Short version: a popular free add-on for Claude Code has been abandoned by its creator under bad circumstances. If you never installed it, you are fine and can stop reading. If you did, the simple steps are below. What GSD is GSD (“Get Shit Done”) was a free helper tool that plugged into Claude Code to help organize and run coding tasks. It got popular because it was genuinely useful. What happened, in plain English The person who built GSD also launched a crypto coin tied to the project. According to community reports and security write-ups, they cashed out the coin, took the money, and disappeared. This move has a name: a “rug pull.” They deleted their accounts and walked away from the tool. Here is the part that matters. The tool itself is not known to contain anything harmful today. The problem is that the person who vanished still controls the official download. Picture a handyman who gave you a handy free gadget, then skipped town with a pile of people’s money, but still has a copy of your house key. The gadget works fine right now. You just do not want to keep accepting “free upgrades” from someone who left like that and still has access. Tools like this run with broad permissions on your computer, so a bad future update could do real damage. The safe move is to remove the old version now, before any such update can land. ✅ Follow me for more updates.

I've been working on something behind the scenes for a while now, and this week it became official. I closed a deal on a project where I'm coming in as a silent equity partner, not just a contractor or a builder. That distinction matters to me. Going from "hired to build" to "invested in the outcome" is a completely different game. It means someone looked at what I bring to the table and said, "We don't just want your skills on this. We want you at the table." I wish I could share more about the project itself. The reality is there's an NDA in place and the intellectual property involved means I need to keep the specifics under wraps. What I can tell you is that it's a substantial project, it's been months in the making, and I believe in what we're building. Here's what I want to say to this community though. A year ago, I wouldn't have been in the room for a conversation like this. The skills I've built, the confidence to position myself as more than just a service provider, the understanding of how to scope and structure a deal like this. A lot of that came from being around people in this group who are doing real work and sharing openly about it. So this isn't just a personal win. It's a reminder that showing up consistently, contributing when nobody's watching, and investing in yourself actually compounds. It did for me. More details when the NDA allows. For now, I just wanted to share the win and say thank you to everyone here who's been part of the journey, whether you know it or not. Appreciate all of you. Special thanks to: @Nate Herk @Yash Chauhan @Nick Mohler @Michael Wacht @Usman Mohammed @Mike AI Consultant @Mike Thomson @Muskan Ahlawat "As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another."

Gemini 3 Pro is here, and the benchmarks are seriously impressive. In this video, I break down what makes Google’s new chat model stand out, where it performs best, and where it still falls short. I also run real tests inside n8n so you can see exactly how it behaves in automations and AI agent workflows. If you want to learn how to connect Gemini 3 Pro to n8n, when to use it, and how it can upgrade the systems you build, this video will walk you through everything step by step.

What a crazy week in the AI space... In this video, I break down Google’s new NanoBanana Pro image model, and it is hands down the most detailed image generator I’ve used so far. I’ll show you how to plug it into n8n to level up your AI agents and automation workflows, and how to get it running cheaper than the official price with no watermarks. We’ll walk through text to image, image to image, and using multiple input images so you can test different prompts right away. The setup is simple, there’s no code needed, and you can follow along step by step as we build this workflow together.

In this full beginner’s guide to building voice AI agents with Vapi and n8n, I walk you step-by-step through everything you need to know, no coding required. We’ll start by breaking down what voice agents actually are, why they’re so valuable, and why you should start learning them now. You’ll see how the anatomy of a voice agent is much simpler than you might think, and then I’ll show you real examples using Vapi and n8n to create powerful, automated voice experiences. When you learn how to combine Vapi with a tool like n8n, the possibilities are truly endless for voice AI automation. If you’ve been wanting to dive into voice agents but felt intimidated, this video will give you the clarity and confidence to start building, and trust me, voice AI is going to absolutely explode in 2026!