Hey everyone! Black Friday is coming up, so I figured I'd kick things off a little early this year. I'm a senior software engineer with 10+ years of experience building software, websites, mobile apps, AI solutions, and custom business tools. If you've been thinking about launching an MVP, building a new product, or improving something in your business, this might be a good time to get started. I'm offering 50% off development costs for new projects booked between now and November 30. Whether you've got a clear plan or just an idea you've been sitting on, happy to chat and see what's possible. No pressure, just looking to connect with people who have something they want to build. Feel free to comment or shoot me a DM. Happy to hear what you're working on!

Watch the full breakdown: YouTube link No Claude subscription? You can still make faceless Shorts. In this video I use OpenCode, a free and open-source alternative to Claude Code, with a free AI model, and our faceless Shorts skill. It writes the script, makes the voice, adds captions, animates every shot, adds music and renders the MP4 on your own computer. Then one prompt uploads it to YouTube. No AI video tools, no API keys, no credits. What’s inside: - What OpenCode is and why it’s a free alternative to Claude Code - How to install OpenCode and pick the free model (GLM 5.3 Flash Free) - How to connect your free OpenCode account - How to add the faceless Shorts skill, then one prompt where the agent sets everything up for you - My first video, honestly reviewed, plus a second video: a history Short - How to connect OpenCode to YouTube with Zapier MCP - One prompt that writes, voices, edits AND uploads the Short - How long it really takes, and where the free setup has limits 📎 FREE SKILL (attached zip): the MFM Faceless Shorts skill with 6 ready styles. Each one comes with a style sheet and a finished example video: 1. Deep Dive 3D: “What happens if...?” 3D explainers (our main style) 2. Night File 3D: unsolved mysteries and true crime 3. Inside Out: flat 2D x-ray explainers 4. Stick Story: stick-figure survival steps 5. Paper Atlas: history told in cut paper and maps 6. Tall Tale 3D: funny true stories Every video also comes with a posting pack: a cover image, .srt captions, a title, a caption and hashtags. 💬 Your turn: download the skill, make your first Short, and post it in the comments. Tell us which style you picked and what your first faceless Short is about. Want to learn AI properly, step by step? Join our 2-hour live AI workshop: https://www.aaghaz.ai/programs/ai-workshop?utm_source=skool&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=opencode_faceless_shorts

Hey everyone, happy Diwali! 🪔 I just finished a GTA-style short film where the twist is that the mystery bag is full of crackers. It was a big prompt-engineering lesson, so I’m sharing the whole process. What went wrong at first (30-second single generations) The zip opening was a mess The main character stood on a car The last 10 seconds broke completely What fixed it 12 scenes of 10 seconds instead of one long clip Each scene follows a fixed structure: Scene Context, Characters, Location, Format, Camera, Action, Lighting, Texture, Audio, Positive Locks A Physics section in every prompt (weight, braking, door hinges, recoil) Positive locks: “he stands on the roof floor” instead of “don’t stand on the car” A flyer lock so the flyers stay on the door when it opens Reference sheets first, then tag them in every scene Tools: Seedance 2.5 on Higgsfield. Questions for you: What’s your biggest consistency problem in AI video right now? Do you prefer 10-second scenes or longer shots?

Hello everyone! 👋 I'm Saqib Sana Ullah from Pakistan. I'm passionate about software development, artificial intelligence, and automation. I'm currently working on NEXUS AI, a personal AI assistant project focused on intelligent automation, multi-agent systems, and AI integration. I'm here to: 🚀 Learn AI agents and automation workflows. 🤖 Explore real-world AI applications. 💻 Improve my development skills. 🌍 Connect with AI developers and automation professionals. 🎯 Learn how to build AI automation solutions for real businesses. Looking forward to learning, sharing ideas, and growing with this community!

Watch the full breakdown: YouTube link Whether you make 50,000 or 50 lakh a month, something is stopping your income from growing. At each level it’s a different problem. In this video I break income into 4 levels, explain what keeps you stuck at each one, and show you the exact ChatGPT prompt to get past it. What’s inside: - The 4 income levels (0 to 1 lakh, 1 to 5 lakh, 5 to 25 lakh, 25 lakh+) and the main problem at each one - Level 1: let ChatGPT interview you and search real job posts on Upwork, Fiverr, LinkedIn and Rozee/Naukri to find ONE high-income skill that fits you - A free 90-day learning plan with 1 hour a day and zero budget, plus how to land your first paying client - Level 2: Audit, Transfer, Fill. Connect your Gmail and Calendar, find the tasks eating your time, and turn your screen recording into a checklist AI (or an assistant) can follow - Level 3: build a “second brain” for your team with voice notes, ChatGPT and Gemini Notebook, so they stop asking you about every decision - Level 4: run a one-day AI hackathon so your whole team starts working in a new way - Which ChatGPT plan you actually need (most of it works on the free plan) 📎 FREE GUIDE (attached PDF): every prompt from the video, level by level. Find your level, copy the prompt, change the parts in [brackets] to your own details, and run it. It also covers the safety rule for team notebooks and your homework. 💬 Your turn: tell us in the comments which level you’re at and the ONE thing stopping you right now. Then run the Level 1 prompt tonight and share which skill ChatGPT picked for you. Want to learn AI properly, step by step? Join our 2-hour live AI workshop: https://www.aaghaz.ai/programs/ai-workshop?utm_source=skool&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=chatgpt_income