I scraped a remote jobs website using Firecrawl. I asked Claude to: 1. look at my resume, which I gave the address to on my computer 2. go through all the listings for my particular strengths and experience 3. figure out the top 30, rank them, and then put them into a Google Sheets file on my Google Drive Claude Opus 4.8 really is fantastic at figuring out the best method, telling you what it's going to do, why, and anything that you need to do, it walks you through it. I could definitely use this scraping tool to figure out what my competitors are doing and what they're offering; put that all into one concise place so that I can review it; put it into some sort of presentation; and do data analysis on it, as well. #AISChallenge

#AISChallenge Hello everyone. I actually finished building this newsletter out on June 6th, but only recently started doing the 7-day AIS challenge. What really clicked with me when doing this project is the incredible ability of the WAT framework to self-heal during the building phase. Additionally, I created the skill to be able to follow this same framework each time I want a newsletter for any sort of topic. The WAT Framework's ability to make a non-deterministic system as deterministic as possible is truly incredible. One thing I would improve for next time is not just using Tavily for research but potentially Firecrawl and/or Perplexity. If you all have any suggestions, I would love any feedback. I really appreciate the community we have here!

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