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Hi dear members, I have designed and built a fully functional Restaurant Management Dashboard to help restaurants manage orders, sales, and revenue. I have designed its UI/UX and visuals in Claude Design and converted the design into a working product using Next.js and React with Claude Code and VS Code. Uploaded to Github and Vercel, and here is the working prototype: Plateform I have used best design practices to keep everything consistent and used WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) guidelines to maintain contrast ratio, and ensured to make the product accessible to everyone. It has both light and dark modes, and balancing design and colors was a real challenge; I utilized my prior UI/UX design expertise to keep things consistent and accessible. I hope you will like my dashboard project. I am working on more stuff and will share as it gets ready. Thanks Regards Aamir

Hey everyone! I'm really excited to share my project with you. The cool part about this is that I am actually actively working on the RecipeGO app right now. So this assignment was the perfect opportunity to build a real, professional landing page for my own project. It feels amazing to already have such a high-end website to showcase it. Feel free to provide feedback and suggestions for improvement. 😊 ⇣ - Your live URL: Here is my Vercel link, feel free to check it out: RecipeGo Website - One hack you used: Out of all the hacks, installing the front-end design skill (Hack #2) definitely made the biggest difference for me. Before using it, AI-generated UIs often looked a bit generic or basic. But with this skill installed, the system instantly knew how to build a layout that feels genuinely premium. It automatically incorporated modern design principles, beautiful spacing, and sleek micro-animations without me having to prompt for every single detail. It completely leveled up the final result. Unfortunately, I don't have a before/after picture, as I forgot to take a screenshot.

What it does for the firm: Visitor lands on the site, describes their injury, bot qualifies them, sends them a confirmation email + SMS, pings the attorney on Slack, and logs the lead to Google Sheets. Zero human involvement until the attorney shows up for the call. How it's built (n8n): Workflow 1 — Ingestion Schedule Trigger → DELETE old vectors → scrape website → extract HTML → chunk with Character Text Splitter → embed with Mistral → store in Supabase Workflow 2 — Chat Chat Webhook → AI Agent → Respond to Webhook Agent tools: Supabase Knowledge Base, Google Sheets, Gmail, SMS, Slack Memory: Window Buffer Memory (keeps conversation context) A fix worth mentioning: First version was stacking duplicate vectors every time the ingestion ran. Added a DELETE call before re-ingestion — wipes the old data, rebuilds clean every time. Stack: n8n · Mistral · Supabase · Google Sheets · Gmail · Twilio · Slack This is a demo but the whole thing is deployable as-is. Would love feedback — especially if anyone's built something similar for legal.

Hi everyone! I’m currently learning more about AI OS and would love to hear from people who have experience using them. What advice would you give someone who is just getting started? I’m also curious about the best or most useful ways you’ve personally used an AI OS, whether for school, work, business, productivity, automation, or creative projects. Any tips, examples, or resources would be greatly appreciated!