Where are you right now in AI automation?

Claude just dropped a feature that completely changes how your team builds with AI. It's called Claude Design, and it lets you create a full design guide for your business so Claude actually understands your brand voice, styling, colors, typography, and tone. Once it's set up, everything your team makes (slide decks, prototypes, websites, landing pages, internal docs) comes out feeling like you actually built it. In this video, I break down what Claude Design is and why it matters, how to set it up the right way to get the most out of it, and how to plug it into Claude Code so everything you ship stays on-brand. If you've ever had AI spit out something that felt totally off, this fixes it.

Context: Using claude code for agentic workflow automation. Triggers are handled by modal or trigger.dev. So I am looking to find my way in AI automation, but a lot of people here are using n8n. I have never used n8n. So do I need to learn it now. As the agents are getting better and better, does n8n still gives me the edge. Or I just keep moving forward by building automation with claude code. I do understand the workflow and trying to learn that to for businesses. Any approach with clear explanations would be helpful.

Opus 4.7 just dropped and there's a lot to unpack. In this video I break down what happened with Opus 4.6, the controversy around it, and why Anthropic moved so fast to release 4.7. I walk through the benchmarks, what's actually different, how to use it, and what the community is saying so far. If you're trying to figure out whether this matters to you, this is the video. Check out this blog post

In this video I show you how to build a fully autonomous trading bot on Claude Code, one that researches the market, places real trades on Alpaca, manages its own stops, and sends you daily recaps on a cron schedule. No Python process running anywhere. Claude is the bot. Five cloud routines handle the full trading day: pre-market research, market-open execution, a midday scan, an end-of-day summary, and a Friday weekly review. Memory lives in markdown files on your main branch, and hard strategy rules gate every order before it fires.