Made a free Interpreter App for our kids at the clinic. https://linguaping-185962605700.us-west1.run.app/ Super fun - can share anytime I never coded in my life 24 months ago #onlyquittersfail

Hey everyone, We’re currently seeking a small group of beta testers to collaborate with us on our new software, specifically focused on AI Voice Agents. Ideal candidates are AI agency owners who have multiple clients using voice AI and extensive experience in building voice agents and prompt engineering. If you’re interested in participating, please submit your information here: 👉 https://forms.gle/9BJwz5eTj5gogNk57 If you're accepted, we'll reach out and add you to a private group to discuss further! Thank you Brendan

Hey everyone, Here is an example of an n8n automation I built that scrapes an RSS Feed for high quality AI content (whitepapers, research papers) and calls AutoContentAPI via HTTP Request and generates editable podcasts and distributes them to me via multiple channels (Gmail, Telegram, and Google Drive) on a weekly basis. In short, audio learning is the most digestible format for me. This automation helps me stay up to date with high quality AI content every week without having to search for it. I was in search of a NotebookLM API for a while now, but it's still unclear as to whether Google will further pursue the project, so that means no API for now. Feel free to DM me if you would like access :) Note: AutoContentAPI is NOT FREE, but I have found other similar resources and will be creating and sharing these automations with you all.

In this video, I will help you better understand what the Model Context Protocol means for building AI Agents in the simplest way possible. If you are like me, you may have been overwhelmed by the ‘Model Context Protocol’ name and may have found it hard to understand what it actually does. I will also address some limitations of the MCP and why you might want to be cautious before diving too deep into it.

There has been a lot of talk around the MCP recently. Let me know if you'd like a video covering what it is and how it works. From what I can see, the idea behind a new protocol just for LLMs makes a lot of sense and will make developing agents with other apps much more manageable and smoother. I would love to hear everyone's thoughts!