Below are screenshoots of my Scheduled Automation and Loop. My goal is to create a remainder of the workout for that day that sends a remainder an hour before the workout with a 10m interveral after 30 minutes of the scheduled workout.

Below is the link to my newly built website. The one hack I made a difference for me is Hack #4: Cloning real websites as inspiration by giving Claude Code a full-page screenshot + styles. https://swolenation-demo-website-5lwdl6zyl-gabegadsden-ais-projects.vercel.app/

This automation deployes a daily nutrition summary based on the types of nutrition plans. The one issue I ran into is that when I went to test the automation for output, it did not show the output of the plans, it showed a blank screen Claude concluded that Trigger.dev splits a single console.log with newlines into separate log entries, and some lines get cut off at the boundaries. The fix is to log each line individually. Once Claude did this, ran another test and the plans were deployed successfully.

For Day 3 of the AIS challenge: I created a new skill based on creating a workout calender that has all the workouts of different body parts on different days through the week for the month of April.

Below is a screenshot of my Day 2 bulid involving using a MCP Server. I performed a extraction of the number of IT Jobs from indeed.com website into a CSV. It was pretty amazing was that I was having an issue with the FireCrawl connecting to complete the my scrape. Thanks to claude code, it kept going through the code and correcting itself until Firecrawl MCP Server finally connected. It was a fun lesson.