Everyone’s talking about “agentic” right now most of it is framed as: → faster coding → vibe coding → more prototypes that’s not the real shift the real shift is this: execution is becoming ambient software doesn’t wait on you anymore → inbound gets handled instantly → outbound becomes intelligence, not guesswork → workflows run continuously in the background this is the difference between: tools you use vs systems that actually do the work that’s what we’re building toward with Zulu not agents that help you write code agents that replace parts of operations lead capture qualification routing follow-ups live. running. without you needing to be there. you can try it here: https://www.zuluengine.run ps — ~500+ visitors in under 4 days this isn’t a prototype. people are already using it. quick reality check though — velocity is exploding but so is entropy more code ≠ better systems the people who win in this next phase aren’t just the ones who build fast they’re the ones who can build systems that maintain themselves that’s the game we’ll break this down more inside the community this week — Alula

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Hey everyone,I’m Lévis, one of the moderators here in the Lab. I operate at the intersection of living systems, workflow design, and applied AI. My core focus is turning complexity into actionable leverage. I build, I refine, I optimize. I help builders cut through noise, speed up execution, and deploy automations that hold up in the real world. I believe in thoughtful engineering, smart reverse-design, and the idea that every system becomes more elegant when the intention is clear. If you’re shaping an idea, architecting an agent, or stuck on a technical bottleneck, feel free to tag me. I’m here to support, challenge, and amplify what you’re creating. We build together. We ship. We scale.

We’ve officially published Week 6 — the final module inside the AI + Automation Lab Classroom! 🧠⚙️ This has been an incredible journey — over 600+ builders have now learned how to go from chatbots → memory → planning → real agentic autonomy. You've built real systems, shared creative workflows, and helped define what it means to be an AI-Enabled Tinkerer. Here’s what’s new this week 👇 ⚙️ Week 6 — Autonomy & Deployment (Your First Self-Running Agent) Learn how to take your bot from reactive to autonomous. You'll add a scheduler, logging, and simple deployment — allowing your bot to run tasks automatically, even while you sleep. By the end of this challenge, you’ll have a fully-functional, self-running agent that executes on a schedule using n8n or Python. 🧾 Access the material: Go to Classroom → Build Your First AI Workflow → Weekly Challenges or jump directly here: 👉🔗 https://www.skool.com/my-ai-automation-lab/classroom 💬 What’s next This marks the end of our 6-Week Build Series, but it’s just the beginning of what we’ll do together. In the coming weeks, we’ll begin structured demos and office hours to help members: - Showcase their builds - Refine their first bots for real use - Get direct feedback and inspiration from the community Feel free to try Week 6 on your own and share your feedback or screenshots in the group — we’ll highlight the most creative builds next week! Keep building — every workflow you automate moves you one step closer to your own autonomous system. 💫 See you in the next phase! — Alula

We’re now 184 members strong in the AI + Automation Lab! 🎉Welcome to all the new builders joining this week — be sure to say hello in the pinned Intro Post so we can connect and collaborate. This community is quickly becoming a powerful space to learn, share, and build real AI projects together. 🤖 Week 3 Challenge — Give Your Bot a Memory Over the past two weeks, you’ve built your first AI bot and taught it new skills.Now it’s time to take the next step toward agentic AI — by giving your bot a simple memory. 💡 This week’s goal:Make your bot context-aware — so it can remember what was said earlier in the chat and use that context when replying.This is the foundation of building an agent that can think, plan, and act over time. 🛠 Ideas to Try - Short-Term Memory: Store the last 5–10 messages in a conversation so your bot keeps context. - /recall Command: Let your bot summarize the recent chat history when you type /recall. - Contextual Replies: Have your bot reference earlier messages naturally (“As you mentioned before…”). Starter code is included in the Week 3 module — just extend your existing Week 2 bot, no need to rebuild from scratch. 📌 Your task: 1. Add a memory or recall feature to your bot. 2. Post a screenshot of your bot remembering or summarizing a past message. 3. Share one insight about how “memory” changes how your AI behaves. The goal here isn’t perfection — it’s progress.Every small step takes you closer to building fully autonomous AI agents. 💬 Comment below with your progress (or DM me if you have questions). Let’s make Week 3 the one where your bots start thinking for themselves! 🤖⚡ — Alula