My question is: I want to know what NOT to do when making a Progressive Web Application (PWA) for the first time... what the invisible tripping hazards are that always get beginners in trouble. I am dipping my big toe into this unknown ocean for the first time. 👇PRETTY please... Drop your knowledge below... even if it's just telling me where to look on YouTube for tutorials..... thank you....👇 ❓ I'm looking for best practices on 💠 Setting up correctly for a BUSINESS, not personal project. I will be doing all work under LLC and in paid platforms. 💠 What to look out for when setting up as a business vs. a personal hobby project 💠 Setting up Vercel and GitHub without making bad mistakes exposing my IP or Secrets/Keys/API's 💠 Security 💠 Privacy 💠 How to Set Up API's correctly so I don't get bankrupted 💠 How to Set Up Vercel Edge function/Headless Browser to run in the background to scan PDFs and convert it to useable data 💠 How to set up PWA so it plays well on Windows and Mac 💠 Collecting User Analytics in accordance with Data Laws and Regulations in the US/EU 💠 Streams of secondary/tertiary income from user data (within privacy laws) 💠 Ads vs. Ad-Free tiers: set up, deployment 💠 Tiered versions of apps... what is the set up Thank you from a T0tal n00b

Boris Cherny is the creator of Claude Code by the way :)

In this video, I walk you through exactly how I built my own AI executive assistant using Claude Code, and how you can do the same. We go through four phases: setting up the project, adding context and rules, building out your first skills and sub-agents, and how to let it grow over time by layering in more skills, memory, and context as your needs evolve. By the end, you'll have a clear blueprint for setting up a personal AI assistant that actually works the way you work, not just a generic chatbot, but something that knows your business, follows your systems, and gets smarter the more you use it.

Just out of curiosity, how many profiles here are being autonomously run by open claw Agentic AI right now?

I test every new AI tool that drops. Claude Code, OpenClaw, Perplexity Computer, all of it. Not because I'm chasing shiny objects. Because making content about them is literally my job. But here's what I keep finding. There is no winner. There is only the right tool for three things: → The job. What does the task actually need? → You. Where are you most productive and comfortable? → Your client. What gets them the result they paid for? The real skill right now isn't knowing what's possible. Pretty much anything is possible. The skill is knowing the difference between what you COULD do and what you SHOULD do. I'll keep testing everything so you don't have to. Your job is to stop switching and start shipping. What's your go-to tool right now? 👇