Intros for The Connection Hub - The Vault 👤 Who I am: (name + where you're based) 🛠️ What I actually do: (the specific work — not "I'm in real estate" but "I run a 3-agent team doing residential resale in Austin") 🤖 What I'm building with AI right now: (your current project, workflow, or the thing you're stuck on) 🎯 What I'm looking for connection-wise: (pick one or two) 💡 Someone who's solved [X] 🤝 A collaborator / accountability partner 👀 Just here to learn from people in my field 🧰 Trading workflows & systems 📬 Best way to reach me: (DM here / comment / link)

I turned my remarkable paper pro (an electronic paper tablet. One of my favorite) into Tom Riddle's journal, but more importantly it's a new interactive surface. I can simply write in normal text and it gets sent directly to the model and the model response directly on the tablet itself in normal handwriting! Pretty cool! Going to see about connecting it to a couple icms! I used Maximes main repo to get it running !

Playable game link at the bottom! AI Playable? AI Accessible? AI Co-op? *I like this one.* Not exactly sure what this should be called but... I wanted an AI sidekick that could be part of the mechanics, that could be part of the story, that could answer questions, that could be part of the immersion. "Hey... I think I can hack this door." "Thanks for upgrading my scanner to level 2. I can see the enemies now." "Maybe you should go down the stealth tree. It offers more for your play style." "Scans shows there are traps here. Let me mark them on the map for you." You can actually do this right now. You just have to insert the AI where it works well. It's not going to be a perfect FPS head clicker, or do complicated jumps, or anything that requires quick movements. It CAN do tasks like organize your backpack, or read the journals and help you figure out puzzles, or control an auto turret and pick the best targets, or hack a robot by doing a puzzle. I made a game that does stuff like this. It's pretty lo-fi, but I think it's a peek into the future. It's a web game, free, and it works with the Claude-in-chrome browser extension, so you don't need to pay for expensive API tokens. Just go to the site, make sure you have Claude-in-chrome turned on, and tell it to "read the console". There are instructions there that tell Claude how to play. The save games are stored in your browser. So you wont be able to play your save from somewhere else. *** Claude will probably flag this as a prompt injection hack. It is suspicious as it should be. You'll have to tell it to trust the game. If you don't trust ME... I understand <3 <3 <3 *** You don't need Opus to play. Sonnet 5 works great and it doesn't work by taking screenshots, so you wont use a bunch of tokens. The game is called Dead Switch. Cyberpunk style, roguelite-ish, lo-fi like I said. You take jobs to hack systems and steal data. Get paid in DC (digital currency) and upgrade your gear. Don't forget about your AI pal named NullHead (played by Claude-in-Chrome). It needs some systems love too.

A long overdue update on my Big Win post. Finding that while the world of AI in here moves at light speed you can't push the rest of the world forward as well. So I put together a presentation on the AI tooling I'd built across two projects — a pipeline of scripts that took a full-day manual process down to almost nothing, and a set of in-engine tools that made an otherwise undeliverable mixing project actually possible. But the tools weren't the point. The point was the pattern behind them, and it's simple: surface the pain point, describe the workflow you wish you had, then let AI help you build it. You don't have to know how to code. You have to know what's grinding on you and be able to articulate it clearly. (I've shared my slide deck below but unfortunately have to redact some client sensitive information) People were rather quiet during my presentation but after I turned off the PPT people immediately started engaging. My boss and our CEO were more vocal than I've ever seen them about getting people to think differently about AI. One coworker told me it was the first one of these meetings they'd looked forward to in a long time, because honestly these standing daily meetings had been stagnating and we'd largely been skipping them. Then one colleague asked the question that's been sitting with me since: "How hard would it be for me, with no coding knowledge, to start?" So that's my next goal — figuring out how to actually share these systems with everyone else, especially people just starting out, not just demo them. Curious how other people are doing this, handing your process to people who don't code, what's your process?

Hello Clief Notes Family! You may have noticed that I have not been posting as much. Some of that has been intentional, I was posting a lot and being number 1 feels good, but seeing others who work so hard to bring knowledge and value to our community shining feels good also! Another big portion of why I have not been posting is that I have been chasing my dream, I have applied to many ambassador programs and I have been ghosted or I have not been the right fit for them. This does not mean I was not the right fit to be an AI ambassador! I wanted to share, that today is different, today I have won, I have been accepted as Generative AI Ambassador in the company I work for! I will be giving workshops, writing articles and sharing my knowledge with my colleagues everyday, I will be Teaching about AI, 2 of my passions in one place! Teaching and AI. I wanted to thank you all for being one of the most supportive, inspiring, and impactful forces in my life. You have all given me the confidence, the energy, and the care I needed to keep pushing for this. We truly learn, grow, and win together 🤓💪🏆 With all of my heart! THANK YOU 🙏