Reached Level 4 !

My to-be new website for my tax preparation business: https://tag-tax-prep-website-fxgroisvh-tag-media.vercel.app/# About 7-8 years ago I trained and got into creating Wordpress websites for myself and other businesses. Later platform updates made the whole exercise more frustrating. Going through this process is TEN TIMES EASIER, I assure you! (I will save the boring rant about Wordpress for another day.) I used my latest updated headshot as a base for the hero section, took more notes from Nate's video on creating websites, registered for a new Vercel account, and set Claude to work. The fiddly part was getting Nano Banana to remove the background from my headshot. I tried doing it myself in Affinity (Canva's purchased answer to Adobe's software), but I didn't want to take the time. My graphic design skills are rusty. First pass through Gemini gave back a mess of a photo, but switching to Nano Banana gave a much better result - or so I thought. NB had cleared the background, but exported it as a JPEG, a file format that doesn't support true transparencies. Claude caught that and fixed the file for me! But ultimately the transparent photo didn't work for my cloned layout. Since website design is in my wheelhouse, I felt comfortable prompting Claude Code to fix what went sideways in its iteration attempts. I do plan on going back and updating the website and creating companion pages until I'm satisfied with the set-up. When I get it done, I'll post the completed website at its official domain (with permission, with the full intent on showcasing the website only, not for actual promotion!). I learned a LOT on this project!

With how powerful Claude Code is, are we still building automations for clients using n8n, or is everything now being handled directly in Claude Code? What approach are you all taking?

Any AWS guru here who has experienced building Agents in AWS ? Have you used Strands Agents or anything else ? Have you connect to AWS bedrock or directly to Claude or ChatGpt? What front end you have used ? Slack or website or anything different ?

Hey everyone, I've landed an in-person meeting with the operations manager of a leading end-to-end energy solutions provider. They run 1,000+ gas stations, and almost everything is still manual — minimal automation, and zero AI so far. Big opportunity, and I want to walk in asking the right things rather than pitching. Two things I'd love the community's take on: 1. What are one or two sharp discovery questions you'd ask to get them talking about their real bottlenecks? 2. Would you share your capabilities up front (voice agents, Make.com automations, custom app development, an AI OS for executives, AI training for staff) — or hold back and let their problems lead the conversation? Leaning toward listening first, but curious how you all handle that opening meeting. Appreciate any wisdom