Hi Everyone, Thank you for hanging on with me while I was getting my personal life events sorted. As a free perk for the best Skool community out there, I want to share this n8n automation I recently built as a social media content machine. What It Does: - Input your brand details once through a simple form - AI generates 6 unique posts (3 LinkedIn professional, 3 Facebook community-focused) - Creates custom images for each post using Google's latest AI - Sends each post to you for approval via Slack - Lets you request edits with natural language feedback using NanoBanana - Automatically schedules approved content across platforms - Tracks everything in organized spreadsheets I'm using a new platform called Late to help me automate and schedule the social media connections. The platform is brilliant, super smooth, and I haven't seen anyone talking about it. I will probably make a video about it very soon. The app is currently on AppSumo for $49 lifetime license, so if this is something you are interested in, don't miss the deal. Other similar platforms like Bloatao charge you $30/month for the same. Also, this will be my first official template sent to the n8n community, so I'm losing my virginity as an official n8n builder. But you get it here first! If you have any questions or need help setting it up, let me know! And by the way, you are going to see me much more active from now on, sharing a lot more really cool content for ya'll, stay tuned! Didac

How would you feel if your boss was an AI? Does it sound crazy? Maybe we're not that far from it... Recently, I saw how the founder and CEO of heyBoss AI stepped down from her role to be replaced by the world's first AI CEO, Astra. This isn't just a marketing stunt. They've built a complex agentic system composed of AI engineers, writers, SEO experts, and other roles traditionally filled by humans. Astra orchestrates all these subagents under her direction. 'She's faster, smarter and more reliable than you. She works 24/7, speaks 30+ languages and has no ego or politics.' This is the feedback the previous human CEO received after the transition. I believe this is just the first of many such changes to come. Having thought about this concept for months, seeing it actually happen reassures me that I'm on the right track with my own project. If executed properly, it could revolutionize how companies operate today. My project, still in early development stages, aims to build an entire AI company structure, not just a CEO here and an engineer there, but the whole ecosystem. The underlying idea is to let people focus on what truly matters while AI handles everything else: customer service, invoice processing, inventory management, automated forecasting, CRM communication, legal and tax advice, and much more. All these functions can be automated with AI today, I just need to integrate them to work harmoniously. I'll share updates as we progress, but I'd love to hear your thoughts. Do you think this vision is impossible, or do you believe we'll see it happening soon in some form? Also, what parts of business operations do you think should remain human-driven, even in a heavily AI-augmented organization?

How to build AI tools securely (you’re probably doing it wrong) *1 Lock down API keys - Store secrets in Vault (Supabase → Database → Vault) so keys never touch the client. - For high‑value credentials like OpenAI or Stripe, route calls through a server function; never ship them in JavaScript. - Rotate keys and keep them out of repos or logs—stick to environment variables backed by encrypted storage. *2 Add your own rate limits - Supabase Auth throttles login endpoints by default, but Edge Functions & custom APIs aren’t rate‑limited out of the box. - Drop a Redis‑based limiter in middleware, or prompt Lovable to scaffold limits on every endpoint. *3 Harden against DDoS - Netlify’s free tier offers only basic protection; large floods still hit your origin and cost money. - Use hosts with built‑in firewalls like Cloudflare “Under Attack” mode or Vercel Firewall DDoS mitigation. *4 Always enable Row‑Level Security (RLS) - Supabase tables in the public schema are readable by any valid API key until you flip the RLS switch. - Turn it on via Lovable’s UI or directly in Supabase Dashboard, then write policies that allow only the rows a user owns. *5 Run a quick security audit before shipping 1. Open DevTools → Network. 2. Hunt for hard‑coded keys or tokens in request headers (a common slipup). 3. Verify responses aren’t over‑fetching (e.g., returning all users). 4. Confirm RLS denies unauthorized requests—even if the client tamps with IDs. *6 Bonus: OAuth beats raw API keys for user auth - OAuth tokens are short‑lived and scoped, reducing blast radius compared with long‑lived keys. - Keys are still fine for server‑to‑server calls—just keep them server‑side and rotate often. Key takeaways - Vault + server functions keep secrets off the frontend. - Manual rate limits & DDoS firewalls save you from surprise bills. - RLS is mandatory—tables are public until you say otherwise. - Audit in DevTools; if you can see a key, so can attackers. - OAuth for users, keys for servers gives you the best of both worlds.