Hey everyone, hope you're doing well! So this is my Newsletter Project done! Was cool, the first thing I've properly built with AI. You'll see I based the newsletter on songwriting (a hobby of mine), so this is actually my second run of the project. On the first run I followed along with the example topic Nate presented, Agentic AI. One thing I've learned - AI is a great guide. Self-healing, finding any problems, finding solutions, and doing what it can by itself but roping me in where nescessary. For example, I wound up having to connect gmail to Claude to get it to send me the newsletter. And then also do a whole thing setting up Google Cloud console. One thing I'd improve - When ready, use the Kie and Perplexity APIs. As you can see in the screenshot, I didn't end up using Nano Banana via the Kie API. Nether did i use the Perplexity API. They would've cost me 5$ a pop, and right now I'm trying to learn what I can with as little cost as possible. So I used Claude for everything. But this was a great proof of concept, just for me personally to actually see what AI can do. All in all. Great experience, my thanks to Nate. Dope dude!

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Today's build was a piece of cake. I built an AI workflow for my brother, who's looking for fully funded scholarships and programs to study abroad. Here's what it does: Uses an about-me.md file to see all of his preferences using AI. Uses Tavily to search the web for relevant opportunities. Uses the Firecrawl MCP server to scrape the websites. Automatically categorizes everything and saves it to Google Sheets. The result? Instead of manually searching through hundreds of websites, he gets an organized database of scholarships that actually match his profile. A little about me: I'm 17 years old from Pakistan, and my goal is to do AI automation full-time. I don't have all the paid tools, but that won't stop me. If Claude Code costs $20/month, I'll build with free alternatives until I can afford it. Looking forward to Day 3. 🚀

Yesterday I made it through day 3. I learned quite a bit again. I tried to save repetitive tasks globally so I don't have to set everything up again for each project. I hope it's worthwhile. So far, everything has worked well. I'll see how it goes. :-) .. New day new chalenge. Let's see what it brings.

Nicee, i scraped jobs from indeed on weekends. So If i understood it correctly, Firecrawl cheat sheet is the instruction or memory that claude needs in order to use firecrawl. Claude md in this example says like to claude before you do anything check the firecrawl cheat sheet in ordet for you to scrape. Did I understood It correctly guys?? Also guys how do I know which mcp server to connect to If I want to achieve something? Just asking claude?