Found this digging through repos this week. Sharing it because it might actually be useful for some of you, not because I've tested it myself. It's a video editor. You type two sentences about the video you want. It goes and finds the footage, cuts it, adds transitions, renders the whole thing out. Runs on your own machine. No API keys. Takes 2 to 5 minutes depending on how long the video is. What comes out is a finished MP4. It's built on Claude Code, not a wrapper around some SaaS with a pricing page. CapCut and Descript lock features behind a tier. You hit the wall, you're stuck. This one, if something's missing, you build it in yourself. I haven't run it. Link's going up in the YouTube resources section of the classroom =1 - YouTube resources · AI Automation Club . Go check it out, try it if it fits what you're working on. If you do, tell me. Worked, didn't work, whatever. And if you already know a better open-source tool doing the same thing, or you hit something this one can't do, send it my way. I'll fold whatever comes back into next posts.

We're Running a Quarterly AI Automation Competition Alright. Build one automation in 7 days. That's it. But make it real. Something you could actually sell. Something that saves people time or makes them money. Not a "hello world" project. And here's the thing I actually care about: everyone who builds something gets a shout-out. No vanishing act. Everyone who shows up is recognized. What to Build Seriously just needs to: - Solve a real problem - Make money (or could make money) - Use Claude AI/n8n/whatever - Actually work Seven days. That's your window. If You Win - Pick any course from AI Automation Club - We post you everywhere (Instagram, YouTube, Threads, Skool). Your people will see it. - We write about your build. What you built. Why it works. Why people should care. - Real part: We actually help you sell it. Who wants this? How much to charge? How to get ten clients instead of one. We turn it into a case study you use to land deals. If You Don't Win You still get: - Your name out there. Your build shown. - Proof in your portfolio: "I shipped something in 7 days" - Real builders giving you actual feedback - Access to whatever we build from this Seriously, just finishing and posting means you shipped. Most people don't. How to Enter Build something. Write 2-3 sentences about what it does. Post here with #AutomationChallenge. Done. Timeline Monday, September 9 — Starts Sunday, September 15 (11:59 PM) — Done Saturday, September 21 — Winner announced Why We're Doing This This runs every three months. Winners get connected to real people who might actually use what you built. Build once, maybe get multiple clients from it. That's the play. Got questions? Post them here. I'll answer now. See you September 9. Are you in or what?

and I'm excited to hear what you think!! Gem 💎:- Gem category and get reward for the valuable things you share and did in the community! the give aways and benefits will vary as per members and their achievement! WEEKLY & MONTHLY LEADERBOARDS The idea came from noticing that some of you are showing up, engaging, sharing valuable stuff—and I wanted to make sure that actually means something. WHAT YOU GET: Weekly leaderboard to see who's crushing it that week. Monthly one too so you can track the real grind. And rewards—for engagement, for sharing something that actually matters to people. Not just showing up. rewards:- e.g., money, 1 on 1 consultation, surprise gifts, any paid or private resources for free, guidance if your stuff somewhere with looking for someone to guide you for your goals and much more. so, keep on posting about your wins and works and your knowledge! HOW TO GET STARTED: If you're new, check the "Classroom → First Course → Start Here" section. I laid it all out there so nothing gets confusing. About the rewards: They're not locked in yet. Honestly, they'll shift as we grow. I wanted to start here because I actually care about recognizing the people who make this place real, not just a ghost town. This is the first feature I'm adding this way. I've got more coming, but I wanted to get feedback on this one first. (all these changes and addons are explained more better in classroom first course) So real question: What do you like about this? And what should I build next? Is there something you've been wishing for in here? A tool, a feature, a way to track something? Just drop it below???