Huge shoutout to everyone who finished the 7-Day Challenge this month and got certified. Seven days, zero to your own executive assistant in Claude Code. Step by step, from nothing to shipped. These 31 members put in the reps and walked away with a working assistant they built themselves: Robert Marshall, Gabriel Gadsden, Kamesh S., Patrick Campbell, Marianella John, Jerick Paulo, Duarte Colaco, Alessandro Waidmann, Fouad Hassanein, Nikit Raghuwanshi, Siri, Kevin Montes, Kingdavid Agbidi, Ramkesh Kumar, Aamir Mustafa, Joel Crasta, Miroslav Buso, Leoni Milano, Olga, Gautam, Muhammad Haris, Gregory Lashley, June MG, Justin Weschenfelder, Shahroz Ahmed, JoJo, Tone Glomstein, Nikkie Burns, Anurag Sinha, Kirk Shelton, Varun If you haven't started yet, the challenge is completely free and it's right here: https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society/classroom/dda699b7?md=1be568a1864b4d999d152832656dea48 One lesson, one build, each day. By the end you'll have your own Claude Code assistant up and running. See you in the next cohort. - Nate

Tested the schedule and loop features with some simple ideas. I didn't have any ongoing skills or tasks running that needed to be scheduled. So, I decided to test this with my MCPs connected in Claude - Gmail and Canva. Scheduled a task to check my inbox everyday and give me a highlight of what needs immediate attention. Worked like a charm. Simple and effective. Also, wanted to see if this can be used to create something like social media posts. So, scheduled a task with Canva MCP to create a post everyday on a specific task. The test run went create. I need to create this into a project and see how the self-improving function runs. Also, tested the loop command with a simple idea. Worked great. On to the final one tomorrow.

Here's the website I built for my brand. If you want to see the full website, you can access it here - https://visionfrontai.com/. The website creation process in Claude Code was pretty straightforward. Followed everything from Nate's explainer video; it got created in a jiffy. The real challenge I faced was hosting this fully functional website with multiple pages. Claude suggested me to create this on the Next.js framework. I was able to create separate pages for my Services, About, and Contact sections. After some research, I decided to bypass Vercel. Since I already had a domain in Hostinger, I upgraded to Node.js hosting in Hostinger. It connects directly to GitHub and runs the website. After a few errors, I managed to get the website running. On to the next challenge now!

Just created the lead generator and fired it up. After some minor hiccups, it worked like a charm. As you can see, I did run into some duplication errors. Once the errors are pointed out, claude code fixed it and did a re-run. No duplicates. Great quality leads. Besides Google with SerpAPI, I did my own spin to scrape leads from Linkedin as well. Got a good list of quality leads (about 50) without any issues.

1. What I scraped - 200 jobs on a job website returning Excel and CSV files. 2. One thing you learned - keep iterating and asking questions to ensure you can get what you need. It's cool how it keeps running into its own challenges and overcomes them. Running multiple agents is also awesome. 3. One use case idea -> It's an excellent way to collect competitive data and lead gen info. I also completed the other job scraping that Nate had on another YT video for 200 social media jobs - I got back 179.