We're getting more clients than we can handle right now, and we need AI software engineers who can keep up. If you're an established full stack builder who's gone AI-native — shipping real production software with Claude Code, Cursor, and agent frameworks — this is a huge opportunity to plug into a machine that already has the demand. Quick context: we're a multi seven figure AI agency and engineering is the core of everything we deliver. Custom software dashboards, client portals, swarms of AI agents, voice AI, and full automation infrastructure. We run our own businesses on this same stack, and client volume is growing faster than our current engineering capacity. The offer: $7,000 to $20,000 per month based on skill level and the client volume you can handle. Consistent project flow, real budgets, zero client hunting. You architect and build, we handle everything else. The stack: Lovable, Vercel, Cursor, Claude Code, React/Next.js, Supabase, LLM agent systems (OpenAI SDK, Claude Code), n8n, and API integrations across real client stacks. If you're AI native, think in systems, and ship fast, you'll fit right in. Now the filter, and I mean this: this is not for beginners or prompt-tinkerers. If you've only worked on one to three projects, or you're still learning your stack, please don't apply. This is for established full stack / AI software engineers with a real portfolio and production history who can own an end-to-end buildout — architecture, agents, and deployment. If that's you, this is a home to scale inside as we take over the marketplace. Company website: https://www.dfyaiagents.io/ Apply here: https://forms.clickup.com/9010108352/f/8cgpny0-10173/OVYKAFXZS85SL5SCA7 We move fast on strong applications. Weak portfolios get filtered, so bring your best work.

I poured my heart into creating some really nice AI-videos and another groundbreaking AI-product. It was a genius idea. But then... crickets. I didn't know how to sell it. I tried forcing it on Instagram and TikTok, doing goofy dances like a monkey, but it completely flopped. Weeks and months went by. I felt like a massive failure chasing another shiny object, especially when I saw dumb kids making thousands so easily. I was literally on the verge of quitting. Right as I was about to delete everything, I met an underground systems guy named Alex Tim. He looked at my setup and explained that it wasn't my fault at all. I was just missing one stupid, simple detail in my sales process. Out of the blue, everything just clicked. In just 10 days, I sold 15 items and banked a cool $20,000. Alex is doing a free test run for a few more creators this week. If it prints money, you partner up. If it flops, you keep the leads. Grab the backdoor link to message him on WhatsApp right here 👉 https://frame-os.space/AIVendingMachine/?c=wa&ref=ai_creator (Tell him my VA sent you!)

When people think about Claude Code, they usually think about writing code. Functions. Components. Bug fixes. That's useful, but it's not where the biggest leverage comes from. I noticed this while building video content with Claude Code and Remotion. Instead of editing scenes manually every time something changed, the entire video became code. Need to update the pricing? Change one value. Need a new brand color? Update one variable. Need ten versions for different clients? Generate them automatically. The workflow stopped depending on a video editor. It became a repeatable system. That's the shift AI is creating. The real opportunity isn't using AI to complete tasks faster. It's designing workflows where repetitive tasks barely exist in the first place. I'm curious... What's one process in your business or development workflow that still feels more manual than it should?

I built this incredible suite of nice AI-videos alongside another completely unique AI-product. Nobody else in the world was doing this! But then I hit a wall—how do I actually sell this? I literally put it on YouTube and Instagram, dancing like a trained monkey for months, and got nothing. I was so depressed seeing stupid, clueless teenagers making a killing while my genius idea collected dust. I almost threw in the towel. Then, out of nowhere, I connected with Alex Tim. He sat me down and told me my lack of sales wasn't my fault. He showed me that I was just constantly missing a ridiculously simple, tiny detail to actually get my AI stuff in front of buyers. Out of the blue, everything just clicked. In just 10 days, I sold 15 items and banked a cool $20,000. Alex is doing a free test run for a few more creators this week. If it prints money, you partner up. If it flops, you keep the leads. Grab the backdoor link to message him on WhatsApp right here 👉 https://frame-os.space/AIVendingMachine/?c=wa&ref=ai_creator (Mention my VA gave you backdoor access!)

It's about eliminating the repetitive work that constantly breaks your focus. Every project has one task that takes far longer than it should. That's always the first thing I automate. Small workflow improvements may seem insignificant, but they compound over time into hours saved, fewer mistakes, and more time spent building instead of repeating the same steps. I'm curious... What's the one task you wish Claude Code could handle for you? Drop it in the comments. It might inspire my next build or spark an idea for someone else.