Sooner or later, someone will answer your first automated text with "who is this?" That's not a bad sign. It's a person who's awake and engaged, and the worst thing the flow can do is ignore it or fire the next scripted step. A good answer is short: your name, the business, and why you texted, followed by one easy question to continue. How does your flow handle the "who is this?" reply?

I automated one of the things I've struggled with most: consistently creating valuable LinkedIn content. Staying active on LinkedIn is one thing. Consistently sharing educational content that people can actually learn from and implement in their businesses is another. Coming up with ideas, writing posts, and keeping everything consistent takes time. So I'm building a workflow to solve that problem using an AI agent. Here's how it works: 1. The AI agent helps generate educational post ideas and drafts. 2. The content waits for my approval before publishing. 3. Once approved, the workflow handles automated publishing. 4. I review my content daily to make corrections, add new ideas, and improve what I share. The goal isn't to let AI think for me. It's to automate the repetitive parts while keeping human judgment in the process. I've attached the workflow roadmap so you can see how the system fits together. If you'd like to build something similar, I can share the workflow JSON template in exchange for a small coffee contribution. ☕ I'm also using this project to grow my portfolio and build my freelancing business, so your support would help me keep building and sharing. One thing I'm curious about: How are you using AI agents to automate your own business processes, and which tasks do you still believe should require human approval?

building a thing so trades guys can get headshots and product pics without paying a photographer. got stuck on keeping the product looking the same across shots, every gen warps the label or changes the shape. how'd u guys get past that, prompts or a different model?

Hello everyone, I’m a software developer with 12+ years of experience across software engineering and technical projects. I’m currently looking for a reliable collaborator based in US/EU to help me pursue remote software opportunities in that market. I would handle the majority of the technical work, including development and delivery. Your role would mainly involve recruiter and client communication, coordinating meetings, helping manage opportunities, and participating in discussions where your involvement is appropriate. The expected commitment is around 1–2 hours per day, approximately 5 days per week. For the right person, I’m proposing compensation in the range of $2.5K–$3.5K USD per month, depending on responsibilities and involvement. I’m especially looking for someone who communicates well, is dependable, understands things quickly, and can adapt easily to new situations. If this sounds interesting, I’d be happy to have a short Google Meet call and explain how I see the collaboration working. Gmail address: [email protected]

been making suno tracks for my reels and the chorus keeps coming out mushy no matter how i word the style box. what settings are yall using to get a punchy hook that sits under vo without re-rolling 20 times lol