For todays challenge I combined days 1, 2 and 3. I used my newsletter pipeline from day 1 for the main structure, and the Firecrawl MCP to gather the information from a specific URL. I then created a skill using the skill builder to change any text into my tone of voice. Just with a few short writing samples it was able to create really solid results. So the day 3 project changes scraped text into my tone of voice and then send a structured newsletter to my Gmail.

Hello everyone! For the skill builder, I decided to create a study tool that allows users to upload PDF textbooks or course materials and generate quizzes based on their requested topics for practice. The tool prompts the user to provide a few inputs, including the topic they want to study, the desired quiz length, and which uploaded source materials the agent should reference when generating the quiz. After experimenting with the skill, I implemented a few optimizations. First, I didn't want the tool to be limited to the VS Code desktop environment, so I connected it to an external website to make it more accessible and polished. Additionally, I added a progress-tracking feature that measures a user's performance over time as they complete more quizzes. On a separate tab, Claude records past quizzes and scores, allowing users to monitor their improvement and study more effectively. Thanks!

Just finished the day 1 newsletter challenge. This was really fun to make! I think it turned out pretty good for a first draft.

Just finished setting up and testing the Firecrawl MCP. It was able to gather 69 remote jobs across 3 pages in the social media category.

made this website: https://website-test-tau-mocha.vercel.app/ Before this, my only experience building website was free wordpress templates. I am quite impressed what claude code can accomplish. Hacks only those described in the challenge. no other hacks used. The test website is built for my future business, I can speak and read Japanese, so I will build the real one with Japanese too. #AISChallenge