This community is the hub for all my guides and resources, plus exclusive courses and tutorials to help you level up your AI game. 💪 Here's everything you need to know to get started. 📚 Where to find the free resources https://www.skool.com/milesdeutscher/classroom All guides and resources are in the Classroom tab. 1. Click Classroom in the menu bar at the top of the page. 2. Open the Free Asset Library. 3. Pick any guide and start learning. New guides and courses will be added there over time, so check back often. Where to post: 💬 General Tab: Introduce yourself, share AI news, and talk about anything AI. Post here: - Your intro: who you are and what you want to build with AI - AI news, launches and updates you found interesting - Thoughts, opinions and discussions about AI Not sure where something goes? Post it in General. ❓ Q&A Tab: Stuck on something? Ask here. If you know the answer to someone else's question, jump in and help. Post here: - "How do I..." questions about tools, prompts or workflows - Something that isn't working and you need help fixing - "Which tool should I use for..." questions - Questions about anything in the Classroom 🛠️ Show & Tell Tab: Show what you've built with AI and tell us how you did it. Post here: - Automations, workflows and tools you've built - Before and after results from using AI - Experiments, including the ones that didn't work - Work in progress you'd like feedback on 📌 Community rules https://www.skool.com/milesdeutscher/-/rules These rules keep this a safe, useful place for everyone. They protect you from scammers, keep the feed focused on AI, and make sure every post is worth reading. Posts that break them will be removed, and repeat offenders will be banned. 1. No rude or unhelpful feedback. 2. No selling or self-promotion. 3. No giveaways, schemes or spam. 4. No off-topic posts. AI only. 5. No posting before searching. 6. No external or download links. 7. No community privacy breaches. 8. Never share contact/bank info. 9. Report red flags to admins. 10. No hate speech or NSFW posts.

To anyone starting their AI journey, I wanted to share something I've learned along the way. First, there is no such thing as a dumb question. One thing I genuinely love about AI Edge is the people. Someone is always willing to help, share knowledge, and offer honest, constructive criticism. AI is advancing incredibly quickly, but I believe our greatest strength is still each other. Some of us are creative, others technical, analytical, or strategic. AI is the bridge that allows those different minds to come together and build things neither could have achieved alone. So if you're new, ask questions, share your ideas, and don't be afraid to reach out. AND IF YOU'RE EXPERIENCED, REMEMBER HOW MUCH A LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT CAN MEAN TO SOMEONE JUST STARTING. 🧠 Without being corny, the biggest highlight of my AI journey hasn't actually been AI itself. It's been the people I've met, the conversations I've had (nerding out), and the unexpected friendships and partnerships I've formed. I've gained knowledge I didn't even realise I was missing. And surprisingly, helping others has been one of the best ways to recognise my own progress. Questions I couldn't answer months ago are now things I can help someone else understand. That's something I'd encourage everyone to embrace. Don't just come here to find answers. Come to share them too. Something that seems obvious to you might be exactly what someone else needs to hear. AI gives us the tools, but people give those tools purpose. The future isn't something we have to figure out alone. It's a bridge we build together. ❤️

So this is great. Figured I'd share it here for all of you Skool cats ^0^ A long-seated project of mine that involves some super technical computer stuff. Feedback, questions, advice, and constructive pointers are encouraged.

This is the place to show what you've built with AI and tell us how you did it. What to post here - Something you built, automated or shipped with AI - A workflow that saves you time - A before and after of a task you improved with AI - Experiments that worked, and ones that didn't (those are often the most useful) - Work in progress you'd like feedback on Who can post Everyone. Your first simple automation counts just as much as a full app. If you made it, share it. How to make a great post 1. Show it. Add a screenshot, short screen recording or image. 2. Tell us what it does. One or two lines on the problem it solves. 3. Share how you built it. Tools, prompts and steps you used. 4. Share the result. Time saved, what changed, or what you learned. 5. Ask for feedback if you want it. Keep in mind - Upload screenshots or videos instead of posting external links. - Show what you built, not what you're selling. Sales pitches will be removed. - Hide any personal, client or login info before you post. See something you like? Comment, ask how they did it, or say what you'd try next. A reply "this helped me" goes a long way. A quick reminder Never share your contact or bank info in a post. Never accept offers in DMs. If something feels off, report it to an admin. @Vashti K @Victor A @Ryan D Be sure to read the Community Rules https://www.skool.com/milesdeutscher/-/rules

Anthropic just rebuilt the Claude app, and people are calling it Claude 2.0: helper agents, side chats, split screen and chats that talk to each other. I walk through all of it, plus Claude Docs and Google Sheets editing, the manager chat that organises my other sessions, the /skill-doctor command, and building your own mods so Claude works the way you want.