Hey Folks, For the last 3 years I have now been working very closely with AI and have a very broad and deep understanding of this topic. I was thinking of offering this as an agency service where in I consult businesses in where, how, what they could use AI to save time and work faster and also build these solutions for them. As a niche I was thinking primarily about marketing agencies as I have a very well understanding of marketing and agencies. Is that a good business to get into, is there high buying intent and competitors already getting rich on this, what do you think?

One thing I have been implementing more and more each day is ensuring my logs are updated and I push to GitHub. I tend to update my logs, session notes, etc after each major task and then commit 2-3 times a day after large code base changes. Here are a couple of prompts that may help out. Prompt 1 — Update Logs Before we wrap, write a session log entry I can paste into my notes. Cover: 1. What we worked on (2-4 bullets, factual) 2. Any decisions we locked in and the reasoning behind them 3. Open threads — what's unresolved, what's next 4. One sentence to "pick up here" — the single most likely first action next session Keep it scannable. This is the first thing I'll read next time. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Prompt 2 — Save Work Help me commit this work cleanly. Do three things: 1. Summarize what changed in this session — the actual diff, not the plan 2. Draft a commit message: one-line summary, then a bullet list of meaningful changes 3. Flag anything I should NOT commit (credentials, secrets, half-finished work) Then give me the exact commands to stage, commit, and push. Note: at this point I just have Claude add, commit, and push, but its helpful to do it yourself at first. Plus it feels cool.