Last night, before bed, I picked up my phone. Old habit. Check YouTube, X, Reddit. See what I missed. Hunt for the hidden gem someone posted about AI. I put it back down without opening any of them. Not because I was tired. Because I didn't want to. And when I thought about it, I realized I haven't actually done that routine in a while. For most of us, the answer to the title question is probably the same: "Stop Building AI Agents. Use This Folder System Instead." That was two months ago. It's why most of us are here. Everything I was hunting for out there, I have now in this community. The videos that came before that were all the same. Everyone was copying each other. New model, new skill, someone's hot take on what changes everything. I kept watching because I thought the next one would be useful. It wasn't. Curious if anyone else has had this happen - where the community replaced the hunting behavior that used to eat your nights. What did you stop or start doing once you found Clief Notes?

Greetings everyone: Just passing by to talk about my first client interaction. It was not as expected, but quite a learning experience. First of all, I jumped right into working without talking about price (first error) and then, i solved a big problem for my client: his webpage had a lot of trouble, and he is an AI enthuciast and tryed to fix it himself. I did an excelent job and manage to get score 100 on SEO that was his first issue. Also was built on wordpress and had a lot of pluggins and the webpage was not responsive. In the way i found that he had a italian hacker (at least the IP said so) and belive it or not, the hacker made a admin acount and noone noticed for a whole year. Also he added malicious malware on the base. I rebuild the website. It took me about 5 days of work and charged about 600 bucks for all. I noticed he had payed a chatbot, a good one chilean startup and payed 200 bucks for it monthly. The website sold almost 0 on the last 3 months. He also hired a digital marketing agency for 1000 bucks for managing google ads and meta ads. I also noticed they were doing a horrible job. I proposed him charging him half of the price they were charging to make an Agentic solution for it, a good one. Also on the way i made my own chatbot using LangGraph and Gemini, even offered product with a picture or audio! Im proud of it. The thing is even thou i demostrated my skills with AI and my speed, he offered me crums: only a comition payed when the website started selling (almost 100% of the sales are non web) and ofered me very very little money for % of sales. He sent me the offer today (17 days since i started working with him). I spoke with him and he was sure it was a good offer and also asured me there were no other way. They had no intentions on making me an AI Partner. I just sent him a backoffer refusing the sales % and offering good AI products that are still a win win for both of us. I feel kinda relieved because at some point i considered the offer. I spoke with my good pal Claude and review everything in detail and made a detailed auditory about the digital marketing agency.

Hello everybody: Here Pepe again... I wanted to share something pretty interesting thought about SPIN method. It's a very good form of reaching a client and get him to tell you what they need. At first, you cannot offer full auditory but you need to get a job that is fair for both of the parts. The SPIN method (or SPIN Selling) is a classic consultative sales framework developed by Neil Rackham. Instead of pitching features, the seller guides the buyer to realize their own needs by asking four specific types of questions in sequence: Situation, Problem, Implication, and Need-payoff. Speak your local llm about it and learn it. This is the way to get the client to tell you what problems do they have and what is costing them. If you get a client to tell you their problems and the cost, it's a no brainer, you deliver a solution at a fraction the cost of the problem. This is not new. I've had a great meeting today using this method and i got exactly what i needed in order to make them an offer. Let me know your comments. Peace

Hello everyone! I was just seeing this and it makes me think. This is an oportunity or is this a menace? I'd really hear your comments on this one.

Hey there fellas. This post is because i read over and over and over the folder structure... And it makes ABSOLUTE SENSE. I trully belive that, and the thing is: my media always tells me what good agents are comming out, set of skills i should try, and it's pretty hard for me to not put attention on the continuous bombarding of things i should be using. So the real question goes here: How do you guys manage to make workflows on your own and on the other hand use skills/agents or whatever there is avaliable for free. This reminds me a lot like 2016ish... When this same thing happened with popular libraries. I think on that cases it was way more easy to define wich libraries to use... Nowadays, i get a lot of analysis paralisis and i loose confidence on what i am doing and on what should i be using. Does this happen to you also? How you decide wich external code to use? For me this is very hard. I'd love to see your comments on this one.