Hey everyone! I'm Jaime, founder of VisiumAI, a Mexico-based agency specialized in building AI agents and automation workflows. I know many of you here are running agencies or building products for clients, and one of the biggest pain points is finding reliable talent to execute AI builds without the overhead of hiring and training in-house staff. That's exactly what we solve. We've already partnered with other agencies to deliver text and voice agents using tools like n8n, Voiceflow, Make, Retell, airtable... With deep experience integrating CRMs as well as third-party APIs. - We've worked with industries like real estate, e-commerce, healthcare, and local services. - We work per project, so no fixed costs on your end. - No onboarding headaches; our delivery process is already defined - As a team, we can handle multiple projects in parallel without bottlenecks If you're an agency that's recieving more work than they can handle and is open to exploring a white-label or referral partnership, drop a comment or send me a DM. Happy to jump on a quick call and show you some examples.

I am trying to learn from you guys and see how you guys have done it, anybody who has had sucess using their landing page? Thank you!

Hey guys , I am very happy and excited to share that i have finally closed my first ever client....he needed a help for setting up a RAG Agent which he is in Consulting. I told him to give me a testimonial but he said no we will pay you and also said that he has a lot of projects coming up which he needs help in.........Man never thought i will be able to do it. when i was starting out i used to think when i will post my win and the day has Finally came....Let's gooooooo

This are both super powrful tools. How are people using these and what do you feel are their specific use cases that have been most effecive?

I've been watching the AI automation space pretty closely over the last year and I've stayed away from it mainly because I feel like I've seen this movie before. After mentoring hundreds of small businesses through SCORE, in my digital marketing agencies and in my corporate digital career, and growing my own audiences and communities, I've started to notice patterns in what makes businesses actually sustainable. Here's the thing about most "AI automation agencies" right now: they're selling boxes connected by arrows. Zapier workflows. n8n nodes. Make scenarios. API wiring. Clients pay because it used to take someone who knew code to do that wiring, and that person was expensive. But here's what's happening. Claude Code and Cursor can now build those exact workflows from a single prompt (I'm actually doing that, not just saying that I'm doing it). Not just the individual nodes. The whole thing. End to end. Error handling. Iterations. The works. So let me ask you something. When the AI can generate the same workflow in minutes that you used to charge a premium for, what exactly are you selling? This is the buzzsaw. The core product of most automation agencies is becoming fast, cheap, and increasingly self-serve. The thin wrapper around the tools is getting thinner every month. Naval Ravikant talks about leverage. Real leverage comes from something that can't be easily replicated. If your only moat is knowing how to connect two tools together, you've got a structural problem. The tools are getting smarter. You're not. If your leverage is the wiring, the tools are just gonna flat out eat your lunch. If your leverage is the model - the way someone thinks, decides, teaches, sells - you can swap tools as they improve and keep your value. The agencies that survive won't be the ones wiring boxes. They'll be the ones teaching clients how to think about their business in a way that the tools can't teach. Everything else is just a commodity waiting to be automated away.