Hello! Until recently I haven’t really considered the need for certifications, but as this market matures it seems they will play a more important role in giving us authority moving forward. This is highlighted by Devin Kearns keynote yesterday at AIS Live. I am very excited to hear more about the AIS certification, but I’m curious what other certifications (paid or free) people think are valuable.

Hey everyone! 👋 I've just completed my first AI project as part of my AI founder journey. 🛠 Project: SnapList AI What it does: 📸 Upload a product image 🔗 Get a shareable image link 🤖 AI analyzes the image 📝 Instantly generates: - Product Title - Product Description - SEO-friendly Caption The goal is to help sellers create product listings in seconds instead of spending time writing everything manually. This is an early version, and I'm building it publicly to improve with every project. I'd really appreciate any feedback or suggestions on: - UI/UX - Features to add - Overall workflow Thanks for checking it out! More AI projects coming soon. 🚀 #BuildInPublic #AI #VibeCoding #n8n #FastAPI #Learning

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Hey everyone! Day 2 Build Today I built two workflows using Claude Code: 1. Data Scraper Workflow - Built a web scraping workflow using Firecrawl through Claude Code. - The scraped data is automatically downloaded as a csv file. - I intentionally limited the number of jobs being scraped to save time during testing. - (1 screenshot) 2. AI-Powered n8n Workflow Builder - Built an n8n workflow builder with a search function and newsletter email generation. - I left the email sending node disabled for now since I haven't connected my Gmail account yet, but the workflow path is fully set up and ready to go. - This workflow also runs locally through Docker with MCP connected. I also made one small optimization—I switched the search model to use my own OpenAI API key instead of OpenRouter for web search and email creation to save a few bucks 😂. Everything is still structured so I can easily switch it over to n8n Cloud whenever I need to. One thing I'm realizing is that Claude Code is incredibly powerful. The possibilities really are endless, but the quality of the output depends on how clearly you communicate what you want. The more specific your prompts and instructions are, the better the results. Another thing that has been a game changer for me is using .md files. Having structured instructions and documentation makes building workflows so much easier and keeps everything organized. Looking forward to continuing this journey, learning from Nate, and growing alongside all of you. Appreciate this community!

Hello everyone! So I have been building in n8n for a week using Claude Code and recently my idea became a 43 node workflow, which looks really too much. I was wondering if there is any optimal amount of nodes for a workflow? What would you advice here? Thanks!