For every unique member who shares a goal in the comments, AI Bits and Pieces will donate $1 to Winning Futures, up to $100 total now through October 15, 2026. It is simple, and fun. To clarify, we are not asking any member to donate money. Just share the goal that your favorite LLM gives you. 🎯 With three months left in the year, let’s remind ourselves of the goals that matter to us—and, as a community, help Winning Futures reach their fundraising objectives so more students can achieve their life goals. ✅ Enter this prompt in the AI you use most often: "Based on what you know about me, what will I regret most if I don’t complete it by the end of this year? Explain why, and point to what I’ve shared that led you to that answer. If you don’t have enough context, ask me questions first." ✅ Share Goal in Comments: Share one goal in the comments and one step you’ll take this week. You can agree with your AI or choose something else that matters to you. ❤️ AI Bits & Pieces will donate $1 🌟 About Winning Futures: This organization helps Metro Detroit students build the skills, confidence, and plans to achieve their life and career goals. Their seven-year program pairs students with volunteer career mentors, starting in high school and continuing through college, trade school, or other education. Donations support mentoring, scholarships, and emergency funds that help students stay on track toward their futures. Learn more about Winning Futures. What’s your goal—and what’s your next step? 👇

Well done @Matthew Sutherland! You have achieved Level 6, your role is growing from active participant to community contributor - and that gets recognized. Fun fact, @Matthew Sutherland is the highest ranking member in the community! 🚀 Every post, answer, and experience you shared added something to this community. Your progress matters, but so does the role you’ve played in helping other members make progress of their own. 🔓 Here’s what you’ve Unlocked: AI Bits & Pieces is donating $25 in your name to Winning Futures. @Kristina Marshall is the president of this wonderful non-profit, and every little bit helps. Click here to learn more about this exceptional student mentoring organization. @Matthew Sutherland is the founder of AI for Life Skool community. A great community to join if you are looking to improved and excel at Claude Code. Thank you for all you do @Matthew Sutherland. @Karen Widas @Kierra Woekel @Ron Nedd @Pedro Gomez @Mike AI Consultant @Mike Thomson@Frank Priboy @Gina Wang

McKinsey’s State of AI 2026 includes a statistic that should get our attention: 🛠️ 32% of respondents said their organizations decided against purchasing at least one software product or feature because they could build it internally using agentic coding tools. That is not a prediction. It is already happening. But here is an interesting question: Do you think these solutions are being built by formal IT departments—or by front-office professionals who understand the business problems? You may be surprised by the answer. Until recently, building software required a development team, significant capital, and months—or even years—of work. Agentic coding tools are changing that equation for both IT and the front office professional. For those of us in AI Bits & Pieces who are progressing beyond AI Enthusiast and are interested in becoming an AI Builder, learning this skill creates a significant career opportunity. Becoming a builder does not necessarily mean becoming a traditional software developer. It means learning how to use AI to: 🔹 Turn an idea into a working tool 🔹 Automate a business process 🔹 Connect systems and data 🔹 Build functionality a business might otherwise purchase 🔹 Solve a real problem and create measurable value These capabilities can help you advance your career, create new opportunities within your business, or begin building solutions for clients. The tools are lowering the technical barrier. What still matters is your ability to understand the problem, determine what should be built, and guide the solution toward a meaningful outcome. If you are interested in taking that next step, I invite you to be my special guest at the next AI for Life Weekly Live Session. 📣If you are interested in being one of my special guests at the next live session, comment “AI for Life” below or send me a direct message here in Skool: @Michael Wacht AI for Life is a community founded by @Matthew Sutherland on the Skool platform where I continue to hone my own low-code/no-code AI-building skills alongside others who are learning to build practical, real-world solutions to advance their career.

When I started learning Calude Code, I had installed n8n MCP server through VS code in the project root folder. Currently I am working on AIOS through claude desktop app in a different folder location. The claude desktop app again wants to install n8n MCP server. Now, do I require to install the n8n MCP server again? If I install it again, then there will be two n8n MCP servers installed on one PC. What will be the implication? I am curious to know how you are dealing and also from the experts.