Ran a Skool community that ate 15-30 hours a week just on vetting and replies. So we built a system that does it instead: approves members automatically, posts on schedule, replies to comments and DMs, manages leads, syncs with your CRM. Went from 20+ hours a week to basically zero. If you're running a Skool community and drowning in the manual side, drop a comment or DM and I'll walk you through it.

Hello, I’m currently exploring AI opportunities in the U.S. and am looking to connect with someone based in the U.S. who may be interested in collaborating with me during my job search. While my technical skills are excellent, my English communication skills still need improvement. Therefore, I am specifically looking for someone to help me communicate with the U.S. job market. If this sounds interesting to you, I’d be happy to share more about my background and discuss how we might work together. Thank you!

There's a free, open-source tool called OmniRoute that installs on your own machine and sits between Claude Code and 290 model providers — 90+ of which have free tiers. Here's why it matters 👇 You're mid-build, it's going well, and then the 5-hour window runs out. Now you either wait or upgrade — and either way you've lost the thread of what you were doing. That's the real cost. Not the money, the 90 minutes of context you have to rebuild. With this wired in, the session doesn't stop. Your Claude plan is still first in line — but the second it's spent, the next request goes to a free model and the work keeps moving. It also compresses what you send before it leaves your machine, so you burn through your paid window a lot slower too. One honest thing: this does NOT make Claude unlimited. Your Anthropic limits don't change. What survives is the *tool* — a different model does the boring 80% while you save your good model for the hard part. I put together a short step-by-step guide — the two-command install, the lane setup that decides what runs free vs paid, and the one data rule you don't break (free providers still see your prompts). About 10 minutes. 👉 Grab it here: https://flicker-celestite-7b6.notion.site/Never-Hit-a-Claude-Code-Limit-Again-The-Free-Fallback-Lane-OmniRoute-3acd180d8c808148a2f2e7eed821b17b?source=copy_link What kills your sessions more — hitting the limit, or losing context when it dies? Tell me below 👇

We grab their long form video off YT link, and it auto-cuts 8 vertical clips with captions, ready to post in like 48hrs. No editor needed. Under the hood its Whisper for transcription, AI pick the best moments, face tracking to reframe to 9:16, captions burned in. Tested on couple real agent videos already, honestly looked better then what most agents post themselves lol. If anyone here building in content automation or selling to local service niches, lmk, happy to trade notes. Drive link = https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1nns3HRQjhBMVrnHtHyrtYqwA9D8KCCaT?usp=sharing

I am working on copy for a product that helps you avoid sharing files associated with Claude skill for then end user. The audience is small business owners. Which of these resonates with you first: