Set up the Firecrawl MCP server in VS Code and put it to work on a real use case: scraping Indeed for US jobs open to visa sponsorship with $100k+ salaries. Key findings from the build: LinkedIn blocks scrapers. Indeed works. MyVisaJobs is better for verified H1B data. Healthcare and dental dominate visa sponsorship listings at senior salary levels. Post-scrape filtering in Claude Code is clean and fast. Salary URL parameters on Indeed are ignored. Filter after scraping, not before. The real unlock: Firecrawl MCP means no custom scraping code. Claude Code handles the extraction, filtering, and output natively. #AISChallenge

As a new learner I am excited to have my first workflow completed. I did play around and used a different setup than Nate. I have used Composer for coding, Firecrawl for research, Deepseek for newsletter copy, Alibaba for image. Maybe output won't be as good as others but it gets the work done. Looking forward for upcoming days challenge and learning.

I mean which niche you would Target

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Hey everyone, I recently finished building my AI agency website and would love to get some feedback from the community. I'd appreciate any thoughts on the design, user experience, messaging, layout, or anything else that stands out. My goal is to keep improving it and make it as professional and effective as possible. Thanks in advance for taking the time to check it out. I'm looking forward to hearing your honest feedback and suggestions for improvement. Here's the link: https://veloro.teamveloro.workers.dev/