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From first client handoffs and SaaS traction to Claude-powered systems and internal tools - this week inside AIS+ showed what happens when builders focus on solving real problems and shipping fast. 🚀 Standout Wins of the Week inside AIS+ 👉 @Patrick Florencio built and deployed his first Claude Code ATS app, now used across a portfolio of 15 companies. 👉 @Dion Wang completed his first full client handoff after months of consistent building and refinement. 👉 @Bill Scully eliminated days of manual work by building an SEO migration evaluation agent. 👉 @Tobias Bielke got his first paying SaaS user, turning an idea into a real product with traction. 👉 @Debbie Ai built a forum scheduling automation handling 37 topics in under 2 minutes — plus launched her AI executive assistant. 🎥 Super Win Spotlight | @Diane McCracken Diane joined AIS+ during a difficult phase in life - with one clear goal:figure things out and rebuild. Since joining, she has: • Transitioned her business into a scalable, AI-driven model • Built multiple AI agents (now on her 4th iteration) • Integrated Claude deeply into her workflows and operations • Set a clear goal: rebuild to $10K/month and scale to $100K/month Her biggest shift? From doubt and uncertainty → to full commitment and action. Diane’s journey is proof that it doesn’t matter where you start - what matters is how quickly you decide to go all in. 🎥 Watch Diane’s story 👇 ✨ Want to see wins like this every week? Step inside AI Automation Society Plus and start building assets that compound 🚀

Hiring Solution Engineers (Senior + Mid-level) at Contextual.io (US Based Only - Citizens) We're a small team at a platform company solving real integration problems -- customs filing, document processing, event-driven connectors. The work is technical: SOAP APIs, XML transforms, event chains, platform architecture. Must have business logic and development skills, but most important is an AI-forward / agentic approach. You use engineered skills, custom commands, variable templates, context systems. Not just prompting -- actually building with AI as a force multiplier. What the work looks like: - Designing event-driven flows on a low-code platform (Node-RED based) - Integrating with external APIs (SOAP, REST, EDI) - Building config-driven architectures that scale across clients - Working directly with platform engineers on architecture patterns This isn't a "prompt engineer" role. You need to understand the code your AI generates, debug it when it breaks, and know when to build by hand vs when to automate. DM me if this sounds like you.

Not gonna lie… today was one of those days 😅Long, messy, brain fried… the kind where even simple automations feel like rocket science. But here’s the funny part even on days like this, I still did something small. Tested one idea. Broke one thing. Fixed half of it 😂 And that’s kind of the game right now… Not perfection. Just progress (even on low-energy days). So quick one 👇What’s ONE thing you’ve actually done with AI today even if it’s small? Be honest… “thinking about it” doesn’t count 😄

They need a system. I’ve been going down the rabbit hole of building my own CRM using AI not some complicated tech stack, just something simple that actually fits how I work day-to-day. And it made me realize something… A lot of people are: ❌ jumping between DMs ❌ forgetting follow-ups ❌ losing warm leads ❌ relying on memory instead of systems That’s literally money slipping through the cracks. So I started putting together my own setup:→ tracking conversations→ organizing leads→ setting follow-ups→ keeping everything in ONE place Nothing crazy, just something that actually works. Curious though… How are you guys managing your leads right now? Are you: A) Just using DMs and memory B) Notes / spreadsheets C) A proper CRM D) Trying to build your own system And be honest… What’s the ONE thing that’s slowing you down the most right now when it comes to managing conversations or leads? Let’s compare setups 👇