Mondays suck!

@Michael Perrine hahahahahaha

Plano not Bammel. Autocorrect and a junk KB with those stupid scissor keys make for a bad combo. Constant typos and bad autocorrect. .

More notes.... I just went through the security and compliance section. Most workflow tutorials skip this. That gap has held me back from building anything customers would pay for. In security focused industries, this topic matters. A LOT! Auditors look for where data lives, how you protect it, and where controls fail. If you miss it, you fix it later under pressure. Pointing this out early helps people think correctly from day one. Anyone building workflows without protecting customer data risks real consequences, including litigation. This goes beyond PII. • Credential storage • Access control • Backup and rollback strategy • Version testing before customer rollout You should run Dev, UAT, and Prod environments. If that sounds unfamiliar, look up SDLC and learn it. These controls sit at the core of security and compliance. Kudos for including this. An in depth follow up video would help a lot of people avoid costly mistakes.

Took me a while to get through it all but I did get through it. I only watched a lesson or two a day and took time to digest and tinker after going through it. Very well done. I did drop a post on my LinkedIn.

That’s awesome! I love seeing people succeed.

Since a lot of companies use Teams that may be of value. I'm thinking for a human in the loop scenario or just to post to a teams chat or better yet a teams channel that something ran, complete, has errors or whatever? I have a workflow that collects latest AI news and dumps to a my personal Discord channel for me to read. But it's not human in the loop to approve or anything. perhaps that would be good value? I've seen other communities that have Telegram as a human in the loop to approve a response or send notifications to. I kind of stumbled through one that shows how to get WhatsApp connected but that was complicated and needed some backend Facebook enabling of Api's and such. Just a couple that come to mind. :)

I think all can be of use. It always comes down to what you want and need. If you just want some fun post to FB that's great. If you need a highly secure platform to monitor and watch workflow that that's probably not the right solution. I watched one a coupe months back where someone used WhatsApp as a sort of Neighborhood watch/emergency response. It was intended for ppl in very rural communities. Try remote. A person can register via WhatsApp and then take turns who gets alerted when in a certain region a person sends an alert. The person monitoring would get it in WhatsApp and it looked up registered ppl via a Google Sheets and they could get them help. Is it a replacement for 911? NO, but if you are in an African village in the middle of nowhere alerting neighbors you need help it's an addendum to that lifeline. What I took from it is look what is possible. Think outside the box for workflows and solutions and what problem can you solve for people that brings them value. So really any chat platform has it's use and value as far as where it fits in. Another solution I saw was someone had a workflow that took input from all kinds of playtofms, Processed and manipulated it, normalized the data so it all looked the same and saved to a Google Sheets used as a CRM. A person could reach out in any way it took input and if it was not recorded it added it to their record. That is something I think would be a good video. Something that takes input from say, WhatsApp. Does XYZ with it and the a new video adding telegram, then another adding email, etc. Just adding new videos that build on that initial workflow. maybe a ChatBot to interact with RAG? and it just builds and builds? something a company can buy to give employees access to something like benefits and handbook data. sk it what is my coverage from anything. If you want another one, just add it to the beginning of the workflow. :)