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🚀New Video: Google’s New Tool Just 10x’d Claude Code
Google just released an open source CLI that lets you control your entire Google Workspace from the command line. In this video, I connect it to Claude Code and show you how it can manage your Docs, Sheets, Gmail, Calendar, and Slides without ever leaving Claude Code. If you use Claude Code, this changes everything.
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🚀New Video: How to Build $10,000 Agentic Workflows (Claude Code Tutorial)
I’ve genuinely never seen workflows scale like this before, and it all comes down to building $10,000 agentic workflows with Claude Code. In this video, I break down everything you need to know about how to build $10,000 agentic workflows, even if you’ve never created an agent or touched Claude Code before. I’ll explain what agentic workflows actually are, why they’re worth $10,000+, and exactly how they function behind the scenes. Then I’ll build an agentic workflow from scratch using Claude Code so you can watch the entire process step-by-step. By the end of this Claude Code tutorial, you’ll know how to build, structure, and deploy your own workflows.
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🏆 Weekly Wins Recap | Feb 28 – Mar 6
From first clients and automation launches to AI-powered translation systems and new business opportunities - this week inside AIS+ showed what happens when curiosity meets execution. 🚀 Standout Wins of the Week 👉 Dave-Amy Simpson secured a $12K MVP build with plans for a larger rollout and long-term retainer. 👉 Abu Sumayah signed his first client to build a custom CRM for a veteran housing organization. 👉 @Patrick Florencio shipped his first automation - a WhatsApp assistant handling schedules, reminders, and tasks. 👉 @Isabelle H booked a strategy call with a $19M aviation company CEO to explore automation opportunities. 👉 @Usman Mohammed translated 2,000+ pages of ancient Arabic texts into bilingual PDFs using Claude Code automation. 🎥 Super Win Spotlight | @Sven Loeffler Sven joined AIS+ because he wanted more than just watching AI videos.He wanted a clear roadmap and a place that pushes you to build. Since joining, he has: • Implemented a full automation workflow for a client • Delivered AI audits that opened new opportunities • Started building a lead-generation agent for a mid-sized company • Shifted his pricing mindset from hundreds → $5K+ engagements And it all started with one simple habit: Blocking 30 minutes a day to learn and build consistently. Sven’s journey is proof that momentum doesn’t come from consuming content - it comes from consistent action inside the right room. 🎥 Watch Sven's story 👇 ✨ Want to see wins like this every week? Step inside AI Automation Society Plus and start building assets that compound 🚀
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It's the offer, dummy
We're about 3 months into 2026 and my biggest takeaway so far is this: the offer is everything. You can build the coolest automation in the world. You can wire up AI agents, create workflows that run for hours while you sleep, connect 15 different platforms together, but if nobody wants to buy it, none of that matters. I'm saying this because I'm currently living it. I'm good at building things, but I'm not as good at packaging what I build into something that makes a stranger go "I need that." And that gap is where most of my problems come from right now. What I've learned (the hard way) is that the market will tell you whether your offer is valuable faster than any conversation with your peers, any AI brainstorming session, or any amount of time spent tweaking your landing page. You bring it to people, and they either buy or they don't. That feedback is brutal but it's the only one that counts. So if you're in a similar spot where you have the skills but can't seem to get traction, the problem probably isn't your ability. It's your offer, it's what you're saying to people and whether it solves a problem they actually care about right now. I'm still figuring this out myself (clearly), but I wanted to share where my head's at because I think a lot of people in this space are dealing with the same thing and not talking about it as much.
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Stop talking about webhooks on sales calls. You are terrifying your prospects.
The golden rule of selling automation: If a non-technical founder cannot repeat your explanation to their business partner, you have failed the pitch. Clients don't buy nodes, APIs, or AI buzzwords. They buy predictable results. Here is how you explain complex architectures to non-technical clients using the simple I-D-O Framework: 📥 1. The Input: "When a new lead fills out the form on your site..." 🧠 2. The Decision: "The system instantly checks if they are qualified..." 📤 3. The Output: "...and sends a booking link, but stops texting if they reply." That’s it. No tech jargon. Automation should sound boring. Boring means predictable. Predictable means safe. And founders only spend money on what feels safe. Quick check-in for the agency owners and builders here—let's share some insights: 1️⃣ The Pitch: What is your go-to method for explaining automation to a total beginner? 2️⃣ Acquisition: Where are you currently finding your highest-quality clients? 3️⃣ Upsells: What "add-ons" or recurring services are you offering after the initial build? 4️⃣ The Roadblock: What is the single biggest bottleneck you are struggling with right now? Let’s discuss below!
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