There are so many AI subscriptions these days that it’s getting hard to justify all of them. If you could only keep three paid AI tools, which ones would you choose? Also, which subscription did you cancel because it wasn’t worth the money? I’m trying to simplify my stack and would love to hear what everyone is actually paying for.

people say, you should solve your own problems first and that's the best way for starting something incredible. But i can't think of what problems do i actually have to actually build any AI system for.

Hello guys, I was just wondering how you guys are using AI to help you with outreach and any type of business if you are a business owner? I have not used AI or any types of automations for any outreach, and currently outreach is probably my biggest bottleneck.

I completed today's challenge in a different way from Nate's video. To start, I've built a skill that gets the current weather. Next because my region does not allow Claude desktop access, I installed the skill in Hermes and setup a schedule at everyday 9am reporting to me the day's weather via Telegram.

These aren't one-off prompts. They're permanent assets you'll keep using long after the trial ends. 1. AI Operating System Document your goals, workflows, projects, and knowledge. Turn Fable into your central operating system for planning, context, and execution. 2. Professional Portfolio Provide your resume, GitHub, projects, and design preferences. Let Fable build a polished, production-ready portfolio that reflects your personal brand. 3. Idea → Product Explain a problem you face in detail. Let Fable interview you, uncover edge cases, refine the concept, and generate the PRD, user flows, UI/UX, and production-ready application. 4. AI Orchestra Use Fable as the orchestrator. Define specialized AI roles, prompts, review loops, and handoffs so multiple models work together in a structured workflow instead of independently. 5. Product Factory Template Build a reusable end-to-end product workflow: idea → research → PRD → UX → development → testing → launch. Save it as a template so every future product starts from a proven system instead of a blank page.