Glad to be here. What’s up everyone! 👀 I’m already building with ai daily and always trying to learn more and improve.

Hey everyone, so Skool Live feature doesn't work for me since I live in Dubai. Didn't know that. Now I do. So here is the link to join. https://meet.google.com/jcv-jcqj-uzu The calendar has been updated as well. Thanks for your patience. Ty

Excited to be here and learn more and share anything I can with everybody. Thanks Ty, appreciate it man.

Quick tool drop: Wispr Flow. https://wisprflow.ai/r?TY147 It's AI voice dictation that works in any text field. Hold a hotkey, talk, and it types clean text exactly where your cursor is. No "ums," no missing punctuation, and it understands when you correct yourself mid-sentence. Here's why it matters for what we do: Speaking prompts. The best prompts are detailed, and detail is exactly what nobody wants to type. Talking is 3 to 4 times faster, so you describe what you want the way you'd explain it to a person, in full. Better prompts in, better results out. Vibe coding. Explain the feature, the bug, the change you want, all out loud. Flow even handles technical terms, and you can add your tool names to its dictionary, so it never misspells them. Writing anything. Emails, posts, docs, first drafts. Talk the messy version out, edit after. Works on Mac, Windows, and mobile. Free plan to test, paid is around $12 to $15 a month. Setup takes 5 minutes. One tip: don't dictate "perfectly." Ramble, backtrack, change your mind. The cleanup is the tool's job. Try it on your next prompt and tell me it doesn't feel like a cheat code. https://wisprflow.ai/r?TY147

This is by far the most important part of building AI agents, and almost nobody teaches it. I learned it the hard way. So let me save you the pain. What you're looking at is the QC system from our signature Cold Email OpenClaw, the one we built alongside Josh Nelson from 7 Figure Agency for one of his marketing agencies. Most of you know exactly who he is. Six layers of defense. No lead reaches the inbox until it clears all six independent gates. Here is the part most people miss about autonomous agents. A chat assistant always has a human reading every output before it goes anywhere. An autonomous Hermes agent does not. It runs while you sleep. Nobody is checking the work before it ships to your client. So your QC layers ARE the human in the loop. They are the only thing standing between your agent and a client's inbox. That is why QC is not a "nice to have" on an agent. It is the entire difference between an agent that makes you money and one that quietly torches your client's reputation in the background. Build this on the backend, not in a chat window Almost all of these checks should run through Claude Code or Codex, installed on the VPS where your agents actually live. You build the agent from the VPS terminal, not from a chat box. Chat-based building hits a ceiling fast. The terminal does not. This is where the real work happens. Rule #1 of QC with AI agents: You must know what you DON'T want in order to get what you want. That sounds obvious. It is not how most people build. They tell the agent what to do and hope for the best. Pros define the failure states first, then block every single one. How to find your blockers: Have Claude Code or Codex stress test the agent and identify every blocker, error, and inefficiency it can find. Run the test FROM the agent itself, not from the outside. If you test it from a chat window instead of from where the agent actually runs, the results will not reflect reality and you will miss the failures that matter.