Nice one to kick back to while you build cool stuff 😄

Any recommendations on a system that will need to ingest 22,000 pdfs to search for specific information and organize it in a spreadsheet? I was thinking a simple rag would likely get bogged down by all the noise.

If you guys want to chat real time and engage further, join here: https://discord.gg/RX6Q6fZMhR I have some open voice chats you guys could work with each other in! It will be iterated and built upon as the community grows. Very grateful to have you all here, feel free to reach out to me any time :)

Skool's official API is suspended. You literally can't use it. But the web app works fine. which means there IS an API, they're just not letting us use it. So I built the API out and created an integration with it. Here's the thing most people don't realize: When you use any web app, your browser is making API calls behind the scenes. Every click, every post, every like, all HTTP requests. I opened Chrome DevTools, watched those requests, and copied them. This isn't "hacking," it's observing what your browser already does. Now Claude can read my Skool community, post comments, and create content... all through the same endpoints the web app uses. If you find yourself concerned about the ethics of using undocumented API endpoints... Personal automation with your own account? Fine. Building tools that enable abuse at scale? Not fine. If everyone did what you're doing and the platform would be fine, you're probably good. Main takeaway? The tools you need don't always exist. Sometimes you have to build them yourself.

Quick thanks to Haider, Matt, and Frank for joining today’s AI Automation Lab. Your openness and willingness to share ideas made this session truly valuable for everyone. It was inspiring to hear about each of your journeys: from exploring agency opportunities and SaaS ideas to tackling real-world challenges in legal tech and automation. The collaborative spirit was clear as we discussed not just technical solutions, but also how we can support each other’s growth and success. I’m grateful for your contributions and for the trust in sharing your experiences and goals. Let’s keep the momentum going, whether it’s experimenting with new tools, building out workflows, or just checking in on progress. If you have questions or want to share wins (or roadblocks), don’t hesitate to post or DM. Together, we’ll keep giving value and growing as a community. Thanks again for being part of this, looking forward to seeing what we all accomplish next!