I kept looking at website samples and finally decided i just wanna make my own portfolio from scratch. has anyone here built a really good one using a specific prompt u found somewhere? Im looking for a good starting point. please share the prompts u used, or any tips on a different approach to build ur own portfolio. share them below 👇

Anyone else lose deals to "let me think about it"? I used to just say "sure, no worries!" and let them go. Huge mistake most never came back, not because they said no, but because life got busy and the urgency just faded. Now I ask directly: "Totally get it is it price, timing, or fit you want to think through?" That single question surfaces the real objection almost every time. If it IS timing, I lock in an exact follow-up moment on the spot instead of a vague "I'll check back." Curious if this happens to others here , how do you handle it?

Now Imagine An automated pipeline that turns a short prospect description into a verified, ready-to-contact lead list - no manual research required. I Built this "LinkedIn Lead Scraper & Enrichment Workflow" With the help of Claude code. What it does? ~You describe the kind of person you want to reach — job title, industry, location, and company size. ~The system searches LinkedIn for matching people. ~verifies and enriches each one with a work email, phone, and company website. ~fills in any gaps with a web search. ~Delivers the finished list straight into a shared Google Sheet. ~Every contact is deduplicated automatically, so re-running a search never creates repeat rows ,it just keeps existing contacts up to date. The Pipeline:- (Five automated stages run in sequence for every search) 1).Define the target:-You submit job title, industry, location, and company size through a simple form. 2).Search LinkedIn:-Matching profiles are pulled directly from LinkedIn based on your criteria. 3).Verify & enrich:-Each person is matched against a business database for a work email, phone, and company site. 4).Fill the gaps:-If anything's still missing, a web search finds the company's official site. 5).Deliver & dedupe:-The finished row lands in your Google Sheet — updating any existing match instead of duplicating it. Dropping a proper demo video of this workflow tomorrow.. I would like to hear from you guys, feedbacks are always welcomed 👇 Harsh Singh

These aren't one-off prompts. They're permanent assets you'll keep using long after the trial ends. 1. AI Operating System Document your goals, workflows, projects, and knowledge. Turn Fable into your central operating system for planning, context, and execution. 2. Professional Portfolio Provide your resume, GitHub, projects, and design preferences. Let Fable build a polished, production-ready portfolio that reflects your personal brand. 3. Idea → Product Explain a problem you face in detail. Let Fable interview you, uncover edge cases, refine the concept, and generate the PRD, user flows, UI/UX, and production-ready application. 4. AI Orchestra Use Fable as the orchestrator. Define specialized AI roles, prompts, review loops, and handoffs so multiple models work together in a structured workflow instead of independently. 5. Product Factory Template Build a reusable end-to-end product workflow: idea → research → PRD → UX → development → testing → launch. Save it as a template so every future product starts from a proven system instead of a blank page.

I gave Claude Fable a single goal prompt: build me a complete company from scratch, starting with nothing but the open internet. A few hours later I had a real product, a landing page, two launch videos, a founder video, a business plan, and market research, all built by hundreds of subagents that Fable planned, delegated, and reviewed. In this video I walk through everything it produced and break down the exact prompt that made it happen.