Hello guys, I was able to get a case-study client today. Their problem: Needs more leads in his niche. I have never worked with lead creation and enrichment before so if you have any tips for me/resources that I could look into I would appreciate it so much. Hope you all have a great day!

Hi everyone I recently received advice from an experienced automation developer: “Focus deeply on mastering automation thinking before tools.” That really stuck with me. As a beginner in AI workflow automation (planning to freelance in the future), I want to build the right foundation instead of just learning tools like n8n or Zapier randomly. For those with experience: How did you personally develop automation thinking? What exercises or practices helped you most? How can I train myself to think in systems instead of just steps? I’d really appreciate practical guidance. I’m serious about mastering this properly.

Hello guys, I currently am running an AI agency for 3-4 months now and have been really starting to dive deep into the AIOS's that are currently out there right now. I have had lots of conversations as well with people and getting everyone's opinions and takes on the future of this and what people are recommending. I have had some mixed opinions and both sides seeming to have there pros and cons for sure. I wanted to post in this community and see if anyone in here has any information or feedback that could help make my decision for me. Claude Code or OpenClaw, which one of these is the right path to take and put my full focus into, while also helping with my agency's tasks on a day to day basis and just an overall operating system behind the scenes. Thank you

I saw the free resources in the GitHub but it has only n8n workflows. Are there any updates for MAKE workflows. Are there any plans on publishing it?

Hi everyone 👋I’m building a SaaS where users currently upload an Excel file that is manually created from daily worker timecard PDFs. I’ve attached: - A sample timecard PDF (hard to read, scanned, inconsistent field names) - The final Excel output I need Goal Allow users to upload the PDF directly and automatically extract, per worker: - Date, Name - Time In - Lunch In / Out - Dinner In / Out - Wrap Time - Position - Department Challenges - Poor OCR quality - Field names vary across PDFs - Semi-structured tables - High accuracy required (payroll data) Plan - Use n8n for orchestration - Use PDFVector for PDF parsing / structured extraction - Add post-processing to normalize fields Questions 1. Is PDFVector reliable for row-level timecard extraction, or better as a helper only? 2. Best OCR + extraction approach for scanned timecards? 3. How would you design this pipeline for reliability at scale? Appreciate any guidance or real-world experience 🙏