The biggest thing with AI code that can make a massive difference: being able to read the code, not write it. But reading it might become a valuable skill in itself. Here's why. You can produce thousands of lines of code with AI. But you'll need to verify it. If you can read the code and understand it, you'll be able to create more, faster, with AI's help. This is also why I'm focusing more on reading code and understanding it than writing it myself. I mean, Anthropic is using AI code right now, and they're saying that more than 90% of all their code is AI-generated. So I have to guess that the people reviewing it can read over it like a senior dev, so they can approve it for production. But I could also be wrong. Maybe the skill is just to pump out code at scale :)

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From €17K agentic systems and $35K builds to AI leadership roles, first workflows, and launched products - this week inside AIS+ showed what happens when consistent reps finally start compounding. 🚀 Standout Wins of the Week inside AIS+ 👉 Malek Kilani closed his first €17K agentic AI build for a sales coaching company using enterprise presales experience as the unfair advantage. 👉 @Michael Elliott shipped a $35K certification platform with 100+ API endpoints, Stripe integrations, AWS infrastructure, and recurring monthly revenue attached. 👉 @Ailin Werner landed a Head of AI role after 8 months out of work by building publicly, sharing demos, and consistently showing her work online. 👉 Ismail Islam officially launched TradePulse — a full AI-powered trading intelligence platform combining dashboards, Telegram automation, and economic analysis workflows. 👉 @Cagri Sarigoz launched HeyNews on Product Hunt after 12 months of iteration and more than 600 AI-assisted newsletter issues. ⸻ 🎥 Super Win Spotlight | @Ailin Werner Ailin’s LinkedIn Ailin joined AIS+ after losing her job and deciding to fully commit to AI automation. At first, she was learning step-by-step through ChatGPT, debugging workflows manually, and spending countless hours figuring things out alone. Then she joined AIS+ planning to stay for just one month. That quickly changed.

If you've built skills and agents in Claude Code, the next step is getting them to actually run while you sleep. In this video I break down three simple ways to deploy your Claude Code automations, from the dead-simple /loop command to scheduled tasks and Claude routines, all the way to pushing your skills to Modal or Trigger.dev. You'll walk away knowing exactly which method fits which type of automation and how to pick the right one based on where it runs and how agentic it needs to be.

has anyone else has a build seriously disrupted this week because of Anthropics platform being off-line so much? I am starting to get so frustrated. Just went off-line for the fourth time today. I feel like I’m constantly stopping and starting my work this week. Especially today I’m switching over to Codex, but this is not an ideal way to work Anyone else? If it matters I’m on US-East server