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๐Ÿ† HOW COMPETITIONS WORK FROM NOW ON ๐Ÿ†
Quick update on the competition schedule so everyone knows what to expect. ๐Ÿ“… NEW CADENCE: TWICE A MONTH We're dropping comps on the 15th and the 30th of every month. Two chances to compete, every month, on a set schedule you can plan around. โœ๏ธ WHY THIS SCHEDULE Spacing them out this way means we can give tailored feedback on every single submission. Not just the winners. Everyone who enters gets notes on what worked, where it's weak, and what to do next. ๐ŸŽ WHAT WINNERS GET Along with the prize, every winner gets a 15-minute one-on-one with Jake. Use it to talk through your build, ask questions, or bring whatever else is on your mind. Two comps a month. Feedback on every entry. Direct time with Jake for the winners. Mark your calendar for the 15th and let's get to work!
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๐ŸŽ† GOOD NEWS: THE SALE STAYS OPEN. HAPPY 4TH ๐ŸŽ†
We're holding the last sale through the holiday weekend so nobody misses it. ๐ŸŽ‰ Premium: $27 โ†’ $14/mo ๐ŸŽ‰ VIP: $97 โ†’ $67/mo This is the cheapest it will ever be. Once it closes, the price is gone for good. โฐ New deadline: July 5th, 10:00 AM EST. This is the last extension. If you've been on the fence, sign up now. You lock this rate in and keep it every month going forward. ๐Ÿ–ฅ๏ธ ONE MORE REASON TO JOIN The week of July 5th we're dropping the software we've been building for this community. It goes out for beta testing first, and only Premium and VIP members get access. Sign up before the sale closes and you're in from day one.
ICM Folder Structure for Team Collaboration
Hi guys, Iโ€™ve been working with my ICM folder structure for a while now, and Iโ€™m at the point where I want to make it accessible to two other team members as well. The main question for me is whether live synchronization and parallel work in the same folder structure actually makes sense, or whether it would be better to split the folder system by each personโ€™s workflow or responsibilities.. ๐Ÿค” Has anyone already tried a setup like this for a team or found a way to structure it?
Running agents on a schedule โ€” how much do you let them do unattended?
For those running agents on a recurring schedule (daily/overnight), I'm tightening my own setup and curious how you handle two things: 1. Stale or wrong context โ€” how do you stop a scheduled run from acting on yesterday's state or drifting from the current workspace? Cold start every time, a freshness check, something else? 2. Autonomy vs approval โ€” how much do you let a scheduled agent actually do unattended versus leave as a draft for you to approve? Where's your line between "just do it" and "prepare it and wait for me"? Mine currently drafts everything and waits for a human yes, but I suspect I'm leaving easy wins on the table by not letting it act on the safe stuff. Where do you draw the line, and what burned you?
How do you keep your "voice" from flattening when you scale content through agents?
I run a fair amount of educational / authority content through a folder-based setup โ€” ideas, scripts, articles, newsletters. The thing I keep fighting isn't quality, it's voice. The drafts come back clean, on-topic, technically fine... and generic. Correct, but it reads like the model wrote it, not like me. What I haven't cracked is the structural fix. A voice/style reference the agent loads first? An examples file of my own writing it has to match against? A heavy human pass on the last mile? And whatever you use โ€” how do you stop that voice reference from quietly drifting back to generic as it grows? Curious what's actually held for the people here shipping real volume. Half-measures keep slipping for me.
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