My second agent is officially live! After the Content Scout, I’ve moved into B2B sales automation. Instead of complex "black-box" agents, I’ve built a high-reliability Linear Engine that performs deep web research and structures data for CRM. Key Tech Stack: 🔹 n8n (Linear Workflow) 🔹 Tavily API (Live Web Search & Scraping) 🔹 OpenAI GPT-4o (Analysis & Data Formatting) 🔹 Google Sheets (CRM Integration) What it does: It doesn't just find names. It identifies specific automation gaps for the client and writes a personalized ice-breaker based on live news. Just open-sourced the JSON on my GitHub for the community! Check it out here: https://github.com/Evgeniy1970-ai/AI-Lead-Gen-Prospecting-Engine Feedback from fellow builders is highly appreciated! #n8n #AIAutomation #BuildInPublic

Some of you know that I have a 2nd YouTube channel for collectibles. TBH I stopped posting bc the videos took too long to research and make. Well, I just automated the whole process today. 1. Scrape Data for specific card queries 2. Clean up duplicated data 3. Research the subject matter 4. Populate the results on a slide deck Now I can upload again on the channel. Small win, but was fun to build with Claude. Did you automate anything this week in your personal life?

When I first got into AI automations, I kept running into the same wall: my workflows needed a reliable, beautiful way to collect data from users. That's when Typeform became a non-negotiable in my stack. Here's the thing most people don't realise: ✅ Make.com connects to it natively ✅ Zapier has dedicated Typeform triggers ✅ n8n, Pabbly, and most other automation platforms do too ✅ It integrates seamlessly with AI tools like OpenAI & Notion Typeform is basically the front door to most serious automation pipelines. Every lead capture, intake form, quiz funnel, or client onboarding workflow I've built, Typeform has always been the starting trigger. I've developed AI automation tools on top of it, and all I can say is that this is becoming a consistent income stream for me. If you're serious about building automations (or selling them), you'll need this. The free plan is limited, the paid plan is where the real power is: more responses, logic jumps, integrations, and webhooks. 👇 Sign up using my link below and let's build together: https://typeform.cello.so/vQOdJJ1kLD7 Drop a 🔥 in the comments if you're already using Typeform or planning to.

I've been using n8n for a few automation tasks and I'm looking for more ideas, especially around software development and machine learning. I'm curious what workflows people are actually using in their day-to-day work rather than just demo projects. Things I'm interested in include: - GitHub automation - AI/LLM workflows - Model training or evaluation pipelines - Dataset processing - Monitoring and alerts - DevOps or CI/CD integrations - Documentation or code generation Would love to hear about workflows that have genuinely saved you time or become part of your daily workflow. Always looking for ideas I can adapt to my own projects.

I've been struggling with my weight loss journey as I've been trying to figure out how to balance my 9-5, learning AI, and going to the gym consistently at the same time. It's been really hard over the last couple of weeks. I have a feeling a bunch of you are in the same boat. I was thinking about how to solve this. Here's what I've been doing and what I believe makes sense right now: 1. Scheduled 4 non- negotiable days per week at the gym, the time remains flexible(Why? because life happens, and if you get caught up on the time, missing that period will give you an excuse not to work out). 2. Try to make two of our 3 meals per day healthy in nature. I find that if you try to go for only healthy meals, relapse is inevitable. We have to slowly allow the body to adjust. 3. To avoid bad snacking, just remove them from your environment. Allow your current batch to deplete and refrain from restocking. Anybody got thoughts? Hope this helps someone 🙏 — and all the best on your automation journeys.