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Cloude code Automation
Hey guys, I got a question. Can we use cloud code to build any kind of automations like N8N or just to build websites, landing pages and stuff like this. Did any one build automations with cloud code here?
3 likes • Mar 9
Yes, you can use it for automations. Claude Code can create python scripts to use as his "tools" using mcp servers and skills. For example, I have used it to: - Automaticaly create n8n workflows - Cut the silences in my raw video files - Create animations using remotion And there are a ton of different use cases.
0 likes • Mar 11
@Mohamad Alnuaimi Both could work, but I think Claude is faster. Since Claude Code has acces to the code in it's own tools, it can auto repair and auto test the workflow for you, instead of having to manually debug
How I'm automating 95% of my video editing with Claude Code 📽
Video editing used to be the biggest bottleneck in my content workflow. Hours in DaVinci Resolve manually cutting silences, building animations, repeating the same process over and over. I decided to fix that at the root using Claude Code, and here's exactly how I'm doing it with two tools I built. ───────────────────────── 🔇 TOOL 1: Automatic silence removal ───────────────────────── The traditional process: import the video, listen through, manually mark every silence, cut. For a 10-minute video that alone can take 30-40 minutes. What I built with Claude Code: → A pipeline that uses Whisper (OpenAI's transcription model) to detect with millisecond precision where silence occurs in the audio → FFmpeg processes the video and generates an EDL file (Edit Decision List) → That EDL imports directly into DaVinci Resolve (free version) → DaVinci applies all the cuts non-destructively Result: what used to take 30-40 minutes now takes under 2 minutes of automated processing. I don't touch anything manually. The key advantage of the EDL approach is that cuts are non-destructive — if I want to recover any footage, the original material is still intact in the timeline. ───────────────────────── 🎬 TOOL 2: Animations with Remotion ───────────────────────── For intros, animated diagrams, lower thirds, and any graphic element in the video, I started using Remotion alongside Claude Code. Remotion is basically React for video: you write components with animation logic and Remotion renders them frame by frame into an MP4. The workflow with Claude Code is straightforward: → You describe in plain language the animation you need → Claude Code generates the components directly inside the project → You preview in the browser in real time → When it looks right, you render Remotion also has Agent Skills — a set of specific instructions you install in the project so Claude Code better understands how to work with the tool and avoids common mistakes. This makes the output much more accurate from the first attempt.
How I'm automating 95% of my video editing with Claude Code 📽
Web Browser Automation
What are you guys using for automating your web browsing task? and how?
2 likes • Mar 9
Just use Claude Chrome extension for simple, personal tasks. If you need more advanced research, use perplexity and apify for web scraping.
What is the Best Step-by-Step Path to Become an AI Automation Expert ?
Hi everyone, I’m a complete beginner in AI automation and I want to learn it properly step by step so I can eventually work as an automation expert. I’ve been watching Nate’s n8n videos, and they seem really valuable, but I’m not sure what the best learning order is. If someone is starting from zero, which videos or lessons should I follow first, and what would be the best path to go from beginner to building real automations? Any guidance on the right learning roadmap inside this community would really help. Thanks in advance!
2 likes • Mar 7
1. Start with simple automations using modular and visual tools (like n8n / make) 2. Get familiar with connecting different plattforms, using APIs, JSON, etc. 3. Start building agents (you'll use your knowledge in workflow-building for tools) 4. Once you're familiar with them, you can go deeper into vibecoding and building more complex stuff
Anyone in here selling to real estate agents ?
Hey guys, I hope you are all doing great ! Just been thinking about the potential with selling to Real Estate Agents, because they seem to be really good paying and also in the need for automations ? Is anyone from you in here selling to them ? Let's exchange !
Anyone in here selling to real estate agents ?
1 like • Mar 5
I have worked on some real estate projects and yes, it is a good niche. There is a heavy need for automations in property managemente, research and report creation, customer service... There's a lot of potential
0 likes • Mar 7
@Paul Planko I think there's no "universal solution", it all depends on the client's needs. It's better to have a discovery call with them to design the solution based on their specific pain points.
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Jaime Herrera
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@jaime-herrera-3649
AI Automation specialist 🌐 Agentes y flujos con n8n, Make, Voiceflow. Abierto a alianzas con agencias. Industrias: salud, real estate, diseño, auto.

Active 6d ago
Joined Dec 6, 2025
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