@Aaron Kruger React with Vite

@Tom Naylor I’m using antigravity and Gemini 3.1 pro and Claude Opus 4.6. I’m using both Antigravity IDE and Antigravity 2.0 since it just came out. The most coding experience I have is I built a WordPress website with Elementor and I would custom code little things that Elementor couldnt, but it’s only changing sizes and colors. I built a website with a e-commerce store for my business a couple years ago, so I kinda can see the code, but I didn’t really understand too much of it but now I watch it all the time I’m starting to really understand it. I also have VS code pulled up and I have Claude for $20 in there and I’ll use the new models just like 4.8 I just played with yesterday but just like Nate says use it for what you need it for…. I didn’t like messing with Claude 4.8 yesterday. It took a really long time but I have to mess with it more like Nate said in his video you have to use them for the purpose you’re using it for…. however I just asked it how much lines of code is in this folder and it’s 108,000 lines of code as of right now. It’s what I’m up to right now and then I also built another website with 18,000 lines of code and it’s just a two page website with a CRM built-in in the backside of the portal to manage clients who call me, pretty simple over the other one that has 108,000 lines of code. I made a solution for home service businesses I don’t think is available or invented yet especially not for Christmas lighting in this capacity but I do pretty much everything in holiday lighting from residential to large commercial and distribution to light shows. The one thing is I haven’t switched over my e-commerce store yet so this site is getting bigger and bigger plus I keep coming up with new ideas and solutions for things that speed us up drastically. It’s pretty incredible what you can do. And building the proper systems for it. It’s lightning fast even how robust it is.

Looking to add some things like consulting and helping businesses and seeing how much can be automated to see capacity I can take and what I want to charge. What’s my /goal. Aha. I’m delaying a bit to get more automation so I can take more before I start. There’s a lot of people I know that needs help and I’ll be flooded. I do have a team of 4 people that can be a piece of different steps so it’s also building out the pipeline and flow to be a team instead of a one man + AI automation show. More of a consulting agency style hyper focused on saving businesses time through proven processes.

Interesting!

I own a Christmas light company and we have to run fast so AI is powerful in this space. I literally scrapped out we did things and I focused everything around the customer experience as primary, our workflow outside of that space secondary. It helps provide the service and it radiates from there. Reverse engineering client outcomes and I’ve found if I take a step back and validate proof of concepts implemented with customer feedback it really helps guide to make their experience better. AI drastically helped build this process for me. Sealing the cracks as nate has mentioned.

@Elias Chaldean kpis on my hud interface. I look at things 4 different ways to really understand to were we monitored decision making based on the context so with it is we kind of solve decision making because it filters down to an answer because we built reasoning around the process. So if we want to shed 5% of the bottom of our clients based on AOV or LTV of a client or profit vs man hr. It will tell us who to let go to scale if there aren’t enough resources. So many different things when you have can annotate data this fast. Also, can hire ppl to manage data rather than decision makers. A lot easier to hire the data responding person than a problem solver. I automate to reduce decision making.