So excited to have completed this challenge. I've learned so much so fast and I'm thankful that Nate was able to make this so easy to follow 🙏🏼

Took me a while to think of a scheduled task that would be useful to me running locally. I decided to build a routine that fires off once per week, analyzing new job openings with brief summaries and a scoring system, letting me know which ones are worth looking into. Pretty cool stuff.

I have built multiple websites and landing pages myself. It would normally take me 3-5 days as I got better at it, to build a full website with multiple pages. This took me about 12 minutes and looks arguably better than anything I ever built on my own. It's so crazy to think how much is possible with just a few clicks of a button these days 🤯

I got stuck on this one for a bit but I learned a TON from it. I decided to deploy two workflows based on this project. One was that weekly newsletter I created for #AIS Day 1, so that I get a daily brief on the most recent & relevant AI news every morning. And the second one is a similar lead scraper to what Nate ran in this example, except I'm targeting a different audience with select criteria. This was a lot of fun to work on, and I also created a skill out of it so that it's easier to build out next time 🔥

For this project, I wanted to build something I could use regularly in my personal life. I built something simple, but very useful to me. It's an English-Spanish translator. I know that Claude can already do that on its own (obviously). But the thing is that I always have to iterate a few times before I actually get what I want. This skill now knows my communication style and translation preferences, and I'm going to reformat it and upload to my Claude AI. I'm actually really excited to save time every time I need to translate something to talk to a Spanish client or family member!