Show: - Raw email - AI summary - Decision - Draft reply

No giant prompts allowed. Split into: - Understanding prompt - Decision prompt - Draft prompt Why this matters Each prompt maps to a separate AI node in n8n. 👇 Comment how many prompts you now have.

AI must know when to stop. Add rules: - If vague → ask for clarification - If risky → escalate to human Why this matters This creates human-in-the-loop paths in n8n. 👇 Share one safety rule.

Three months ago, I hired a WordPress developer to build my site. It looked good, but it wasn't generating the leads I needed. So I rolled up my sleeves and rebuilt it myself. Here's what changed: 1. Custom WordPress theme built from scratch 2. Designed to convert visitors into clients 3. Reflects my actual brand and approach I've attached screenshots of both versions. Quick challenge: Can you guess which one the developer built vs. which one I created? Drop your answer in the comments. This got me thinking—I build full web apps and SaaS platforms regularly, not just WordPress sites. Maybe it's time to offer web design and development services alongside my automation work. If you're sitting on a website that's not converting, let's talk. My team and I can help you upgrade. 📧 Reach out: [email protected] P.S. Built this using Cursor AI and Antigravity.Google. If you're not using AI tools in your workflow yet, you're leaving money on the table. If this redesign resonates with you, give it a like—and I'll see you in the next post.

This is how it starts to feel human. Add rules like: - No meetings on Fridays - Keep replies short - Don’t promise timelines Why this matters These become static system rules in your automation. 👇 Share one personal rule.