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๐Ÿš€New Video: Higgsfield Just Turned Claude Into a Creative Agency
Higgsfield gives you access to the best AI image and video models, and Claude can talk to it directly through an MCP or CLI. In this video I show you how to turn Claude and Claude Code into a full creative agency that researches your market, builds a brand, generates product photos and ads, tracks every output in a Google Sheet, and runs on routines while you sleep. You'll see how to use Marketing Studio for hyper-motion launch videos, build reusable skills for consistent outputs, and scale up to hundreds of ad variations a week without being the bottleneck on creativity or production.
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๐Ÿš€New Video: I Tried 100+ Claude Code Skills. These 6 Are The Best.
After 400 hours in Claude Code, I noticed that businesses keep paying for the same six types of skills. In this video, I break down each one, what it does, and why these simple, boring skills are the ones that actually sell. Whether you're brand new to AI automations or already building for clients, these are the skills worth learning first.
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๐Ÿ† Community Wins Recap | Apr 25 โ€“ May 1
From AI roles and first clients to live receptionist systems and enterprise training deals - this week inside AIS+ showed what happens when builders stop watching and start executing. ๐Ÿš€ Standout Wins of the Week inside AIS+ ๐Ÿ‘‰ @Griffin Maklansky went from being laid off to landing an AI Workflow Builder role in just 1 month. ๐Ÿ‘‰ @Ahmed Bin Faisal landed another $2,000 USD client โ€” an interior design firm โ€” and broke down exactly what led to the close ๐Ÿ‘‰ @Narsis Amin built a working AI restaurant receptionist handling bookings, availability, and CRM logging end-to-end. ๐Ÿ‘‰ @Josh Holladay closed a $4.5K (+$1K) client with half up front today โ€” and dropped his top 10 lessons from the close ๐Ÿ‘‰ @Dion Wang received his first official testimonial, validating real client impact and around 40 hours/month saved. ๐ŸŽฅ Super Win Spotlight | @Duy Nguyen Duy started as an engineer who was curious about AI โ€” but unsure how to turn that curiosity into something real. After joining AIS+, he went from learning passively to building his own AI-operated business, Sharper Automations. Since then, he has: โ€ข Built a 24-agent AI business operating system โ€ข Landed 2 local paying clients through word-of-mouth โ€ข Created a system that improves itself weekly through feedback loops โ€ข Started moving toward his goal of leaving his corporate job His biggest shift? From โ€œCan I really do this?โ€ โ†’ to building a real business around AI automation.
๐Ÿ† Community Wins Recap | Apr 25 โ€“ May 1
How are you structuring your AI OS / Second Brain? Here's mine
Curious how others in this community are organizing their AI OS setup. Here's what I'm running right now: We built "Toy Launch OS" โ€” a Claude-powered second brain that lives in Google Drive. It's a shared vault with 80+ custom skills (prompt-driven automations), role files for each team member, and connections to ClickUp, GHL, Google Drive, and Amazon Ads. The screenshot above is our OS visualized in Obsidian. It's less than a month old โ€” still a baby โ€” but it's already live and growing fast. A few things I'm proud of: - Scheduled tasks that auto-update and upload context to the OS daily, so it stays current without manual effort - Weekly vault health audit that runs automatically to catch errors and issues before they break anything - Currently rolling this out to my full team of 20 โ€” the build side is done, the change management side is the hard part My question for the group: How are you structuring YOUR AI OS or second brain right now? Personal only, or scaling it across a team? Would love to see how others are doing this.
How are you structuring your AI OS / Second Brain? Here's mine
Should you deliver vibe coded apps?
I chatted with a client who received a vibe-coded app that had some issues. And guess what, the developer could not debug and fix the problems. This is supposed to be in production right now and generate leads, but instead it's in limbo. And they have gone ahead and used an unofficial WhatsApp solution and built their own system. You can take a guess and understand that you'll need to do a lot of digging to fix this system. Now imagine you've built an entire ecosystem, but you don't know how anything works. You have no clue how the code works. For sure you can keep prompting to try and fix it, but soon enough you'll run into an issue where more does not help. So now you're stuck in a big mess. I know this because I ran into a massive headache of a project myself. I tried to vibe code a solution for a client, until I told them that this is not for me. The thing is, AI code is great, but when you're selling a product it needs to work, and if it breaks you need to be able to fix it. Or else you won't have any repeat customers. The lesson: use AI to code and deliver projects, for sure. But make sure to understand what you're doing, so that if something breaks you can fix it.
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