Let's get to know each other! Comment below sharing where you are in the world, a career goal you have, and something you like to do for fun. 😊

I built a skill called /todo. You give it a messy list of tasks in any language, and it turns them into a clean to-do page in English. It sorts the tasks by priority, adds due dates and categories, and opens a colorful interactive HTML page in the browser. I trigger it by typing /todo and then my tasks. - One optimization i made: At first the skill just made a plain markdown list, and in the VS Code editor that looked dull with no real colors. After watching the agent work, I changed it to output an interactive HTML page instead with clickable checkboxes that stay ticked even after I reload (saved in the browser) and a progress bar. Much more useful. I also installed it globally so it works in every project. On to Day 4!

Hi everyone!! This is my build from day 2. I scraped an online bookstore (books.toscrape.com) with the Firecrawl MCP server. I pulled the title, price, rating, and availability for 60 books and saved it all into a clean CSV file. What surprised me: I just described what I wanted in plain English, and Claude Code picked the right Firecrawl tool by itself first map to see the site structure, then scrape to get the pages. I didn't have to know which tool to call. The MCP server gives Claude the tools, and it chooses the right one. For a business I could scrape competitor prices or product listings automatically for example track prices in a shop every day and drop them into a spreadsheet, so I always know where I stand. Or collect leads (companies and contact info) from online directories. On to Day 3!

Just wrapped up Day 1! Instead of only following the lesson, I went a bit further and built a newsletter workflow, then optimized it and turned it into a reusable Claude Skill. The plan is to plug it into my Executive Assistant project on Day 7. If you're wondering how I already know what's coming on Day 7... 😅 I watched Nate Herk's 10-hour Claude course before starting the challenge, so I already had a good idea of what's ahead.( I did see the day 7 ) I also built my website before even starting the challenge, so now I'm focused on building systems instead of just learning the concepts. If Anyone is curios I can share the website Link. (I not tryna promote its just an experiment website I built based on a trader for his course) I did all of this without claude code since I'm from Pakistan and its very pricy 20 dollars is like 5500 pkr and I'm 17 year old still a student but hey guess what I'm unstoppable and nothing is impossible dont chase your dream hunt them, after all not everyone is gifted but does that mean you give up. NAH!!!!! Excited to see how much I can build over the next 6 days. 🚀 #AISChallenge

Hi everyone!! I’m excited to show you my automated newsletter system from Day 1. I built an automated newsletter with Claude Code. It researches a topic, makes an image with Kie.ai, builds an HTML email, and sends it to my inbox with Gmail. - Key Learning: I learned that I should not let the AI do every step by itself. Claude decides what to do, and small Python tools do the real work. That makes it much more reliable. That clicked for me today. - Improvements I would improve the design of the email and use better, real research for the content. Building this small automated newsletter system was incredibly fun and rewarding. On to Day 2!