@Nate Herk I wanted to ask something I’ve been curious about. I noticed that many of your tutorials use Claude Code to build AI automation systems. I also use Codex in my own workflow, so I’m wondering what made you choose Claude Code for these projects. Is it better suited for certain parts of the process, such as workflow design, context management, automation building, or debugging? I’d also love to hear from others in the community: has anyone tried building similar systems with Codex? How does it compare with Claude Code in practice?

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I need an AI bot to unlock my level 3 in Skool. 😀 I don't really like the "gates" but I understand it builds engagement.

Hey guys, this is my first post in this community. I'm new here and want to start off being active, feel free to reach out if you want to connect! I've been building out an AIOS for a while now for my own agency. I've signed three clients in total, lost one, and have $500 MRR right now. Netting $1500 from a separate one off project. (newsletter automation) I found myself getting sucked into building my AIOS, often times not optimizing things that would impact real business results. Very curious what everyone else is using it for and where you guys are seeing the most leverage. Would love to hear some thoughts, thanks!

I’m an independent developer based in China with an academic background in cryptography. My interest in AI started from hands-on experiments with training smaller models, which helped me understand how data, model behavior, and system design come together in practice. These days, I’m especially interested in using AI more efficiently: building practical tools, improving workflows, and finding ways to make automation useful without adding unnecessary complexity. I like working on lightweight systems that solve real problems, and I’m always exploring how AI can help independent builders move faster, make better decisions, and turn ideas into usable products.