Here's What I'd Learn Instead of AI Automation in 2027
An AI automation agency owner making seven figures a year argues the easy money in his own industry is closing fast, then lays out what's actually worth building toward next.
October 5thCreator
An AI automation agency owner making seven figures a year argues the easy money in his own industry is closing fast, then lays out what's actually worth building toward next.
October 5thA behavioral-neuroscience grad turned AI-agency founder breaks down ten ways to use AI as a learning tool, and the one way people default to that quietly works against them.
October 3rdA creator who says he's burned $31,141 on Claude Code turns that spend into sixteen concrete habits, from running evals on prompts to keeping a backup model on standby.
September 25thA creator downloads an ad-funded coding platform promising free daily hours on GPT-5.6 Luna and GLM 5.3 Flash, then builds two live demos to see if the free tier actually produces working code.
September 15thThe whole video you're watching was style-transferred into a painterly 3D look, then the walkthrough shows the exact agent-driven pipeline used to do it.
September 11thFive hours, thirty-six sections, and one argument: clear thinking is an engineering problem, not a discipline problem.
September 2ndA same-day walkthrough of Claude Fable 5.1's benchmark chart, why the real story is cost-per-task rather than raw score, and what the new safeguard numbers mean for how often the model refuses benign questions.
September 1stA four-and-a-half hour screen share that takes four business systems from a single typed prompt all the way to a scheduled job running on somebody else's server.
August 23rdSix hours of screen-share in which one operator rebuilds an entire marketing department out of prompts, skills, loops and scheduled cloud routines.
August 8thA five-step AI pipeline — generated painting, AI video, frame extraction, dithering, and free deployment — that turns a couple dollars of image and video credits into an animated, expensive-looking website hero.
July 29thA tour of a dozen apps Claude Opus 5 built from scratch, followed by Anthropic's own benchmark numbers on coding, computer use, and cost.
July 24thA single terminal command turns a text idea into a full scroll-driven cinematic website — no designer, no video editor, one AI coding agent running the whole pipeline.
July 22ndCerebras published exactly how its internal knowledge base works, and it's a plain retrieval pipeline any team can copy — no graph visualizations, no floating brain, just Slack and Wiki and code stitched into one queryable table.
July 19thA live side-by-side of Moonshot's open-source Kimi K3 against Anthropic's Fable 5 across coding benchmarks, generative design, 3D scenes, and mini-games — followed by a case for why the real bottleneck is about to stop being intelligence at all.
July 16thA three-part system — a shared AI-and-human task board, a low-friction capture habit, and self-checking evals — that lets one founder run a multi-million-dollar operation while barely touching the work himself.
July 14thA creator hands an AI coding agent full tool access, one long brief, and no further prompts — and watches it invent, photograph, animate, and publish more than eighty fictional products end to end.
July 12thA six-minute walkthrough of a screen-watching AI agent that logs your habits, waits for a pattern to repeat three times, then hands you the fix.
July 9thA creator shows a live head-to-head test proving that rendering bulky Claude Code context as a compressed image, instead of raw text, cuts the bill by 30-59% with zero loss in recall.
July 7thA video-to-video AI pipeline that edits real footage instead of generating from scratch — swap outfits, relight a scene, or add props mid-shot, then hide the seams with a cutaway.
July 6thEight concrete tricks to cut Claude token spend by 30-50% or more, demoed live inside Claude Code.
July 4thA 14-minute benchmark rebellion: seven live side-by-side demos, one OpenRouter API key, and a four-path procurement map that makes Opus 4.8 look expensive.
June 19thNick Saraev built Clairvo — an AI power dialer at $1M ARR — using Claude Code, and this is the exact playbook: idea mining, the build loop, pricing strategy, and four moats that survive AI commoditization.
May 20thA four-hour live build course — three apps, one stack, zero prior mobile experience required.
May 11thA 3-hour systems-level masterclass on using Claude Code as a configurable harness from a practitioner generating over 4 million dollars a year with AI automation.
March 28th