How do you guys approach working with clients that use different tech stacks than yourself? Or even softwares that you are completely unfamiliar with? Do you create your own accounts to play around with and set everything up before migrating to the clients?

I've been chatting with a few folks here. Most of them said my agency Debrand.me's landing page is confusing. So to resonate more with my targeted audience, I did some copy refinement, driving more clarity, (I used Cluade and Notion) My current target is: - A founder developing a B2B MVP - A CMO looking to strengthen their product design system - Scaleups expanding their engineering staff and seeking a system for design-to-engineer communication. There are some materials I couldn't share due to NDA. So I put them in an extended Notion web page 👉 here. What I'm looking for is: - What do you think about the structure? - Are the plans reasonable or cost-efficient? - If there's anything I could do to enhance it more? - Any section you felt uncomfortable with? Thanks to anyone who would help.

Looking forward to learning from you all! Does anyone have experience automating the mockup of landing pages or Meta ads in Figma or some other design tool via n8n workflows? I've been able to get some mvp versions with Gemini and other tools, but I want to have a layered version that can be edited after the automation builds a draft. I looked into Canva, but the require the enterprise tier to access via API which is a non-starter for me. Thanks!

New tools drop every few months. New agents. New “game-changers”, like claude code and clawbot I learned n8n. I’m still in the beginner phase and still haven’t any experience in helping businesses implement AI. I am trying to learn ONE platform deeply so I can deliver real value to businesses… but I keep wondering: Am I wasting time not switching to newer tools? Should I stick with one system or explore everything? What would you do if you had limited time and were starting today? My goal is simple: Help businesses save time, cut costs, automate repetitive work, and gain some money. But the speed of AI right now makes it hard to know where to focus. If you’ve been in this space longer, or you’re already getting results, what would you do in my position? Honest answers pls👇🏻

In this video, I show you exactly how I created a system where my AI agents in Claude Code have their own virtual office and I can watch them work in real time. We were able to do this using Pixel Agents, a VS Code extension that turns your terminal agents into animated pixel art characters. I walk through a full demo spinning up multiple agents in parallel, show you step by step how to set it up yourself, and share my honest thoughts on whether this is actually useful or just a fun gimmick.