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 46 members put in the reps and walked away with a working assistant they built themselves: Larry Crane, Al Mulrooney, Hassan Eid, Brandon Claeys, Marc-Antoine Siewe, Neelima Rani, Javier Yranzo, Elmuntasir Mukhier, Cristian Victoria, Alberto Galdames, Harena Juan Rabarijaona, Greg Faysash, Logan Clegg, Paul Forster, Estefania Tidwell, Vuk Simić, Iain Littlejohn, Mark Moran, Julius Waggoner, Michael Wijaya, Ilias Kirbashev, Leviticus Kinchen, Duy Nguyen, Vina Egg, Žiga Kalan, David Richardson, Lesetša Mutchinya, Abrie van Wijk, Firoz Shaikh, Farel Viaho, Alberto Camacho, Tito Burga, Chad, Peter Lukacsi, Sanjana N, Ayhan Bulut, Jerry, Hamza Sajjad, Tim van Kollenburg, Elias B., Ismoiljon Farhodov, Tim Metzner, Java Hardge, Philippe, Papa, Robin Pinchard 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=08b046f630344596b864d1cd4304bda0 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

Hey everyone a few things to clarify 1. this is not a actually a job post (if you are looking for one this is not it - don't expect any money right away because I am not even getting paid - you get paid when I get paid - you get a subscription service when I get a subscription service) 2. this is for people who are willing to take risk and bets like I am 3. this post is mainly meant to see if this reads well in this community -also I posted this In Liam ottleys community I am extremely passionate about building my own business, I already have tried and lost everything, and I will not stop until I succeed maybe that means I lose everything again. I have been building AI and even have a client, yet no matter how much i try and build with AI my results are sub-par, truth is im not naturally a builder you guys are I did a pole a month ago to see the consultant to builder ratio, there are many more builders here than consultants (10 to 1), and thats fantastic, the world needs you. You guys move so fast and can diagnose problems extremely well, something my brain is trying to do when building this stuff. I do not mind being the face of the company, Im 19 almost 20, do not let my age fool you, I look older than I am, and have big ideas, I have the biggest ideas, the biggest visions, and I need teams around me, builders/developers, people in my circle that can create these big ideas. btw, im not perfect though, I do get emotional sometimes, I scroll on instagram here and there, I am 19 meaning I have a lot more lessons to be learned and experience to be gained, I don't know what I fully want (I just have so many ideas), and lastly I get angry at this "stupid AI" just about all the time. Don't expect anything from the beginning, but being with someone who wants to achieve something great. think Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, but maybe more Wozniaks, than steve jobs, Like i said I can be the face, I can speak to clients I can make the outward part of the brand happen the frontend, I just need the backend you, you reading this right now, thank you for making it this far.

Done the day 1 task and produced a newsletter in HTML by just using Claude and Gmail to send the email. one thing I learned is that yes other platform mentioned will give better results but even with Claude you can still do this task. this is a good idea for someone to use and produce a weekly newsletter.

Everyone is talking about agent loops and loop engineering right now, but most of the advice assumes you are a hardcore coder running fleets of agents around the clock. In this video I break down what an agent loop actually is (reason, act, observe, repeat), why the verification step matters more than the architecture, and how to think about a "done" criteria that your agent can actually check. I walk through a few real loops I ran, including thumbnail scoring, a three.js plane, and an Abbey Road recreation, and explain why loops are about getting you closer on the first try, not perfect output. If you have been feeling behind because you are not running five agents at once, this one is for you.

From enterprise AI deployments and first clients to agentic systems, private AI stacks, and 24-hour debugging marathons - this week inside AIS+ was another reminder that momentum compounds. Some members landed their first paying clients. Others shipped systems serving thousands of users. 🚀 Standout Wins of the Week inside AIS+ 👉 Michael Wacht received validation from a $100M+ revenue company after his AI Voice Agent cleared a four-week backlog in just 48 hours and is now handling thousands of customer conversations every day. 👉 @Tyler Capps landed his first client after a year of learning, building, and showing up consistently while balancing a full-time job and family life. 👉 @Jenni Saarenpää spent a solo week building with Claude Code and shipped an agentic team, design system, video pipeline, and multiple production-ready assets in just five days. 👉 @Chase Coughlin followed the AIS+ playbook from day one, completed the first courses, built automations for friends, landed his first paying client, and already has an upsell opportunity lined up. 👉 Santella Austin pushed through nearly 24 hours of debugging to finally connect n8n MCP and ship a working email-to-Google Sheets automation. ⸻ 🎥 Super Win Spotlight | @Frank Priboy Frank joined AIS+ looking for better ways to build with n8n. What he found was a community of builders willing to share knowledge, solve problems together, and help each other move faster. Since joining, he's launched his consultancy, landed paying clients, and started building systems that would have required entire teams just a year ago. His biggest takeaway?