Has anyone built a "second brain" or "wiki" that their whole team or clients team can actually access and use? If so, how did you set it up? And how does the team contribute to it vs. query it? Looking for something that actually works in teams of 6-9. I tried prompted Claude projects but it does not work well or more than half the time unless it is a super simple search.

Been pushing hard to hit Level 3 so I can finally access the locked AI Operating System video. The idea of having a full personal AIOS — one system that handles routing, memory, tasks, and execution — is exactly why I joined this community. But here's the question I keep coming back to: Does the Level 3 video actually give you a full, production-ready framework you can build on? Or is it more of a high-level overview that points you in the right direction? For those who've already unlocked it — did it cover the real technical depth (prompting structure, routing logic, tool setup, memory handling)? Or did it leave you with more questions than answers? Not trying to gatekeep the grind — leveling up is part of the process and I'm here for it. Just want to know if I should be supplementing with other resources while working toward it, or if the video is genuinely the blueprint. Would love to hear from people who've been through it.

🎉 Thanks to @Nate Herk 🎉 I have a wonderful new app that needs Beta testers!! What it does: I built the 28 Day Action Plan app as a 28 Day roadmap for people who want to accomplish a specific goal in 28 days, or, are working towards a much bigger goal that needs to be accomplished through focused monthly sprints. My proprietary framework has resulted in successful outcomes in: complex apps successfully built, whole house decluttering, fitness plans adhered to, financial stability achieved through daily focused efforts to track financial health, businesses started, and more. To sign up to be a beta tester please visit this thread. https://www.skool.com/28-day-action-plan-6088/updated-28-day-action-plan-app-needs-testers?p=5dbe69b2

I asked Claude to write a review of the process, hope this do not count as cheating 🤣 Building a Daily AI News Digest with Trigger.dev, Tavily & Resend — and the MCP rabbit hole I fell into I spent a session building a fully automated daily news digest that searches the web for Claude Code community news in Serbia and the Balkans, formats it into a clean HTML email, and delivers it to my inbox every morning at 7:00 AM CET. Here's what I built, what broke, and how I fixed it. What I built A scheduled TypeScript task running on Trigger.dev that: 1. Fires every day at 07:00 CET (Europe/Belgrade timezone, DST-aware) 2. Runs 5 parallel web searches via the Tavily API — queries like "Claude Code Serbia community events", "Anthropic Claude AI Serbia", "Claude Code meetup Balkans" 3. Deduplicates results, sorts by relevance score, and trims to the top articles 4. Formats everything into a clean HTML email and sends it via Resend The whole thing is about 100 lines of TypeScript. No Python, no shell scripts, no cron job on a VPS — it runs entirely serverless on Trigger.dev's infrastructure. The tech stack - Trigger.dev v4 — scheduled tasks with native cron + timezone support - Tavily (@tavily/core) — AI-optimized search API, free tier is generous enough for this use case - Resend — transactional email, sandbox sender while I'm without a custom domain - TypeScript + native fetch — no axios, no extra HTTP libraries needed Problems I ran into 1. trigger.config.ts missing maxDuration Trigger.dev v4.4.6 requires a maxDuration field (minimum 5s) in the config file. The deploy failed silently-ish until I added maxDuration: 60. Easy fix once you know, but not obvious from the error. 2. Angle brackets in the project ref I copy-pasted <proj_pfuotwujnjgkcyrtyoho> including the angle brackets into the config. The CLI accepted it without complaint, then failed at deploy time. Lesson: strip the angle brackets.

Productive Day 3 , managed to create a few different skills, including the Linkedin-infogrphic and Linkedin-post skill which I used to create my first Linkedin post draft. Also manage to recreate all the skills provided by Nate using Claude to do all the work. I just gave Claude screenshots of the instructions and the Files provided by Nate. I am actually impressed since im using Sonnet 4.6 since I started to not cap out on my 5 hour allowance