Any advice/recommendations for this? Thanks all!

Quick tip: Claude Code can hold a million tokens of context. I almost never let it get close. I keep my sessions under 30 percent. I will tolerate 40. Very rarely 50. After that I compact or clear and start fresh. Here is why. The bigger the context gets, the more tokens every single command burns, and the worse the output gets. At 29 percent, every command drags that whole 29 percent along with it. You pay for all of it, every time. That is slower and dumber on every step. So a bloated session costs you twice: more money and worse work. When a session starts to fill, I do not push through it. I compact, keep the important stuff, and keep moving. Lean sessions think better.

Hi, I built this workflow that qualifies leads in n8n (see screenshot). I can't load all leads at once because my server then just crashes (runs out of RAM) and in order to run it I have to separate the main spreadsheet into multiple sheets and load them in manually every time the previous one finishes. ChatGPT keeps on telling me that I am supposed to make it so that it takes leads from the spreadsheet in batches instead of all at once so it's not so heavy on RAM, but I can't seem to figure out how to do this. Is this even a thing? If so, how would I do it please? Do we have any resources on it? Thanks for your time, Jan

I gave it one prompt describing a $20K three month program. It interviewed me to fill in the gaps, wrote a plan, then built the three step qualification form, the funnel pages, a round robin application calendar, and a nurture workflow with conditions, tags, opportunity creation, iMessage follow up, and a disqualify branch. Then it opened the pages in Playwright, took screenshots, and fixed its own design issues before I ever looked at them. I never touched the GHL UI once. Watch the full build 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWGRxP-JLk4 GHL's public API gives outside software 36 tools. The internal one the app uses on itself gives you everything. That's what this runs on. Keith wired it into his agency sub accounts and now builds 29 step automation sequences in under 5 seconds. If you're already a premium member, grab it here. You need three things to connect it: your private integration token, your location ID, and your session refresh token. The GHL Token Grabber extension pulls that last one for you in two clicks. If you haven't upgraded yet, this is the one to upgrade for. Fully Auto GHL, Meta Ads Pro, and the AI cold email system all live behind the same door 👉 https://leadgenjay.com/aia Worth knowing before you decide. Because of the support load and how fast we're updating this one, there's a real chance it becomes its own separate product. Anyone already inside keeps access. Sign up after the cutoff and you won't be covered. It runs in Claude Code or Codex. Either works, I used Codex in the video because I like watching the sub agents run. Build something with it and post it here 👊

Grokbot went ultra viral and I fell for it. HARD. Signed up for the $300 a month heavy plan just to try it. Had Claude Code zip up my entire knowledge base and every scheduled task Bob runs, dropped the folder in, and Grokbot built 12 sub agents on its own. Named them, wrote their descriptions, all of it. Then I paused Bob and let Grokbot run my business. Cold email, presentations, n8n builds, Reddit posts. It did the work WORSE. Bob lives on a Mac Mini in my office and costs me nothing to run. And he already delegates to sub agents through Kanban when a job actually needs it. I'm keeping the Grok subscription anyway. Not for Grokbot. There's something else in there that changed how I run Claude Code completely, and that's the real sauce in this one. It's at the end of the video. Also, they dropped it to the $100 plan. Don't be me. Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8xFG4RmsLU Anyone else tried Grokbot yet? Curious if you got a different result than me.