Hi community! I’m currently building a workflow for a high-end furniture client. They have great product shots, and my goal is to automate the creation of lifestyle scenes (interior design environments) around these products. My main challenge is maintaining product integrity. I need to ensure the furniture itself doesn't suffer any AI distortions or "hallucinations" while generating the background. Has anyone built something similar? I'm looking for recommendations on the best approach on how to keep the product looking 100% authentic while swapping the environment? Many Thanks for your assistance!

Hello Everyone! I’ve created an AI Receptionist for service businesses and I’m in the lead list portion of it. Trying to reach out to companies using email sequencing, but I have not had any bites. I’ve been racking my brain on getting leads, using Apollo.io and outscrapper. If anyone has any suggestions or advice, I would really appreciate it!

Hi guys i am trying to learn ai ads and i make them with free tools i know they are not best one but i tried and i want your opnion guys on how i can improve them also how are they

I thought Day 2 was good. Day 3 is different. I spent today adding real-world actions. Not just "answer a question" stuff. Actually useful commands I use daily. What JARVIS can now do: 🖥️ "How much Api token are left ?" — pulls live system info instantly 🎵 "Play next song" — skips the track without touching my keyboard ⏰ "Set alarm for tommorow 6 AM with news" — fires with a beep, no phone needed 📸 "Capture my screen" — saves screenshot directly to my desktop 📋 "Write to clipboard / show clipboard" — full copy-paste control remotely 📧 "Send email to..." — composing and sending, just by commanding it 🖥️" Create me a sample website" - Making a locally hosted live website All of this. From my phone. While away from my desk. The interface now has quick-action buttons for the most used commands so I don't even have to type — one tap and it executes. This is starting to feel less like a project and more like an actual assistant. Day 1 — had an idea Day 2 — deployed it live Day 3 — it's doing things my laptop can't even do without me touching it Still a long way from the movie. But getting closer every day. Which of these would you use the most? Drop it below! 👇

Hey everyone, looking for some advice on an automation I'm building with Trigger.dev and Playwright. What I'm trying to do: Automatically check Courier Exchange (CE) every morning for available van loads near Luton, filter them by vehicle type and weight, and send the results to a WhatsApp number — so my driver gets a daily alert without anyone having to log in manually. What I've built so far: - A scheduled Trigger.dev task (runs at 8am daily) that launches a headless Chromium browser via Playwright - Logs into CE's web app — it's a Java GWT frontend so standard selectors don't work, had to figure out the right wait strategies and keyboard event approach just to get the form to respond - Navigates to the load search page, parses the results, and sends matching loads as WhatsApp messages via the Meta Cloud API The scraping and WhatsApp parts are working. The login flow itself works too — credentials are correct, the form fills and submits fine. Where I'm stuck: CE requires 2FA on every login. After submitting credentials it shows "Enter the 6-digit verification code from your authenticator app." There's no way around it. What we've tried: Getting to this point was already a journey — CE uses a Java GWT frontend so we had to figure out the right URL to navigate to, the right way to wait for the form to render, and the right way to type into inputs (had to use pressSequentially because GWT's event bus needs actual keydown/keyup events, not just value injection). We took screenshots at each step to debug what was happening. Once we actually got past all of that, we hit the 2FA wall. We tried submitting a live one-time code manually just to see what happens — it works when done by hand, but obviously that's not something you can automate since the code changes every 30 seconds and you'd need to be there to read it. There's no option in the CE account settings to get the underlying secret key or disable 2FA either.