From $40K AI projects and first clients to custom CRMs, AI operating systems, and production-ready automations, another week inside AIS+ proved that consistent building keeps creating opportunities. 🚀 Standout Wins of the Week inside AIS+ 👉 @Kobe Shemesh closed a $40K upfront AI project after refining his Claude Code workflow, proving that small improvements in execution can create massive business results. 👉 @Galyn Fergerson landed her first client just 6 days into AIS+, turning a discovery call into a $750 AI OS project before even finishing the automation course. 👉 @Girish Mohan built an AI Scrum Master that now prioritizes his calendar, tasks, and deals automatically—helping him execute every day with more focus. 👉 William Rendall was promoted to AI Workstream Strategy Lead less than three months after joining AIS+, crediting the community for accelerating his growth. 👉 Diane McCracken celebrated her 100th Claude Code session at 68 years old, showing that curiosity and consistency matter far more than experience. ⸻ 🎥 Super Win Spotlight | @Ahmad Abd Alkarim Ahmad joined AIS+ with years of leadership experience but wanted a better way to turn ideas into action. Today, his custom AI Operating System helps him manage projects, analyze business problems, and support his team without slowing anyone down. His biggest lesson? Don't just watch. Build. Practice. Share what you learn. That's where the real return comes from. 🎥 Watch Ahmad's story 👇 ✨ Every week, members are turning ideas into systems, skills into businesses, and momentum into real opportunities. Step inside AI Automation Society Plus and start building assets, systems, and skills that compound 🚀

Hello everyone, Recently i decided to move from a locally hosted n8n to Hostinger VPS to host my n8n workflows. I subscribed to a KVM 1 plan and tried to access the n8n instance on the VPS. I was hit with a "This Connection Is Not Private" error. Why - my new VPS did not have an SSL certificate. So i figured this might be a common issue for anyone who is starting out with Hostinger or any VPS of the kind. In the attached PDF, I (honestly my Claude) list down all the steps that I followed to fix the issue and get my VPS up and running. hope this is helpful. Enjoy 😊 A huge shout out to @Zian Ansar for nudging me in the right direction.

As my sprint wraps up today, my AI agent just hit me with this perfect daily plan. It didn’t just list tasks - it actually thought through my entire day. Here is why I'm incredibly hyped about this build: - #TrueContextAwareness: It syncs across my multiple Google Calendars, Notion, my tasks board, instantly recognizing my actual 1h 45m work window between lunch, German class, and meet-ups. - #BusinessIntelligence: It knows exactly which deal I'm pushing forward, remembers a Saturday meeting, and flags a crucial 24h follow-up window. - #RuthlessPrioritization: It saw 8 non-triaged items in my backlog and proactively deferred them to the next sprint because of today's time crunch. Having an agent that doesn't just fetch data, but actively protects my time and understands my business goals is a total game-changer. And this is EXACTLY how AI augments both your and your business' productivity. The future of context-aware AI agents is already here. What are you building to automate your workflow?👇

Hello fellow automators, Couple of days ago, i had posted about a resume-builder that I had built using claude code. https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-society-plus/i-put-nates-3ms-to-practice-and-built-a-system-that-saves-about-5-hours-a-day?p=0f20dd86 A lot of you had reached out to know more about the agent and requested access to the set up. So here you go. A video on: 1. How to set the agent up 2. How to onboard as a new user 3. How to generate your job application docs Hope you like the video. Its my first ever video that i have recorded. So feedback highly welcome. Github: https://github.com/avya-labs-ai/resume-builder.git Best, Girish

In my last post I wrote about creating a resume builder using @Nate Herk 's 3M framework. Today i write about a realisation that i had which is in a way points in the direction of the WAT framework. I come from test engineering background. Been doing V&V of AD/ADAS systems for about 10 years. A key aspect of being a Test Engineer is observability. Knowing what is happening under the hoods so that i can try to break it to ensure that it doesn't break in production. During all my claude builds, Claude code always felt like a black box for me. I knew something was happening. But what, when, and in what order? No idea. That changed today - and it happened because of one single line of code. I was building an E2E test for a Scrum Master agent I've been working on for my OS. Mid-build, I had this nagging thought: I want to see the stages. I want actual logs. I want to know what phase Claude is in, what it's writing, and when. So I added one line. Just one: tail -f /tmp/avya-os-e2e.log And it spun up a live log file - a real-time window into exactly what was happening during test execution. Every stage. Every move. Right there in front of me. For someone coming from a non-software engineering background, this was a genuine perspective shift. Claude stopped being a black box. I could see the build. I could follow the thought process. I could monitor progress like I was watching a dashboard. Yes, you can always go read the code. But that's not the point. The point is observabiltiy without friction. If you're building with Claude and you've ever felt like you're flying blind - this changes that. The WAT framework gives structure and differentiates between the deterministic and probabilistic parts of AI. Being able to see what my agent is doing during the E2E test phase, gave me a way of precisely observing the deterministic part. For the builders in the community - Would love to know if anyone else has been doing something similar. How are you keeping tabs on what your AI agents are doing behind the scenes? Let's swap notes in the comments!