Hello all, my name is Mike Bryan, from Southeast Wisconsin. Currently vibe coding an app for the MS 365 ecosystem. Nearly done with the MVP, moving into the marketing side. Looking forward to learning and sharing.

In this video I interview Jon Cheney who built a $2M Fractional Chief AI Officer service model. Jon breaks down exactly how he built this AI consulting business in under 12 months starting with just $400 and no coding experience. This is a great story! Be sure to Like & Comment if you found this helpful 🤝

Today I spent way too long debugging email drafts that were formatting perfectly yesterday. Same code, same tools, same setup. Today? Paragraph breaks gone, everything in one block. I patched it, but that didn't answer the actual question: why did something that was working fine yesterday need fixing today? So I dug. Turns out one of the software libraries that connects my tools together had silently auto-updated in the background. Fifteen versions ahead of where it was. Somewhere in that jump, it started handling text differently, and my email formatting broke. The fix? Locking that library to a specific version so it stops updating itself without asking. But finding that took six failed email drafts and a lot of frustration. Two lessons: 1. Lock your versions. If your tools let components auto-update, they will. And they won't tell you when it breaks something. 2. Always challenge "it just broke." There's a reason. It might be buried, but something changed. Today it was a background update I didn't ask for. Don't just patch around it, find the cause. This is the bit nobody talks about when they show you the flashy demos. The maintenance. The debugging. The "why did this stop working" moments where you're troubleshooting infrastructure instead of doing actual work. Still worth building with these tools. But if you're connecting AI tools together, expect maintenance. It's not just the building, it's the keeping it running.

Hey guys! So I've been spending 8+ hours a day inside Claude Code and the more I dive in the more lightbulbs go off lol. I'll try to make videos for these when I have more time but here's two more use cases: 1. Vibe Coding my own Social Media Scheduler (with Blotato MCP & Google Workspace CLI) - This is all a bigger part of an 'AI Marketing Operating System' I'm working on to help with organization 2. Creating a Daily Backup System that automatically backs up your Claude Code files to Google Drive with daily notes (with Google Workspace CLI) I keep learning new things with Claude Code everyday and I can't stress enough how important it is to just dive in and keep testing things! What are some useful things you guys are using Claude Code for?

Dear Community, What’s your take on this? Just saw that video and loved the idea: https://youtu.be/_6mgcz9LWJQ?si=U5ZnFSwfLWEqhzRf Details from Zapier: https://docs.zapier.com/sdk