@Travis Johnson Great question, sir. Lately I’ve been using them mainly for research, learning, and building small practical workflows things like content planning, market research, prompt systems, and testing simple automations for lead capture and follow-up. I’m still in the early stages, but my main focus right now is turning these experiments into real-world use cases and services. I’m also open to collaborating with others here on real tasks and projects to keep improving.

@Khalil Bashah Both, actually. I use them for coding mainly prototyping, debugging, and building small practical tools and workflows.