We’ve recently launched our AI agency and demand has taken off faster than expected. With a wide range of active projects, we’re at the point where we can’t keep up on our own and are looking for a reliable partner to collaborate with. The ideal partner: - Strong English communication skills - Access to a small team (2–3 people) to support delivery - Experienced in n8n - A seasoned automation specialist who can not only execute but also contribute valuable ideas to streamline workflows and add long-term value We've recently been mainly working on voice and data scraping bots for our clients but have a wide range of different tasks anyone can automate. We would need to see some of your recent work. If this sounds like you, we’d love to connect. We’re looking for a long-term partner who’s interested in consistent, ongoing work and growing with us. Please feel free to reach out!

We are building a small, collaborative team to work in the U.S. job market and are currently seeking a motivated individual to join us. Our team is structured into three key roles: 1. Developers – Execute and deliver technical tasks from client jobs. 2. Interviewees – Represent the team in company interviews and maintain client communication. 3. Accounters – Modify U.S.-based account according to the role and help manage payment/salary processes. We are specifically looking for a U.S.-based member who can contribute in the Accounter role to support our operations locally. What we offer: - A collaborative and transparent working environment - Clear role responsibilities - Competitive compensation for your contribution What we are looking for: - Must be based in the U.S. - Reliable, responsible, and willing to represent our team If this sounds like you and you’d like to be part of a driven and growing team, please send me a message so we can discuss further. Ok77311114 —> my discord

Hey everyone! Just published a deep-dive video testing both models in real automation scenarios that I’ve actually used in client work. What I tested: - Customer support agent with RAG implementation - Tool calling and reasoning capabilities - Cost vs performance analysis - Real-world use cases (password resets, billing issues, API troubleshooting) Key findings: ✅ GPT-5 consistently outperformed GPT-4 in complex reasoning ✅ Better tool selection and multi-step problem solving ✅ Actually cheaper per token for the quality you get ✅ Superior at handling ambiguous customer queries The results were honestly shocking - GPT-5 caught errors and provided solutions that GPT-4 (and even I!) completely missed, even with identical system prompts. For anyone building/using customer support agents or complex automations, this could be a game-changer for workflows Free N8N templates included Have you started testing GPT-5 in your agency builds yet?! 👇

If anyone follows Jason Haddix, you've probably heard about Perplexity offering Google 34.5B for Chrome. https://x.com/Jhaddix/status/1955515655345803425 This got my attention, so I dug further. Here is what I learned: Perplexity just lobbed a 34.5B offer at Google for Chrome. Whether this closes or not, the signal is loud: the browser is turning into the AI control plane for the internet. New internet: tabs become tasks, pages become APIs, your agent negotiates with services on your behalf. Chrome, or any dominant browser, becomes the runtime for agents, not just HTML. Protocols that matter: • MCP, Model Context Protocol, gives models a standard way to plug into tools and data, think USB for AI. This is how agents get real capabilities without duct tape. • A2A, Agent-to-Agent, lets agents talk to each other directly, coordinate, and transact across vendors. Interop kills lock-in, it also explodes the attack surface. Infinite extensibility of data: with MCP-style connectors, anything you can read or write becomes callable, databases, calendars, POS, cameras. Context stops being a static prompt, it becomes a live graph that your agent can extend on the fly. Power goes up, governance better be ready. Ultra-personalized ads: the unit of advertising shifts from a banner to an instruction. Agent-to-agent bidding for your next action, not your next click. Your agent will broker your attention, price it, and enforce preferences, or you will get steamrolled by dark-pattern agent scripts. Security, the part most folks will ignore until it bites: • Supply chain, every MCP server is a new dependency. Sign everything, sandbox hard, monitor egress. • Prompt injection moves into the DOM, the browser becomes the blast radius. • Memory theft, if your agent keeps long-term memory, that store is the new crown jewels. Local first, encrypted by default, consent receipts, easy revocation. Open questions for you all: Should a browser that controls distribution for search and agents live outside a search giant, or is this possible sale a cure worse than the disease?

Hey everyone! I run a marketing agency based in Germany, serving clients in the UK and US. So far, we've been offering simple automations mainly through GoHighLevel (GHL). I'm now looking to expand into more advanced automation solutions using tools like n8n, Make, and others, with the goal of offering higher-ticket, more valuable services to our clients. I want to partner with someone who's motivated, skilled, and genuinely enjoys building automations—someone who wants to grow alongside the agency long-term, not just take on one-off projects. What I’m looking for: - Strong experience with n8n, Make, Zapier, or similar tools - Creative approach to solving client problems with automation - Interest in building out advanced workflows and integrations - Desire to be part of a team and grow something meaningful If this sounds like you (or someone you know), drop a comment or DM me—let’s chat!