Hey guys, I’ve been following the community for a bit and finally decided to introduce myself. Seeing all the incredible builds in this feed is pure fuel! A quick intro about me: - 📍 Where I am: I'm joining from Pakistan. - ⚙️ What I've been building: I have been diving deep into AI automation and have already built several projects using n8n to handle the heavy lifting. - 🎯 My AI Career Goal: Right now, my goal is to continue scaling my automation skills and growing my portfolio. Once I feel fully confident with my current stack, I plan to expand into advanced agentic setups using Claude Code. - 🎈 For Fun: When I’m not mapping out workflows or debugging nodes, you can usually find me hanging out, trying new food spots, or catching up on the latest tech. I’m really looking forward to connecting with other n8n builders and learning from the more experienced guys who are already scaling their agencies here. Let's win together! 🙌

Hi Everyone I hope you are well. Community today and really looking forward to helping people with AI agents, automation of the workflows, and also to learn myself and how I can provide value for small companies if I were to start an agency. I don't know where to go and how to do it so I want to really ask: does anyone feel or have the fear of missing out in terms of how fast AI is going and whether you are learning but not going in the forward direction, but taking two steps back? Let me know what you hear about it. What are your thoughts on this? Drop them in the comments down below and that's a discussion.

Quick pulse check for the community, and be honest, there's no wrong answer here. This group is wild in the best way. We've got people who opened Claude, ChatGPT, Hermes for the first time last week sitting right next to folks running full agent systems for clients. I'm genuinely curious where we all actually are. Vote below, then drop a comment with one of two things: the one thing you're stuck on, or the one win you're most proud of so far. Here's why that matters. The beginners reading this will learn more from your honest comment than from any course, and the rest of us might be able to help you get unstuck. Each one, teach one. Wherever you landed on that list, you're in the right thread. We all started at number one.

Interesting workflow I came across for automating parts of the social media content process with AI. The idea is simple: connect your tools, centralize your workflow and let AI handle repetitive tasks like organizing content, drafting captions and preparing posts while you stay in control of the final review. Curious to see how these AI-powered content workflows evolve over the next year. What parts of your content process would you automate?

🌙 Claude + Trigger.dev Challenge — Done! I built a daily AI agent that turns a creator's new YouTube videos into organized knowledge — fully automated, running in the cloud. What it does, every morning: 🔍 Detects new uploads on a channel (YouTube RSS) 📝 Grabs the transcript (auto-captions) 🧠 Gemini writes a German summary + hashtags ✅ Creates a ClickUp task, hashtags as searchable tags Stack: Trigger.dev (v4, scheduled tasks) · Claude/Gemini · YouTube · ClickUp · TypeScript The fun part: real-world hardening. I hit YouTube rate-limits and a Gemini overload mid-build — so it now retries with backoff and auto-falls-back to a second model. Deployed to production, daily cron is live. 🚀 Others talk to AI. You put it to work.