I created a skill that is a fully automated Upwork proposal pipeline that monitors job postings in real time, filters out low quality opportunities, and generates personalized AI proposals tailored to each job. Built on Claude AI and Node.js, it surfaces ready-to-submit proposals in a clean dashboard so you review and click send in under 30 seconds. Set it and forget it! It will run every 2 hours in the background...

I set up the Firecrawl MCP and scraped the website of another AI Consultant that I think is doing great things in this realm. I look forward to learning more about how to effectively use the different tools available. Thanks again Nate, for all you do! 🤖

I finally completed the Day 1 Challenge. I had some issues but nevertheless I thought it was fun. Claude had issues with sending the newsletter to my gmail. The email would arrive and the all of my branding would be gone! No logo, no fonts... Just the basics. Claude sent it to my folder the way it is supposed to look and I have also attached the gmail version. Claude used up my tokens for the day trying to get it right. I'll give it another shot tomorrow to see if it can get it in my mailbox correctly.

I completed Day 7 of Nate Hark’s AIS Challenge and built an AI assistant to support my Instagram marketing content creation. Since I usually work on Instagram marketing as a side business, I created a system that connects with the Instagram API and analyzes which posts are performing well through hashtag research. Based on that analysis, it transforms the content angle into one that fits my target persona and helps generate carousel posts. I also prepared files containing the interview steps needed for content creation, primary information, and catchphrase examples. The assistant can refer to those materials and create posts based on them. It can also analyze what kinds of angles are likely to perform well. On top of that, I created around seven different skills, including idea research, post creation, rewriting, updating existing posts, design planning, and creating AI image assets. I made it so these can be used with just one tap. I also added a skill called BrainDump. With BrainDump, I can put my daily thoughts, ideas, concerns, and mental state into the AI assistant. Then the assistant automatically responds based on my current needs and emotional condition. For example, when I have a request like “I want the assistant to work like this,” BrainDump helps plan how to improve the assistant itself. If it detects that my mental state is getting weaker, it can create a recovery project to help me get back on track. It can also manage my daily tasks and support my day-to-day execution. In the future, I want to expand this into something much bigger: a system that can automate and support many different areas of my life and work. Ultimately, I want this AI assistant to become a personal operating system that helps me think, plan, recover, and execute better every day. By applying what I learned from Day 7, I was able to build an AI assistant that I can actually use for my own Instagram operations and personal productivity. Thank you, Nate.

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