Just finished day 3 - I found this one difficult because I really had to think about it. When it was mentioned that the most difficult thing about creating an agent is finding what to do, that describes me perfectly. But with this activity, it pulled out some really great insights.

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Just finished day 2 - I used the dictation tool that is included with Claude Code and it worked very well. I always thought I write better than I speak, but dictating forced me to really think of the answer before starting which I thought helped. I really think this "taking it slow" approach is really going to be beneficial... I've been considering the little bits I've been learning a lot more than if I had hours of theory to parse through.

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Here's the dashboard I created for homework for day 1 - I saw other users' posts and thought I would also create something unique - I went for an 80s style arcade game screen since I'm old. 😁 The "INSERT COIN TO CONTINUE" flashes and the pink text scrolls across the screen...