Thank you for sharing your comment. Another confirmation for me knowing when not to use AI. I know now that I can't submit a website that I let AI build and is due in four days. It looks good. Professional and shined up like the cover of a digital magazine. The tabs on the navigation bar clicking through and arriving where they are supposed to go. Brand theme colors and logo, all on point. So, I wasn't worried. But I was, something seemed off. My SaaS skool project is due the same day, I am tired, and I didn’t know what the click through said when it arrived where it was supposed to go. There is a reason for the human in the loop.

@Susie DuBuc You described the situation perfectly and then some. Thank you for your comment, Susie.

I'm stuck at the first mini challenge in the class "Getting Started with Claude: Even if you've tried before" trying to paste [ text in here ] in brackets where I am instructed to enter it. The same brackets where I'm usually successful at entering information.

Ok, thank you Jaycebel. I will try your suggestions and keep you or support informed depending on what happens.

My professor started our first day of SaaS class by sharing her motto. We will all encounter stumbles, obstacles, setbacks, and frustration, but remember: "It's not hard; it's new." I remembered how many new things I've conquered over the years through a trembling voice, a shaky body, and a near-paralyzing fear of public speaking or a typing test. I overcame it because I kept showing up, sometimes almost in tears, asking for help. That's how I found Tony Robbins. I was fresh out of college and still trying to get it or get over it. Keep trying, ask AI to explain it, and listen to Igor's videos as often as needed. My explanation level varies; sometimes it's a seven-year-old, and other times it's a seventh grader, and yesterday it was, "No, Claude, that's going in the wrong direction." That's one of the joys of AI. It doesn't judge us.

It's not hard; It's new!