Something I've been doing recently inside of Claude Code is asking it to bring in a coach. I went through and defined the roles of a few coaches like: - code coach - small business coach - copywriting coach - media buyer coach - SEO coach I usually call in these coaches midway through a project or toward the end of the project to give approval on what I've built up to that point. I've only recently discovered these, and it's been a real game changer. Now I'm wondering if other people have done the same and what sort of a coach you have built?

Thanks Nate ! I succeed to automate Meta, Insta & Pinterest. Claude code build a typescript pushed to github and everyday at 6am, the task is generated in trigger.dev to take one image previously generated by kie.ai (I generate 30 every months, so I don't have to pay API cost), push through blotato at a random daylight hour and I don't have to think about posting on social media anymore ! Amazing community 😍

Nate recommends keeping them in a .env file and never pushing it to your git repo (add it to .gitignore). But in another community, people told me to use a free tool called Doppler to centralize all API keys. Which approach do you trust more, and why? Anyone running Doppler in production? 🙏

🚨 Higgsfield just announced 30 days of unlimited Seedance 2.0 According to the launch, this is powered by an official BytePlus partnership and offers unlimited Seedance generation for 30 days For anyone making AI videos, that's a lot of room to experiment without constantly watching your credits Honestly, the most interesting part isn't the offer itself It's seeing what people create when generation limits disappear Anyone grabbing it? Curious whether this changes how much you experiment with video workflows 👇

The deeper I go into AI automation, Claude Code, AI agents, and AI OS concepts, the more questions I seem to have. Maybe I'm overthinking it, but I'm curious: What does an AI OS actually do that a few well-built automations can't? Are most people building complex agent systems, or just solving business problems with simple workflows? How much of your stack is Claude Code vs tools like n8n, Make, Cursor, etc.? What's one thing you wish you understood before getting into AI automation? Would love to hear how people who are actually building and selling AI solutions think about this.