I’ve been building a new site for BizzAutomations and it’s about 80–90% done. This is where I’m centralising everything I do around AI automation, systems, and removing manual busywork for businesses:https://bizzautomations.com If you’ve got 2–3 minutes, I’d love your honest feedback: - Is the offer clear? - Does it make you want to work with me or click away? - What feels off, confusing, or missing? Drop your thoughts below or DM me after checking the site:https://bizzautomations.com

You don’t need to be the best at AI. You need to be clear about where you’re useful. People trust clarity more than complexity. If someone can explain what you do in one sentence, you’re doing it right. More clarity going about our work is more trust!! :-- more suggestions to be good at work and being more trusted ??

Hey everyone 👋 A few days ago, I shared a quick walkthrough of a system I built called TalkPilot. After that post, I started getting a lot of messages asking for a proper demo — how it actually behaves in real time and how it handles different scenarios. So I recorded a full working demo showing the complete flow. You can watch it here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/yash-maheshwari5_youre-losing-leads-even-though-people-activity-7422560191121944576-JUGF In this demo, I walk through how the system handles conversations from start to end. Some of the key things it covers: • identifies new vs existing leads using email • avoids duplicate entries in the CRM • remembers previous conversations and shows them with dates • allows notes to be added at any point and maintains a history of past notes • supports human approval for sensitive cases like discounts • allows users to update incorrect details (like email) • answers only business-related questions and ignores irrelevant ones • handles meeting booking, rescheduling, and cancellation • manages time zones correctly for both user and admin • sends automated reminders before meetings (24h and 30min) • tracks show and no-show scenarios • sends feedback or reschedule follow-ups automatically • maintains structured chat history and summarized conversation records This post is mainly to share the working demo and the overall thinking behind the system. In the upcoming videos, I’ll be breaking down how this system is developed — the logic, automation flow, and structure behind it. Would love to hear thoughts or suggestions from people building similar systems.

Digital marketing as we know it will be obsolete by 2027. Not declining. Obsolete. AI workflows are already replacing 80-90% of traditional marketing tasks. Hundreds of companies are building software that will do what agencies charge thousands for, for a couple hundred dollars a month. Most agencies will survive by hoping their clients don't figure out they're getting ripped off. Here's what's actually replacing traditional marketing and how to prepare. Full breakdown + 5 AI workflow prompts on Real Life AI. https://open.substack.com/pub/ikramrana/p/digital-marketing-will-be-obsolete?r=1afzqu&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true P.S. If this was useful, you’ll like 🔔ikramrana.substack.com🔔, practical, no‑hype insights on how AI actually fits into real work and real life.

I've been using Google Antigravity for some days now. It's a fantastic tool for AI-driven development and automation, but there was one particular issue that concerned me for a while. The Issue: The autonomous agent had access to my local root terminal and Windows filesystem. This means that in case of a manipulation attempt by unintended users, my entire device could have been vulnerable and exploitable via the agent. And as they say, if you've got a problem, you've got to find a solution... and so I did. I deployed the agent in an isolated Ubuntu environment as a non-root user, using a Docker, Inc container. This not only isolates the agent from the host root user but also prevents any malicious access to your main OS filesystem. You don't need to do anything crazy, just spin up a container using a proper devcontainer.json file within the .devcontainer folder in your workspace. And try to have your workspace within the WSL filesystem for better performance. This step alone has saved me so much headache that comes with running autonomous agents on my local PC; it's been great. If you're even more skeptical about security, run the agent in Secure Mode. And while there may be some other potential points of exploitation, taking one step at a time towards securing your work and devices goes a long way. Until next time. P.S. You may encounter some errors while using dev containers in Antigravity as of now, as it's a relatively new platform. Use the Microsoft Ubuntu image for the environment of the container, as it is pre-configured for dev containers.