Finished building this immersive real-estate website experience using claude code I've attached a preview thumbnail here, and the full video is available on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aimankandakji_ai-aiagents-frontenddevelopment-ugcPost-7469718790839103488-ETFD/?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAC0DIX0BWU6QUV81FhIHGFt3NZLlYVwY1No

Hear me out, I've been in the automation (n8n) part and Agencies for 3 years now, and felt a huge personal skill gap due to busy schedule on Claude Code. So i started Nate's 10hr course, I'm quarter way through it, but i just have a question... People used to automations by code, than tools like zapier and n8n came, it got easier simpler and more accessible to general public, but now there is claude code and we are moving back towards coding? Before you jump to conclusions, think about general use cases of Automations, 80% of the time process and outcome must be deterministic. I got the point that 1. Claude does all the work 2. It self improves But the Ai in the loop capability disappears as we publish, so what's the fuss about? Wouldn't it just be better to create a highly optimized workflow in claude that has the ability to make n8n workflows in an extremely efficient way? Change my perspective, I'm really open to hearing what you people think.

So I don't really have a great screenshot of this but I built a revenue tracking tool for one of the golf course properties we manage. This tool ingests multiple reports that are pulled from the point of sale so that it has the most accurate data we can get. I went ahead and asked Claude Code if we can use an MCP or an API to connect it directly to this revenue tool so we can begin asking plain English questions about our business and its trends, and it worked! Our Team now has direct access to our transaction reports, special code usage, and membership reports so we can get some pretty comprehensive breakdowns of business trends, if a promotion is working or not, and overall what's changing year over year, MoM, or in our trailing 7 days! Then Claude can act as a sparring partner while we gameplan what's working and what's not working. #AISChallenge

Hi everyone, just a quick one today! I have seen people talking about their AI Automation businesses and noticed a real divide. Lots are saying about niching down to one AI service and mastering that, which I get, but then loads are also saying that the best thing to do is learn and cover all bases of AI Automation and to understand what a business needs so you can be there and supply no matter what... I just want to hear what you guys think, from your experiences, and what do you recommend me doing? Narrowing down hard on a certain service I know lots of businesses in my niche need? or taking more time to learn more services so I can be a 'jack of all trades' to businesses?

From enterprise AI deployments and first clients to agentic systems, private AI stacks, and 24-hour debugging marathons - this week inside AIS+ was another reminder that momentum compounds. Some members landed their first paying clients. Others shipped systems serving thousands of users. 🚀 Standout Wins of the Week inside AIS+ 👉 Michael Wacht received validation from a $100M+ revenue company after his AI Voice Agent cleared a four-week backlog in just 48 hours and is now handling thousands of customer conversations every day. 👉 @Tyler Capps landed his first client after a year of learning, building, and showing up consistently while balancing a full-time job and family life. 👉 @Jenni Saarenpää spent a solo week building with Claude Code and shipped an agentic team, design system, video pipeline, and multiple production-ready assets in just five days. 👉 @Chase Coughlin followed the AIS+ playbook from day one, completed the first courses, built automations for friends, landed his first paying client, and already has an upsell opportunity lined up. 👉 Santella Austin pushed through nearly 24 hours of debugging to finally connect n8n MCP and ship a working email-to-Google Sheets automation. ⸻ 🎥 Super Win Spotlight | @Frank Priboy Frank joined AIS+ looking for better ways to build with n8n. What he found was a community of builders willing to share knowledge, solve problems together, and help each other move faster. Since joining, he's launched his consultancy, landed paying clients, and started building systems that would have required entire teams just a year ago. His biggest takeaway?