What I deployed - A Claude Code to Typescript to GitHub to Trigger.dev workflow in which it scraped dental leads, then put them on a nice list for me in ClickUp. Picture uploaded in post. What it does - Searches the web with something I forgot, then uses a no_website filter, and returns a list of however much quantity I asked (or it pre-configured) with such leads in my ClickUp. One thing that broke - And this is what got me troubled.. because I didn't know the difference between the API key of the development versus the key in production mode... I had failing tests because of that, and also I didn't apparently make it fully autonomous.. so had to go back to claude code to fix that as well. Fun project, most difficult one thus far.

What skill I built - I built 1 skill to generate me a FaceBook, a LinkedIn, and a Resume-based output for any project I might complete, so that hopefully when I do complete such projects... I can just put them in multiple social media platforms as a qualification for other people to see that I may know what I am doing when it comes to working with Claude Code and other automation stuff. One optimization I made - I went back and forth with the "resume" output it gave me specifically, because I wanted it to be concise and make a 1 sentence list of all the skills and AI stuff I may have used in italic, seperated with a bullet point (ex. Claude Code • n8n • Vercel)... so I had to talk to it a bit to get that dialed in. Screenshot - Provided in the post.

What did I scrape - I essentially just tried to follow the video and do a thing very similar to what Nate did... scrape job opportunities. This time though, for AI trainers, and I asked Calude to do 100 of them. What suprised me - It isn't even neccesarily this project, it's simply the MAGNAMOUNT capalibity of Claude Code itself. This suprised me yesterday too, and it's simply making me want to dive deeper into this rabbit hole as to see what it can do with regards to automations, back-end systems and whatnot. One use case idea - You could try to scrape leads off of google maps for to cold call businesses properly... for any sort of agency you might want to offer a product with. Could help speed up the process for finding cold leads and whatnot. First image is the CSV file for firecrawl video, second is the YouTube analysis for the 36-min dive deeper video... and the last one is from the other "dive deeper" video. Very fun projects!

What I built - Thankfully, I built both the newsletter auotmation and the fitness chatbot... this is something that I feel like is a huge rabbit hooe if I am being honest with you. I think I should dedicate like a solid 6 months to this just to become like really good at it and fully lock into this largely-growing industry w/ such a skillset. (1st image is the result of the newsletter campaign, 2nd is the folder for the fitness app) One thing I learned - I don't think it was even one thing... I think I learned a lot today. from n8n to skills to how to interact with Claude Code and whatnot... this was certainly a learning experience. Videos were very, VERY helpful. One thing I'd improve - On the newsletter automation, I think I would have it generate better images if I am being honest, especially if its associated with like stats and whatnot... then I could give a better output with regards to the topic I may be talking about. Here's the link for the fitness app btw: https://apex-fitness-coach.vercel.app/

I don't believe it was provided as a resource, so here it is. The moderators might want to add this to the resources so that it may be of easy access to potential student of AI Automation so that they can just easily copy-paste the prompt at the 8-minute mark of the video. "Help me create a CLAUDE.md file in this project to set up what we want to do here. This project is essentially built to help me turn n8n workflows into apps. So there's going to be a couple pieces. The first piece is going to look at my workflows in n8n to make sure that they're ready to go as far as having the proper intake of data and output of data so that if it's a web app, when the app sends the data to n8n it can receive it and then we can also send that response back to the app for it to be properly displayed. Once we know that the workflow is optimized, then we have to build the actual front-end itself. And so when we're testing it out we'll probably have it in a local environment. And then once we've optimized the actual front-end itself, which should utilize Next.js and React so it's a real proper web app, then we want to push those changes to GitHub. And then after we've pushed the changes to GitHub so that we have the repository, we want to actually deploy those on Vercel so that it syncs, so that later if we come back and we make a change to the workflow or to the front-end we can just push those changes to GitHub and it will automatically reflect in Vercel. So a couple things that we will utilize will be the n8n MCP so that you understand nodes, configurations, templates, and that you can also look at my n8n instance and see the workflows and change them. I'll also give you access to two skills: the n8n skill and the front-end designer skill. And then we'll also need to give you the GitHub MCP so you can actually push my changes to GitHub. So with all that in mind, ask me any questions that you need and then help me create a concise CLAUDE.md file that's very simple and helps this project run as smoothly as possible. Make sure that the file structure is organized and it will stay neat and lean."