Whether you’re building automations between diaper changes or sneaking in a YouTube tutorial after bedtime, we see you. Hope you get a little time to relax today and enjoy some time with the family!! Take the day off from the agents. They’ll still be running tomorrow. - Nate

Developing with the local team AI solutions for Uganda with local trained people. what a great journey so far, And we are still training new people . what is inspiring you to help others on the planet to have a better life by the use of AI ???

It's been a few days since I started day 3.... I got sidetracked setting up my AIOS! That said, I now have my aios running. I also created two skills: /leads <niche> <city> - If any of the values are omitted, the last successful one is tracked in .status and just fills it in. So if I do /leads plumbers reno ... I get a list of 50 plumbers in reno. If I then just do /leads cincinnati, I get 50 plumbers in cincinatti. /enrich <niche> <city> - uses the same "last run" logic as /leads. This goes out to each lead's website and searches for names, phones, social accounts, blogs, and more, and saves them all into the same table as the leads skill. Next will be generating customized outreach messaging. Here's the skill, if folks are interested! --- name: leads description: Run a lead scan — pull 50 fresh local-business leads from the gmaps scraper and append them to the lead-gen Google Sheet. One spreadsheet per NICHE, one tab per CITY. Use when asked to get leads, pull leads, scan a market, or refresh the lead sheet. trigger: /leads args: optional locus as "NICHE in CITY" (e.g. "landscaping in Raleigh NC"). Omit to reuse the last locus. --- # Leads Scan ## Goal Append 50 fresh leads to the lead-gen Google Sheet for a NICHE-in-CITY locus. Reuse the last locus unless a new one is given. **One spreadsheet per niche; each tab is a city** — a new city adds a tab to the niche's sheet, a new niche needs its own spreadsheet. ## Inputs - **Locus (optional):** free text like `landscaping in Raleigh NC` or `lawn care, Charlotte NC`. Parse it into a **niche** and a **city** (city keeps its state, e.g. `Charlotte NC`). If no locus is given, the worker reuses the last one from its state file. ## Steps 1. **Parse the locus** from the argument, if any, into `niche` and `city`. - "lawn care in Charlotte NC" → niche=`lawn care`, city=`Charlotte NC`. - If the argument is empty, pass neither flag — the worker reuses the last locus. 2. **Run the worker** from the repo root: ```bash

When I started the AI Automation Society, I had no idea it would grow into this. Under two years later and we just crossed 400k. The largest AI automation community in the world. Yes, the space is exploding. But this community grew because you guys keep showing up, asking questions, dropping answers, sharing builds, and helping the person one step behind you. Huge thank you to the team that keeps this thing running, and to every single one of you who's posted, commented, or just been here. I feel lucky to get to do this. So excited to share with you guys what we've been quietly cooking up over here at AIS...👀 - Nate

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