Hi Quick question on how I should approach my folder setup best. I have a mutual business with my wife (A) -> I run ads for (A) I have my own brand (B) -> I run ads for (B) in my brand (B); I have the brand of clients (C) -> I run ads for (C) Especially for our brand (A) and my own brand (B). I want to setup a wiki (karaphaty's principle). The wiki would contain books we've written. Transcripts from webinars, etc etc Should I keep the following structure AI OS -> which points to the wiki's AI OS Wiki (A) AI OS Wiki (B) [AI OS Wiki (C)] And... Isn't there always "a bit of overlap" or should I just choose one location? For example; the brand-logo -> in the wiki or in the AI OS (which does has a folder structure brands/(A)/brand or /projects I've already messed around like a day with the AI OS. And now implementing/learning about the Wiki-folder; makes me a bit confused. Thanks!

I set up a scheduled task to go out and search the web for top news on certain subject matter globally as well as the top news stories locally. It also gives me the weather forecast for the day in a certain area and produce a daily brief for myself. This runs every morning.

Wow. This was a very fun and eye opening project. Made a great website for a new business I am starting and I am very impressed with the outcome. Was able to not only make it look simple and professional, but also used claude to create a google spreadsheet to link to the form at the bottom and then email me anytime a new entry was submitted. I know more needs to be done for spam protection and other possible security issues, but Claude on its own addressed and fixed a few.

So I began with a prompt asking every monday to go and look t the top 5 trending topics in the firearm industry, then create a summary of them that I could use for either a weekly email or youtube script format. At first it wanted to use resend to send me an email, but I did not feel like setting that all up so I just asked for another way, and it offered to use Notion to create pages for every weeks update which I actually prefer and was easier to set up, so I ran with that. The other issue I had is I purchased API Key credits with Claude to sue with this project, but when I went to run the test they are not showing up and that portion wont run, so while I am waiting for Anthropic to either refund me or give me my credits, I asked it to run a test without needing those api credits, and was able to test and produce a test page for me as well as an easy way to correct the issue once my credits are available. One thing I am learning using AI is that when you hit a roadblock, it is so much easier to just ask what an alternative option is and continuing moving forward then spending hours researching an alternative yourself! Attached is the Notion page that was created with test data

So I asked Claude to make a skill that would use Firecrawl to scrape a website, and then take the data/info from that website and create an infographic from it. I used the website: https://publicsafety.tulane.edu/basic-firearms-safety, which has 12 basic firearm safety rules. The skill ended up doing something unexpected, but that I actually liked; instead of just doing all 12, it chose 6 "core habits" to create the infographic. I then ran it on https://www.cdc.gov/clean-hands/about/index.html, and it identified the listed steps on the page and created the infographic. Just wanted to share the idea, as it may be a good way of creating something useful. Going to experiment with this one a bit more and see what it can do and where changes/adjustments can be made.