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I think the easiest way to get overwhelmed with AI is trying every new tool that shows up 😅
I've started keeping things much simpler. chatgpt.com - learn concepts and experiment with prompts claude.ai - go deeper when I'm working through something complex Then I just keep whatever I'm actually learning or building organized somewhere instead of letting it disappear into old chats. I've been trying floment.ai for that lately, mostly for keeping projects and next steps together. Learning one useful workflow deeply has been way more valuable than knowing 30 tools on the surface. How do you decide which AI tools are actually worth sticking with?
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@Tomas Reynoso Appreciate that! It really does feel like every week there’s another "game changer" you supposedly have to jump on. Once you realize most of them
I built an AI stock analyst without writing a single line of code 📈
Most people spend hours jumping between finance sites, Reddit, and news tabs before making one investment decision. So I built an agent that does the research for me. Type in a ticker and you get: → What the company actually does, in plain English → Recent news and what's going well → The biggest risks and red flags → A side-by-side comparison with a competitor I built the whole thing on Emergent. You describe the app you want, and it builds and ships it. Watch the video for the full walkthrough and the exact prompt I used. This is the point of learning AI: turning what you know into real tools that solve real problems. And tools like this are exactly what people pay for. 👉 Build your own here: Emergent Your challenge this week: build something with it and drop it in the comments. I want to see what you make 👇 (Not financial advice, just a better way to do your homework.)
I built an AI stock analyst without writing a single line of code 📈
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Building agents that consolidate scattered research completely changes how fast decisions get made. When building small tools like this, I usually keep my prompt iterations organized on project cards in Floment AI and push any raw assets to GitHub. That separation keeps the actual build steps clear while letting the agent handle the heavy lifting.
Turning Missed Leads Into Automated Follow-Ups 🚀
I recently built an automation system designed to solve a common business problem: leads coming in but follow-ups getting missed. 🔧 My Approach I connected GoHighLevel + CRM + Workflow Automation + AI/n8n to create a simple lead management system: Lead Capture → Instant Response → Qualification → Automated Follow-Up → Pipeline Update → Human Handoff The goal is simple: make sure every lead gets the right response at the right time, while reducing repetitive manual work. 💡 What I Do I help businesses build: - GoHighLevel CRM & workflows - Lead generation & sales funnels - AI-powered automations - n8n integrations - Lead nurturing & follow-up systems If you're dealing with missed leads, manual follow-ups, or repetitive tasks, let's connect. I’d be happy to explore what we can automate. 🤝
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Solid breakdown, especially since automated sequences often fall apart right at the human handoff stage. I let n8n push qualified lead data into webhook endpoints, then manage the actual follow up tasks and context using project cards in Floment AI. Giving the manual stage a dedicated space keeps team handoffs clear without leads sitting untouched. What does your trigger look like when handing off from automated sequence to manual follow up?
⏳ Quick Poll: You saved hours with AI. What actually filled them?
Everyone posts their time savings. Nobody says what happened to the time. Be honest - the hours you got back went somewhere. Vote, then drop a comment on where yours went. I'll break down the one thing that separates people who compound their savings from people who just quietly absorb them 👇
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⏳ Quick Poll: You saved hours with AI. What actually filled them?
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It is way too easy to let reclaimed time dissolve right back into random tweaking or inbox clearing. I started routing freed up blocks into Floment AI to log daily progress updates and keep my actual builds prioritized. Having that quick checkpoint makes it obvious whether the saved time went into real output or just background noise.
Starting My AI Journey
Hi everyone! I recently started getting serious about learning AI, especially AI agents and automation.My goal isn't just to learn different AI tools, but to eventually use them to solve real problems and build something people would actually pay for.I'm still at the beginning, but I'm excited to learn by actually building instead of just consuming tutorials. Looking forward to seeing what everyone here is working on!
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Building actual projects instead of just watching videos is definitely the fastest way to learn. I usually map out the actual build steps in VS Code and keep the scope organized on Floment project cards so I do not overcomplicate things. It really helps keep the focus on finishing one small working feature at a time.
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Building things online and trying to optimize my daily workflow. Here to learn from founders who are a few steps ahead.

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