I was using claude code in the VS Code as told in the video while designing my website, but as shown in the tweet, I am going to download this front-end screen and install it. the commands shown is not working

For todays challenge I combined days 1, 2 and 3. I used my newsletter pipeline from day 1 for the main structure, and the Firecrawl MCP to gather the information from a specific URL. I then created a skill using the skill builder to change any text into my tone of voice. Just with a few short writing samples it was able to create really solid results. So the day 3 project changes scraped text into my tone of voice and then send a structured newsletter to my Gmail.

I have decided to build something new and different each day of my 7-day challenge in AI automation. After the experience I gained in dealing with VS Code, Claude Code, and my previous minimal experience with N8N, I decided to combine all three in one project I've been thinking of. I have built a fully automated, AI-powered job-sourcing and proposal-writing application. Which basically is a UI where users go to, type the field they're interested in, and their resume and click submit, to start executing a full N8N workflow that scrapes live RSS feeds from remote job boards. It then utilizes Gemini AI to evaluate and score each job's relevance, filters out poor matches, and generates a highly customized professional proposal for the top roles. Finally, the processed data is securely logged in a Supabase database and returned to the user in a clean, Upwork-style job feed. The application solves the most time-consuming aspects of the modern job hunt: sourcing leads and tailoring applications. It saves you a ton of time, instead of manually scrolling through hundreds of irrelevant listings and writing repetitive cover letters from scratch I know it is not the most professional thingy yet, but practice makes perfect, I believe.

I was super excited about the recent post where he shared his AI OS. I was surprised that access to that now costs you "likes." I think your time is worth more than $$ and this feels like AIS is charging you to access free skool stuff. I love the idea behind the policy and I think that it is good for myself and everybody else, but I feel like anyone's engagement level in a forum should be on their schedule. So I spent time yesterday reading posts, liking others stuff, responding, pushing words of appreciation and encouragement, but only got a single "like" of my own. it felt good to interact and I loved some of the stories that I read, but it was also discouraging. I found my self no longer thinking about building stuff, but struggling trying to figure out how to write a post that will get a "like." That felt so opposite of what I felt this place was all about. I love to help people and want to contribute and make this skool greater for everybody, but rn I have so little time to focus on building. I want to share and help out people here where/when I can, but man I feel so deflated having to chase likes.

Just finished the Newsletter Build Challenge Amazing to see how AI can streamline content creation and workflows. Learning, building, and growing—one project at a time. Small wins today, bigger opportunities tomorrow. 🚀 #AISChallenge