Hello community, here I go again with this topic. I am currently working with both Claude Code with skills and incredible plugins I found on GitHub to create full companies with specialized agents and the whole nine yards...but I still find it somehow overwhelming, slower and more confusing than when working with Claude Chat, which helps me go through the process in a more amicable way, and I still get the results I want and I seem to be using less tokens. So for the Claude Code experts in the room, what am I missing to take advantage of Claude Code? I'm all ears (eyes actually 👀) Thank you! Dani

I just wanted to write this quick post to share with you all what a true community this one is. Every question, every doubt, you always have people around that will help you one way or another. But then you have the ones that go the extra mile (or miles) and make sure you have the answers to your questions. One of these geniuses is @Chris Jadama. He's always replies to help others but also records a video to reply to your answer, not only with excellent quality, but in a clear educational way so you can actually see what he wants to explain to you. So even though I already thank you Chris for your help, I wanted to share it with the community here. @Nate Herk, you have an incredible community here and Chris is a clear example of it! Dani

Hello community, I hope you are all doing well in these weird times. Question: what kind of structure you are using to sell your work? I mean, did you have to open a business or you offer your products/services as individuals? The reason I'm asking is because when we start dealing with some confidential information (for instance, processing email, or forms with personal information, etc), we need to have some kind of protection in case something doesn't go the way we wanted and we get sued. I just opened my own company and planning on getting an insurance as well. What are your thoughts? Thanks to all! Dani UPDATE: I have registered my company :) Thank you all for your replies: @Duy Nghien, @Mohammad Sakib Mia, @Aty Paul, @Sam Alder, @Steve Kotev

Hello community, I hope you are doing well. I was asked about automating all the tedious logistic that implies having short-term rental properties with AirBnB in Spain, which has its own government regulations. Now, AirBnB doesn't offer public APIs. They just provide them to their partners and companies that make profit, but not to individuals trying to automate or access these APIs. So I thought about OpenClaw because it can automate the work we do in our own computers. Have any of you played with it to share some thoughts? Very appreciated!

I just got featured in the Super Win Spotlight this week and the congratulations from this community have been unreal. https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society/community-wins-recap-mar-7-mar-13?p=0243dc91 But here's what I want to share that's more useful than my win. Look at the leaderboard. The people at the top are there because they show up, contribute, interact, and share what they're learning. People like @Yash Chauhan, @Frank van Bokhorst , @Duy Bui , @Jessica Jarvis , @Esayas Tesfaye , @Mohammed Imran , @Duncan Rogoff , @Shah Ehsan , @Muskan Ahlawat , @Dani Szwarc , @Joshua Mondares , @Antonio Capunzo , @Nick Mohler @Usman Mohammed, @Mike Thomson, @Mike AI Consultant @Michael Wacht, @Christian Rivadeneira and many other . Can't forget that one guy who works tirelessly to make videos nearly every day @Nate Herk. These people are moving. They're building. They're in the conversations. Nothing wrong with being a fly on the wall. You can learn a lot that way. But if you want to accelerate, get close to the people who are actively in motion. Comment on their posts. Ask them questions. Share your own work, even if it's messy. That's the real ROI of a community like this. The content is critical but the secret is the person to person engagement. Let's continue to share and keep working together.