What I scheduled I set up a daily task that produces short-form videos for my Vietnamese channel teaching practical AI ("Cộng đồng AI Thực Chiến"). Every morning it: picks the day's content style from a 7-day rotation (Monday = tutorial, Tuesday = tool discovery, Wednesday = story, etc.), checks a running topic index so it never repeats an idea, then writes 2 full videos — voiceover script + an animated HTML video composition (HyperFrames) + ready-to-post captions split for YouTube, TikTok, Facebook and Instagram. It logs each one to a Notion database. A second automated job on my Mac then renders the HTML into finished MP4s on its own. Scheduled task or loop? A recurring scheduled task (daily), because content is a fixed daily cadence — I want output every morning whether or not I open my laptop. The rendering step runs as a separate loop on my machine so the video files are ready without me. One surprise I came back after a few days away and found a whole week of finished videos — each with a different, non-duplicate topic, full scripts, and social copy already filed in Notion. It kept the ideas fresh across days completely on its own; I expected to babysit topic selection and didn't have to.

I'm very happy with everything I've learned. Thank you so much for your support and for making this community such a valuable space. I'm sharing my website with you. https://hackproduct-landing.pages.dev/ I followed all the instructions and ended up with a fantastic website; I never thought I'd build something like this. This project took longer than usual, but you shouldn't let the frenzy that occupies social media and our lives in general prevent us from doing great things out of impatience.

Deployed first automation on Trigger.dev 🎉 1. What you deployed - Built a simple automation that will send top trending searches in RSS every morning to me and my partner along with the related 3 news article links. (We both rarely watch News, haha) 2. What it broke - mostly the formatting of email. Ooh and because I didn't plan well, it deployed the draft version to production directly the very first time. Soo much to learn and build using claude code, looking forward to Day 5! 🥰

Built /linkedin-hook skill So finally completed day 3 of the 7 Day AIS challenge where I built a LinkedIn hook generator skill. I post content on LinkedIn weekly and every time I create content I found myself repeating the instructions to generate hooks using the framework I follow. I thought it would be a great use case to put it inside a skill and just call the skill every time I need to generate a hook.

1. What you scraped -> Top 50 Skools and got a structured CSV 2. One thing I learned: When scraping skool.com, I asked Claude Code to also get the category of each community — but that info isn't on the listing page. Instead of giving up or hallucinating, it automatically switched to a different Firecrawl format (json with an LLM classification prompt) to visit each community's /about page and infer the category using AI. It chose the right tool for the right job without being told — that's the "agent thinking" moment that surprised me. 1. One use case idea: Website audit agent for clients. Many business owners don't know if their website looks outdated — old fonts, expired copyright year, slow tech stack, broken links. Build a scraper agent that takes a list of competitor or prospect URLs, visits each site, and returns a structured report scoring: design freshness, copyright year, tech stack age, mobile responsiveness signals, and CTA clarity. Sell it as a "digital health check" to agencies or run it yourself as a lead gen tool (scrape local business sites → flag the worst ones → cold outreach with a ready-made audit report). Looking forward to completing Day 3.