A working session on building, selling, and governing agentic AI systems and related tooling. • Repost workbooks and answer keys to classroom and community • CI/CD pipeline cut deployments from 15–20 to ~5 minutes • Focus on agent stacks: frameworks, MCP servers, local-first tools • Monetization via design, marketing, and content pipelines • Risk mitigation: human sovereignty, planned obsolescence, pruning

We're officially into Week 3 of Git Built, and the momentum has been 🔥 If you haven't jumped in yet, now's the perfect time to catch up. All previous lessons are available, so you can start at your own pace and work through the course whenever you have the time. Join us live tonight at 8PM EST for Week 3. (Zoom Link is in the classroom)

This was a summer school-style community session hosted by Red Pillar, featuring Hitsuyo Aku and other participants including Rob/Mahal 2 and Mys Lekeisha. The stated purpose was to discuss open-weights AI developments such as Kimi 3 and to show practical workflows for building with local tools, Obsidian, GitHub, and agentic vault systems. Key Challenges: - Solutions discussed in greater depth than challenges on this call. - Pay-per-use frontier AI pricing is seen as unsustainable. Architect.hitsuyoaku.io argued the model “won't work” because providers cannot afford to keep subsidizing usage and users do not want rising per-token costs. - AI costs are becoming impractical for businesses. Architect.hitsuyoaku.io cited enterprise Anthropic invoices reaching six figures and criticized overusing expensive models for simple tasks. - Non-technical founders are intimidated by GitHub and worry they will “mess it up,” lose work, or not know how to recover if something breaks. Architect.hitsuyoaku.io and Mys Lekeisha both referenced this hesitation. - Many builders have scattered files and weak operating systems for their work. Architect.hitsuyoaku.io described people’s information being spread across email, Drive, and other tools with “no order, no structure.” - Current AI growth is constrained by infrastructure and energy. Architect.hitsuyoaku.io said broader AI adoption lacks a solid energy plan and that scaling current approaches could be physically unsustainable.

This was class number four in the summer school series, featuring special guest ORIGINALBLACKGOD. The session focused on two main areas: (1) maximizing Claude Fable 5 before its July 7th transition to pay-per-use, and (2) advanced AI filmmaking techniques for bypassing content restrictions. Red led the Fable 5 workshop, while ORIGINALBLACKGOD demonstrated his complete workflow for creating viral historical and cultural content using multiple AI tools.