Welcome to the Shipping Skool community Jonahton. My main advice is two-fold. 1. Keep fighting and learning through all the seemingly difficult and hard stages of figuring out what AI is and how you want to utilize it by just getting lots of hands on with everything you can to help you narrow that down and focus and prioritize your efforts moving forward. You can get lost and go down many different rabbit holes to learn just one thing you need to know, to finish one step you needed for an overall project, that still needs lots of other work and other rabbit holes to go down to finish it. So, just keep at it and keep learning as you will see small successes that turn into bigger ones as you go. Keep an open mind, get ready to learn, and play with many different tools so you can confirm what works best for you and your projects. There is a lot of change and new updates to keep up with also and it can be exhausting so pace yourself but keep steady learning and applying yourself for best results. 2. Use an IDE - Integrated Development Environments (IDEs), as they are called now which is just OpenAI Codex, Claude Code, or Hermes Desktop App like systems with top models they have and allow them to help orchestrate and manage your efforts. If you need an agentic team doing lots of repetitive tasks, Hermes is the system you should start with but can try openclaw and others as well to learn more overall. I recently promote and use this IDE as my main go to AI system for all my projects - OpenAi Codex Desktop App which now has mobile versions for your phone as well - https://chatgpt.com/codex/ If you have any questions or need anything just shout out further. You can DM me also :). The videos/class materials and team @Beau Johnson @Bret Jutras @Vamsi Acharya & @Ziwen Xu are also available to contact and get more info and help as well.

Yes this is very cool, needed long ago but now nice to have.

Very cool. I like the battle idea for sure and agree its just a matter of preference overall now as the models are getting so good it just gets less and less of a difference it seems.

Not noticng a big difference in opus 4.6, 4.7, 4.8, anyone else. They all seem about the same after testing.

Vercel review, Github best practices & quick review, Neon/Supabase review, common terminology previous non-builders may need to learn like "tech-stack", overall builder stuff like you have also mentioned and I am sure there will be more to go over.

This kind of sums up my list of things I want to at least just quick review, not sure I need a deep dive into all of them. I may need to go to another level on some of them as things move forward.