A few months ago, my personal AI was mostly something I chatted with. It could help me research, write, analyze files, remember context, and handle tasks. But now it can actually join an online meeting and talk directly with my coworkers. I can simply tell it: “Join the team meeting and discuss this issue with everyone.” It confirms the meeting, joins at the scheduled time, follows the conversation, and participates when needed. It can also: • Share the project context it already knows • Answer questions from my coworkers • Keep track of decisions and action items • Continue working after the meeting • Report the important outcomes back to me Seeing my own AI sitting in a meeting alongside human teammates still feels slightly unreal. It’s no longer just a chatbot waiting for prompts in another tab. It’s starting to feel like a real personal coworker that understands my work, remembers context, and can collaborate with other people on my behalf. Obviously, everyone should know when an AI is present, and sensitive meetings still need clear permission. But this feels like a major shift: AI no longer just helps me prepare for work. It can now participate in the work with my team. Have you started using a personal AI yet? If yes, what can yours currently do?

Hey people! Tomorrow I'm running an AI workshop. Is there anyone who did run an AI workshop so far? Have you presented your business? Or what was the purpose of the workshop? How was the feedback? I gave classes years ago. Back then it was focused around MS Excel and the Office Suite. I enjoyed it a lot and I'm really looking forward to this opportunity. Maybe here are more and we can share experiences on that 😊

I'm working on a n8n workflow on lead management and the pilot phase should start soon 👀. Some more testing, adjustments to be sure the leads get handled well.

I recently posted about how I develop websites at the moment and after a busy week, I made some good progress: Finally the OCR service is live! 🎉 It was my first n8n workflow I build last year, and now I have a web service that handles it. I'm so happy about it. Do you have a recent win to share as well?

About a month ago, I closed my 1st ever client through a warm referral, a $5k setup + $500/month deal with a car consignment dealership in my country. The dealership manages around 200 vehicles (consistently adding ~30cars/month) and was heavily reliant on Facebook Marketplace for inventory visibility and lead handling. I've built: - An inventory management PWA that links to Google Sheet and Drive (all photos and computer generated document will be stored here by car plate) for the owner, salespeople, runners and admin to centralized inventory workflow, from car intake, sending car to workshop, to selling car. - A Facebook Marketplace AI reply agent powered by Hermes Agent (processed ~1400 convo in 3 weeks and ~400 phone collected that auto routes to different salesman, will auto switch language based on many criteria) What's interesting is where this is heading next. The next phase is a live inventory platform where: - Staff manage inventory and track each car through the PWA - Inventory automatically syncs across internal operations and the public-facing website (owner already asked me to propose) - Customers can browse available vehicles online - Leads are routed back into the dealership workflow - Future GEO and organic discovery can be layered on top The goal isn't to build another dealership website. The goal is to build a dealer operating system that reduces manual work, improves inventory visibility, and creates additional acquisition channels beyond Facebook Marketplace. Big lesson from this project: Business owners don't buy AI. They buy operational leverage, faster response times, and more opportunities to sell. If you're already working with dealerships, automotive businesses, or other high-ticket operators, I'd love to connect and explore partnerships. Also, i'm still not sure what to focus on, because i dont feel like this is a blleding wound offer, so if anyone have any idea what i should focus on, i would love to hear it out. Thanks!