Sorry, only half of the call has been recorded. I was testing this Skool video tool, but I think we will stick with the good old Google Meet next time. (You can skip the first 3,5 minutes, it's just me looking at the screen on my own 🫠)

Hi Everyone, After taking some time off and setting up camp with my newly created venture, my next target is Skool. For a long time I wanted to invest much more time here and provide help, resources, and advice in a much more active way, but the available time always plays against me. From now on I have dedicated specific time every week exclusively to Skool, so you will start to see posts more often, shared content and tools, and also I will start live sessions free for all community members. These sessions are aimed to help everyone with whatever challenges you are facing with your projects, builds, or any technical questions you may have. I will also use these sessions to explain new tools and concepts that I think are interesting or useful. The first AMA session will be next Friday 26th of September at 10am Central US time. I will keep these sessions once every two weeks to start, likely increasing them to once a week if people join them and enjoy them. You can add the event on your calendar by going to "Calendar" tab, clicking on the event, adn then "add to calendar". The sessions will be open but I will try to have a few topics to discuss prepared ahead. Feel free to drop them in a post or comment if you want to discuss anythign in particular. For this first AMA session I have noted: - How I use Genspark for increased productivity - Update on Chimera If there is anything else you want to talk about, drop it in the comments or bring it up on the same day! I hope to see you there!

Hi all! Let’s keep the freebies rolling. I’ve prepared a couple of templates/presentations that are a byproduct of the guide I shared yesterday. The guide gives the big-picture structure for the audit; these two templates focus solely on the interview process. There are two versions: one aimed at the executive level (senior managers, directors, C-suite) and another focused on operations, the people working in the field. Use them as is, or, together with the guide, run them through tools like Genspark or Manus to generate questions tailored to your niche (real estate, finance, marketing, etc.). I hope they help! If you’ve been here a while, you know I’ve mainly focused on the technical side of AI, building n8n workflows, vibe coding, etc, and paid less attention to front-end work like auditing, interviewing, and reporting. That’s changing. My vision is to equip this community with the full toolkit to win projects, helping you land clients and build rock-solid automations. Let’s keep it going. If there’s something specific you want me to create or share that would benefit the whole community, I’m all ears!

I'm deep in the build phase of a new AI startup, and I've hit a point where I need some design firepower. It's a voice-first AI coach that's basically a "sanctuary for the mind" for freelancers—super minimalist and empathy-driven. I've already used Midjourney to generate a bunch of visual concepts that really nail the brand's "calm-tech" vibe. What I desperately need now is a sharp freelance UI/UX designer who lives and breathes Figma. Their mission would be to take these concepts and my strategic brief and turn them into a polished, production-ready Figma prototype for the app and website. The final Figma file will be fed into Lovable 2.0 that generates the front-end code, so this is a pure, high-impact design gig. I’m looking for someone whose portfolio just screams "elegant minimalism." If of interest or you know someone in your network, please get in touch Thanks! Cheers, Mark

I don't have any question here but want to share, because it feels like a huge win for me but nobody in my life understands - the other day, I made two huge milestones. 1. After researching and learning about RAG methodologies and strategies for weeks, I finally got a RAG ingestion workflow working that seems like it's going to work for my use-case and yield really good, accurate results. I have a lot to add to it yet to further automate, but determining how to chunk it out and what tools to use, and actually understanding a bit of the "why" behind all of these choices, was a milestone for me. I haven't officially starting my testing yet but already it's accuracy is looking SO much better. (For the curious - I'm manually breaking up the chunks semantically, I'm using an LLM to enrich each chunk with metadata/tags/chunk summaries/example questions, and I switched to openai embeddings which apparently are better with semantic search). I also setup the metadata in a way that will make it easier to translate into a postgresql table if I decide I need hybrid search in the future to further increase accuracy, which learning about postgres in and of itself was a large endeavor. 2. I got one of my agent workflows setup with hybrid text/image RAG! I had to tag my RAG docs to look for the images and make the metadata flag it, then I had to set up a firebase storage, and I'm just so damn pleased that it all actually worked. When my chat test came back with the images along with the answer, I straight up giggled. For some people here, these might seem like pedestrian or super easy, afternoon type projects. For other people here, this might seem almost like another language still. I hope by sharing that I inspire someone else to keep going! I love reading posts like these myself (thanks for always posting @Didac Fernandez !) so I thought I'd try and share too.