I am new to both Claude and N8N. I am looking to build my own ai software. What are your current uses and which is better for what usage?

Claude just dropped a feature that completely changes how your team builds with AI. It's called Claude Design, and it lets you create a full design guide for your business so Claude actually understands your brand voice, styling, colors, typography, and tone. Once it's set up, everything your team makes (slide decks, prototypes, websites, landing pages, internal docs) comes out feeling like you actually built it. In this video, I break down what Claude Design is and why it matters, how to set it up the right way to get the most out of it, and how to plug it into Claude Code so everything you ship stays on-brand. If you've ever had AI spit out something that felt totally off, this fixes it.

I recently built an Instagram DM automation agent using n8n, and it ended up doing way more than just auto-replies. At first, the goal was simple — reply to incoming DMs and save time. But I kept improving it, and now it’s basically a small assistant working in the background. Here’s what it can do right now: – Automatically reply to DMs and guide the conversation– Scrape relevant websites to pull in useful data when needed– Connect with a CRM to store and organize leads– Analyze resource files (docs, PDFs, etc.) to answer questions more accurately So instead of just sending generic replies, it can actually use context and data to respond in a smarter way. I’ve been testing it on a real use case, and it definitely reduces manual work + helps not miss potential clients. I’ll drop a screenshot below so you can see it in action. If you’re running a business through Instagram and dealing with a lot of DMs, this kind of setup can save you a lot of time (and probably make you more money too). If you’re curious how this could work for your case, just send me a message — happy to walk you through it.

Claude Code just dropped a hidden feature called Ultraplan. Instead of planning locally in your terminal, it sends your planning session to the cloud where multiple agents running Opus 4.6 work in parallel to build a much deeper, more structured plan. In this video, I break down how it works, run a side-by-side test building the same dashboard with local plan vs Ultraplan, and show you the speed and quality differences. I also dig into the technical details, including the multi-agent architecture, token usage, and what you need to know before trying it.