Hi all! Let’s keep the freebies rolling. I’ve prepared a couple of templates/presentations that are a byproduct of the guide I shared yesterday. The guide gives the big-picture structure for the audit; these two templates focus solely on the interview process. There are two versions: one aimed at the executive level (senior managers, directors, C-suite) and another focused on operations, the people working in the field. Use them as is, or, together with the guide, run them through tools like Genspark or Manus to generate questions tailored to your niche (real estate, finance, marketing, etc.). I hope they help! If you’ve been here a while, you know I’ve mainly focused on the technical side of AI, building n8n workflows, vibe coding, etc, and paid less attention to front-end work like auditing, interviewing, and reporting. That’s changing. My vision is to equip this community with the full toolkit to win projects, helping you land clients and build rock-solid automations. Let’s keep it going. If there’s something specific you want me to create or share that would benefit the whole community, I’m all ears!

After watching the video, i legitimately thing this group is the best kept secret on the Internet right now, i remember how buzzed i felt after building my first N8N agent now i cannot wait to run a test with project Chimera. Quick question, these was a recent release of a IDE called Blind.AI on Appsumo it's decent and has some good reviews but i don't think it can run Claude code, i might be wrong but if someone knows it would be helpful as right now its more of an investment in it's future development and what i may use as a kind of sandbox for testing

⚡ This system has x10 the quality of my vibe coded builds (I'm honestly not exaggerating), while at the same time, has reduced enormously the need of any sort of input from me, to achieve the desired outputs⚡ This thing is. Mind. Blowing. 🤯 This is not the future of Software Development, this is the present. First of all I want to thank Reuven Cohen for inspiring me to build this Claude-Swarm system with his absolutely-mind-blowing project, Claude-Flow & Swarm Systems. Check it out the link on the comments. Also thanks to my friend Aria Pramesi for showing me there is no limit on what you can build with this tool. He has already been living in the 5th dimension for a few weeks 😂 ! Let me introduce you to 🤖 Project Chimera 🤖 Forget everything you know about basic prompting. This is context engineering on steroids. I just built an almost fully autonomous, collaborative AI agent swarm inside the Claude Code CLI, and it feels like living in the future. We're talking about a system that can: 1️⃣ Take a single sentence project goal from me. 2️⃣ Architect a complete project plan. 3️⃣ Assign tasks to specialized AI agents like designers, coders, and security experts. 4️⃣... and have those agents TALK TO EACH OTHER to solve problems. I built a digital team with a CEO (/Orchestrator) for strategy and a Project Manager (/Executor) for execution. They use a shared file as their team chat, leaving notes and resolving blockers without my intervention. I watched my AI backend developer get blocked, ask the AI security expert for password requirements, get an answer, and then continue its work. All. By. Itself. The best thing? You don't need to add any additional scripts or install any additional tools. It all works from within Claude Code CLI. This is the next level of human-AI collaboration. We're not just giving instructions anymore; we're building and leading intelligent systems.

Chimera architecture aligns remarkably well with what Anthropic has now built natively into Claude Code. Key Differences: What Chimera Has That Sub-Agents Don't (Yet) >Global persistent memory across projects via SQLite database >Cross-project learning and knowledge transfer >Automatic learning extraction and pattern synthesis >User preference tracking and adaptation over time >Complex orchestration with batch execution and parallel workflows What Sub-Agents Provide That Your System Lacks >Native integration with Claude Code's tool ecosystem >Automatic task delegation based on context matching >Separate context windows for each agent (prevents context pollution) >Built-in agent management via /agents command >MCP tool integration and granular permissions >Team sharing capabilities through version control My Migration Strategy: Hybrid Approach Rather than completely replacing Chimera, I will re-build a hybrid evolution that leverages the best of both approaches: Phase 1: Convert Specialist Agents to Sub-Agents format while preserving their memory capabilities. New File Structure: text .claude/├── backend.md # Native sub-agent format │ ├── designer.md # Native sub-agent format │ ├── datasci.md # Native sub-agent format │ ├── qa.md # Native sub-agent format │ ├── secure.md # Native sub-agent format │ ├── devops.md # Native sub-agent format │ └── ... (all specialists) ├── commands/ # Keep for orchestration │ ├── orchestrate.md │ ├── executor.md │ ├── learner.md │ └── memory_init.md Expected Benefits Immediate Gains: - Native tool integration and MCP compatibility - Automatic task delegation reduces manual orchestration - Separate context windows prevent context pollution - Built-in team sharing through .claude/agents/ versioning Long-term Advantages: - Hybrid intelligence combining native efficiency with learned wisdom - Cross-project knowledge transfer with modern delegation - Scalable architecture that grows with Claude Code's evolution - Future-proof design that adapts to new sub-agent capabilities

Firsts run with my new Chimera v2.0 Claude Code Swarm system. This thing is magic. Seeing how everything is orchestrated autonomously in front of your eyes is really mesmerizing. And powerful. I have a team of software developers working for me. I just ask them what I want to build and confirm executions. That's all. Everyone can have a team of developers working for yourself today, building ANYTHING you want. This is the present, not the future.