Hey everyone! I'm currently building an agency focused on AI agents and automation systems for businesses — think lead follow-ups, customer support flows, custom GPT assistants, workflow automations, etc. I’m looking for a technical partner who's experienced in building these automations. Ideally, someone who already has hands-on experience working with AI agents or automation platforms. My role would be to bring the clients and handle all the marketing, sales and branding — I just need the right person to focus on building and implementing the solutions. If you're a builder, engineer, or automation nerd and want to collaborate, feel free to DM me! Let’s grow something amazing together — Issa Casagrande

I've been thinking that it doesn't really make sense to focus only on learning simple automations anymore.What’s actually going to matter is learning how to write good prompts. AI is moving toward a system where a single prompt can create an entire automation, solution, or process in seconds.But it’s not that easy—because if the prompt is bad, the result will be bad too. That’s why I think the most important thing to learn right now isn’t how to automate something, but how to think clearly, organize ideas, and write prompts that are clear, specific, and effective. Machines will be able to do everything. But without a human mind guiding them, they won’t work properly. What do you guys think?

Lately I’ve been thinking… Isn’t it possible that the whole business of selling automations and AI agents might fade away sooner than we expect? AI is moving extremely fast. What we’re building manually today — workflows, bots, agents — may be done automatically tomorrow, with just a single sentence prompt. The process of creating automations is on its way to becoming automated. So I’m wondering: - Will this business model still exist in 2–3 years? - Will there still be room for “agency-style” services? - Or will everything shift toward platforms where clients just describe their needs and the systems build themselves? Curious what others here think. Are you doubling down on automations, or already pivoting toward what comes after this wave? Let’s talk.

I have helped a ton of founders and startups grow their businesses! I have grown my own 6 figure startups (and sold them). I would love to help you. How can I help you grow your AI business? What is your greatest pain point right now? Comment below!

Hi fellow AI enthusiasts, When working with clients, do you usually set up an n8n server directly for them, or do you host all the automations on your own server using their credentials? If you host the server yourself, do you typically charge a monthly hosting fee in addition to the automation setup fee? Thanks in advance!