Hey guys 👋 my names Dan..I’m the owner of A7 Technology Services. We need a contractor to come build with us. We’re deploying AI infrastructure for clients in National Defense, law, healthcare, content creation, real estate, and more so this isn’t hobby stuff. Real systems, real compliance requirements, real accountability. What we’re building: ∙ Automations across N8N, Make, Zapier, and Power Automate ∙ Agentic workflows and AI assistants built with Claude Code ∙ AI assistants and agents across client stacks ∙ Knowledge graphs — if nodes and edges genuinely interest you and you get why they turn agents into probabilistic reasoning machines, we need to talk ∙ Context and prompt engineering done right What you need to bring: ∙ Client delivery experience — you’ve shipped for someone other than yourself ∙ Solid understanding of PIPEDA and PII handling — non-negotiable given our client base ∙ Comfort in ambiguity — we’ll teach our specific stack, but you need the fundamentals cold ∙ Quality and reliability aren’t buzzwords here — most of our clients have been with us for several years. You’re stepping into relationships that matter Bonus if you know: ∙ ClickUp, MCPs, ETL pipelines, context engineering principles What you get: ∙ Flat monthly contract starts light as you get comfortable with our client base, then ramps up as trust is built ∙ Exposure to some of the most interesting regulated-industry AI work being done right now ∙ A real system to plug into and if you’re the right person, a long runway ahead DM me or drop a comment

I test every new AI tool that drops. Claude Code, OpenClaw, Perplexity Computer, all of it. Not because I'm chasing shiny objects. Because making content about them is literally my job. But here's what I keep finding. There is no winner. There is only the right tool for three things: → The job. What does the task actually need? → You. Where are you most productive and comfortable? → Your client. What gets them the result they paid for? The real skill right now isn't knowing what's possible. Pretty much anything is possible. The skill is knowing the difference between what you COULD do and what you SHOULD do. I'll keep testing everything so you don't have to. Your job is to stop switching and start shipping. What's your go-to tool right now? 👇