Hey everyone! 👋 I’m Nikhil, a Data Engineer & AI builder .I’m passionate about building AI assistants, automating workflows, and launching cool side projects — currently working on an AI-powered Projects I joined this community to learn, connect with like-minded builders, and share what I know.Excited to be here and looking forward to contributing! PS: Always down to jam on AI, AWS, or automations — feel free to DM me. 🙌

Building an AI agency in 2025? One critical mistake to avoid: Selling raw AI agents instead of complete branded solutions. The most successful agencies aren't just building agents—they're delivering: • Professional client dashboards with white labeling • Advanced analytics showing clear ROI • Automated maintenance and billing systems This is why top agencies can charge premium rates while others compete on price. AI agents without professional presentation are like websites in 1998—a novelty, not a business solution. By 2028, the AI agent market will hit $100B. The winners will sell complete solutions, not just technology. Full breakdown here: https://youtu.be/tJLxM-4G1Bs

When your entire client workflow depends on third-party tools with subscriptions and closed APIs, you’re at the mercy of price hikes, policy shifts, or outright shutdowns. It’s easy to chase speed and convenience, but long-term stability comes from owning the core systems—not just branding over someone else’s sandbox. Some questions worth asking: - Can my client still operate if the tool I used disappears tomorrow? - Who owns the data, really? - Am I building systems… or just stitching other people's systems together? Ownership isn't always the fastest route—but it’s the one with leverage.

I created a tool that can scrape linkedin jobs and find the details (like email and linkedin url) of the decision maker of the company thats hiring. Here's a demo video https://www.loom.com/share/25832a95eddc45728414391c7b626bcd Let me know what you think. Any feedback is much appreciated. Thanks

There's something extraordinary about the first real automation That moment when you realize: "Wait... this task handled itself?" No development training No 10-hour tutorials Just clear logic + the right tools Mine booked a call, sent a follow-up and an SMS reminder - all while I was having lunch That's when I realized it wasn't just about technology, it was about leverage If you've felt this shift - or if you're looking for it - you've come to the right place you've come to the right place If automation has already saved you hours, or you know it soon will, give us a "like"!