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Showing How to Build Skills
Here is a question for the group and @Ryan Doser. I am putting together a set of skills like Ryan has done for marketing but mine are aimed a quality manager, production supervisors, plant manager for small businesses (20 to 100 employees). The skills are root cause analysis (5 whys), corrective action, audit schedule builder. The goal is to show them how to make the skill but if they want to skip to the final product here it is at the end finished and then they can buy one or many skills I have built. How far do I go in showing how to build the skill? Thanks in advance, Miek
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The only reason I keep copilot is that in my day job and a few folks are tied to staying within the MS ecosystem
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@Ryan Doser Roger that
My PSA to the 'Anti-AI' Crowd
Idk about you guys but It seems like more and more people I run into in real life are developing this 'Anti-AI' mindset. I attached a video that went viral of college graduates booing AI comments that were just true statements lol. Being 'Anti-AI' is an expensive virtue signal as the world does not care about your feelings towards AI and will keep moving on without you. That is the truth that many have not accepted. I'm not a fan of big tech companies and also understand the negatives of AI. But I don't recommend torching your career and livelihood just to gain the 'moral high ground' on social media. All of us in this community are choosing the correct path of being proactive and building leverage with AI instead of being reactive like everyone else... Are you guys also hearing more 'Anti-AI' remarks?
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Let’s not forget there is plenty of ā€œhumanā€ slop out there too.
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@Rafal Glaz Now that would be a major pivot, men especially are defined by what we do. I suppose I can call myself a sim racing geek. Whatever works...😜
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@Rafal Glaz so true
Creating an Audiobook from an out of print book
I live in the Quality Management world and there a few seminole books that I really want on audio but don't exist in audio format. So I scanned the book using Genius Scan on my phone, exported it to my Mac iCloud Drive. Genius Scan does a nice job of creating either a pdf or text file, in this case i went with the txt file. However, it's not so great to just drop into Kokoro 83M (found on github) free as it's flow is not goot So I needed to create a skill that takes that text and cleans it up for reading by a human or ai. Meanwhile I loaded Kokoro 82M. It's a text to voice repo that when paired as a skill in Claude Code, is pretty robust. One Phone App, 2 Skills created. Now I have an audio book that I can take with me when I travel. And a method for bringing older, still relevant books to audio. If anyone wants the skills or the Genius Scan app, let me know, happy to share. Mike
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@Ryan Doser @Rafal Glaz the Kokoro repo has just one voice but it’s a pleasant female voice, here a sample from Chapters 1 and 2, let me know if this uploads okay?
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@Ron Meyer great questions, I did this as personal needs but go ahead and use what did here Cost to produce? Tools, genius scan $40 per year on iPhone Claude code: $100 per max plan per month Kokoro repo: GitHub free Time: for a 300 page book, 30 minutes to scan, I broke it up into two chapter segments because the longer the chapters the longer it takes kokoro to do what it needs to do. Time for clean up: I uploaded each chapter as a txt file where I had cc make it a skill, for the whole book, about 45 minutes. I went with a txt file since it was nice and small compared to a PDF Kokoro time to convert to audio MP3 file, about 10 min on average per 2 chapters In this case it was 13 chapters into 7 files. I left them separate for my personal needs but you could probably use a video editing software to combine them into one audio file. Hope that helps, let me know if you have questions
AI Marketing is NOT magic — here’s what actually works
I just joined this community and I want to keep it real from the start. A lot of people are treating AI marketing like it’s some ā€œpush button → money appearsā€ system. That’s not how it works. AI is powerful, yes, but only when it’s used with a clear strategy. What I’ve noticed actually works: AI speeds up ideas, but you still need to understand your audience Tools don’t replace thinking, they amplify it The real results come from testing, not guessing Simplicity beats complexity almost every time Right now I’m focused on learning how to build systems that actually bring results, not just content for the sake of posting. Curious to hear from others here — what’s one AI marketing strategy that actually gave you results (not hype)?
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best description for ai is, human starts, AI in the middle, human confirms at the end
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