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2d •
why my ai texts kept sounding like a robot
ok so my cousin's real estate follow up texts kept coming out sounding like a robot. fixed it by pasting 5 of her actual old texts in first and telling claude to match that tone. now the drafts read like her. what do u all feed it for voice?
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@Noah Game mostly the sample handled it but i still had to add a no emojis line, it kept sneaking one in at the end lol
5d •
Hello from Leo
Hi, I joined this community today. I’m looking to build AI agents and chatbots for my business. If you can help, feel free to reach out!
1 like • 4h
welcome leo. what kinda business is it? most of the time for client chatbots the hard part isnt the agent, its getting their info in clean enough that it stops making stuff up
5d •
Big CLAUDE.md or lots of small skills?
Who here has had a Claude Code project quietly fall apart because the memory or CLAUDE.md file got too long and it started ignoring parts of it? For those of you building with it, do you keep that file tiny and push detail into skills, or keep everything in one place and accept the drift?
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mine got messy around 300 lines and it started skipping the bottom half. moved most of it into skills and kept claude.md tiny, way more reliable but still not 100% sure thats the right call
3d •
why does suno keep writing better hooks than me
made a 15 sec intro track for one of my vids in suno yesterday expecting it to sound like a ringtone. it came out with an actual chorus and i caught myself humming it all day lol. anyone else find it way better than they expected once they sat down and tried it?
0 likes • 13h
@Emily Harper prob use the hook as the bones and rebuild the verse around it. for a short i'd just run the clip as is, but if the whole video sits on it, extend in suno and redo the second half.
5d •
Trying to keep up with the lightning-fast pace of AI, filtering out the online noise, and figuring out how to build functional chatbots, voice agents, and automations without any prior coding background is a massive hurdle.
Most beginners and builders get stuck watching tutorials from the sidelines, overwhelmed by technical jargon and complex architectures without a clear, hands-on path to actually implement AI or monetize their skills. Here is how you bridge the gap between reading about AI and actually building with it: - For Workflow & Agent Design: Use Claude or ChatGPT to draft your prompt logic and system instructions, or build multi-step agent pipelines using n8n and Make.com. - For Tracking Automation Projects: Keep your active tool stacks, API keys, and client project deliverables organized inside Notion or structure your business metrics in Google Sheets. Moving past the learning phase and turning your AI skills into actual results shouldn't feel like guessing in the dark. If you're trying to structure a new automation, build your first voice agent, or map out your client offering, step into Floment.ai and tap into Flowie AI. It cuts through the tech noise and gives you an instant, execution-ready blueprint so you can stop watching from the outside and start shipping. 👇 What specific AI tool, chatbot project, or automation workflow are you building inside KVK AI right now? Let's discuss it below!
0 likes • 13h
the tutorial trap is so real. i watched months of videos before i just made a dumb chatbot for a mate's site and that taught me more lol
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