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@Brandon S @Vamsi Acharya congrats on the record setting for the longest High Tea. 8 hours passed.

Two Engineers on Why Your Agent Demo Will Not Survive Production

My Cousin @Ryan H. was tasked with making me a new logo for the group (the old fashioned way, not much AI help here) and I think he SMASHED it out of the park. Perfect nuance, what do you all think?

Following the animations training and remotion skill. I was able to get up 5, ~10 minutes or less , training videos + 1 ~22 minute video (an about me 30,000 ft view of the whizbangs I created in the first 30 days with Claude - vibe coding my way to stuff that I will use as first YT video on new channel) I created a skill so that it can take my content and make a presentation in my style (less than 6 seconds per slide for majority of slides but some I will need to sit on for explanation) I added the remotion skill Had Claude create the script in my voice & cadence based off examples I already had - it spit out damn near perfect script. I maybe added in a few words or ideas or edited slightly the script but it was 95% ready out the gate. Honestly, with no changes they could have worked (I just knit picked) Then I recorded my voice in audacity and gave it the file and it created my animation video for me. With all the pauses, and animations I wanted, etc I was able to make 5 animated training video's (about 40'ish minutes of content) in literally 2 hours or so - the longest part being the video rendering. If I tried this in the past, say 3 years ago when I was creating training content for sales floors, this would have taken me a week...EASY. This stuff is awesome... Note* I didn't post any of the finals here as I don't want to come off as pushing my stuff, but if anyone does want to see it let me know and I can upload or link ya' to check out, just sharing the win :)