NotebookLM is getting a bigger Gemini upgrade, with better source handling and a more capable workspace. This is one of those AI tools that quietly keeps becoming more useful for research, planning, training docs, client notes, and messy business knowledge. Curious how many people here are already using it instead of dumping everything into ChatGPT?

AI costs are becoming a real business problem now, not just a “use more tools” conversation. More teams are starting to ask: which AI tasks actually save time, which ones are just burning tokens, and where do we need limits? Honestly, this is probably the next big skill for automation builders: not just making AI workflows work, but making them efficient enough to run every day.

Hello everyone. I want to apologize for not being very active recently. I have been dealing with some health issues, but I am feeling better now and I am back. What should I create next? • Is there a workflow in your projects or business that feels slow or repetitive? • Is there something you wish could be automated or simplified? • Do you have an idea that would benefit the community as a whole? Your suggestions will guide what I build next, so feel free to share your ideas below. Thank you all for your patience and support. I am looking forward to creating more valuable automations with you.

Dear Automation Tribe members, On this 24th of December, I’d like to wish you all a joyful and restful holiday season. Thank you for being such an active, curious, and supportive part of our skool community. May the days ahead bring fresh ideas, renewed energy, and exciting automation wins in the year to come. Enjoy the holidays! ✨🤖 Warm wishes, Razvan

Not a lot of people know about this yet. Google quietly launched Stitch, and it’s one of the most powerful free AI tools available right now. With Stitch, you can create apps, websites, dashboards, or landing pages just by typing what you want. No coding, no design skills. You simply describe your idea, and it gives you a full design, working code, and even a Figma export. Here’s the interesting part: you can actually turn this into a service. You could charge between $500 and $2,000 for rapid prototyping and deliver a working prototype in just a day or two. Freelancers and agencies are already using it to cut their design time by 70% while keeping the same rates. And for local businesses—restaurants, gyms, real estate agents—this is a game changer. They all need apps but can’t afford expensive developers. Now there’s a way to give them something affordable. Most people missed this tool at Google I/O 2025, but the opportunity is wide open right now. You can try it here for free: stitch.withgoogle.com How would you use Stitch to make money or build something new?