Hi everyone, I'm trying to understand the best way to set up multi-agent systems and would love to hear how you do it. Mainly on structure and orchestration, I'm torn between two models: 1. One main agent that directly controls subagents, so a single layer. 2. One main agent that coordinates several full agents in their own sessions, which in turn have their own subagents, so a nested setup. What do you use in practice, and when is each one better? And how do you handle the orchestration itself (handing off tasks, sharing context, collecting results)? On tooling: do you keep everything in Claude (Claude Code, Agent SDK), or bring in external orchestrators? I often hear n8n, LangGraph, CrewAI and Claude Flow, but I'm not sure what people actually use and for what. Thanks for any tips!

Hey yall! I'm feeling a bit lost, so I wanna know how do you incorporate Ai in your businesses, and like how is your target costumer so clear. Thank you!

Hey everyone, For those building agencies or freelancing: How are you packaging your Claude or LLM workflows for clients? What’s your go-to offer that clients actually understand and happily pay for?

Hey everyone, quick question. What’s one n8n workflow, AI automation, or system you use that you honestly can’t go without anymore? I’m a freelancer. I work on about 9 events each year for a specific company & I get the dates in January. However, they constantly move the dates and tell me at the last minute which is an absolute headache. I’m asking because I’m learning automation and I want to understand what workflows are actually useful in real life, not just cool demos. Appreciate any examples. Trying to learn from people actually using this stuff.

I want to automate content for a news resource. Where do you recommend I start? Does anyone know what to look at first? Or are there already ready-made solutions?