I finished Day 1. What I learned is that Claude Code isn't as intimidating as initially thought. I would look into the possibility of perhaps a more professional layout for future iterations. Below are snips of the newsletter. I went one further and created a second newsletter for the fishing club that I am a Vice President of. Claude handled it well. It's a start, but I really enjoyed creating these. #AISCHALLENGE

At my day job, passwords live in a physical book. For anyone who's been through this, what recommendations do you have for upgrading to digital storage?

I've built an AI chat receptionist, handles customer messages, answers questions, books appointments, the whole thing. Works great on my end. But here's where I'm stuck: when it comes to actually connecting it to a real client's WhatsApp or Instagram account, how does that handoff work in practice? Do you ask them to share API keys? Log into their account for them? Set everything up while they watch? I can't imagine telling a local business owner "send me your Meta Business credentials" and expecting that to go smoothly. How are you guys handling this? Is there a clean way to onboard a client without it turning into a security nightmare or a trust issue?

Hi everyone, I do not understand how to set up my folder structure. I watch the videos and follow along and do the research but sometime the folders are in a .github folder other times the .github is in the project folder, sometime the project is in a global project. This may be rudimentary, but I'd appreciate a point in the right direction.

What I deployed - A Claude Code to Typescript to GitHub to Trigger.dev workflow in which it scraped dental leads, then put them on a nice list for me in ClickUp. Picture uploaded in post. What it does - Searches the web with something I forgot, then uses a no_website filter, and returns a list of however much quantity I asked (or it pre-configured) with such leads in my ClickUp. One thing that broke - And this is what got me troubled.. because I didn't know the difference between the API key of the development versus the key in production mode... I had failing tests because of that, and also I didn't apparently make it fully autonomous.. so had to go back to claude code to fix that as well. Fun project, most difficult one thus far.