Hello! On this occasion I have created a scheduled and a loop. For one, I decided to make a schedule that every Monday at 4 p.m. he would send me a workout routine for the week. and I tested the loop with the skill from day 3, seeking to improve more and more the creation of brand infographics, thus achieving more consistent images and with text that reads clearly.

The hack of using a URL from another source—which Claude Code perfected—really impressed me. The website I created isn't anything special beyond being a brand-guideline page for my brand; however, I thought it was a good idea to do this because a few days ago Claude sent me these guidelines in HTML, and I thought, “Good idea—I'll do this but apply the lesson.” Here’s a before-and-after.

This is an automation that searches Reddit and Quora forums to see what people are discussing and what questions they have regarding matters of faith. It also searches YouTube for related content that people are looking for around these topics of interest. I ran into an error: the automation was running on an old code, which prevented trigger.dev from processing some new changes I made. That’s why the searches took so long or simply didn’t run at all. This class was great!

Hi, everyone! I’m sharing the results from Day 1 of the #AISChallenge. One thing I learned that really stuck with me is how to connect the APIs, and one improvement I made to the project was changing the colors of the newsletter and adding the logo to the infographic. However, I have a question: how can I make sure the text in the infographics looks good? Thanks for your feedback.

Hi everyone, can anyone explain the difference between n8n, trigger.dev, and Modal? Thanks!