I'm sitting my first Anthropic certification exam next month. The bigger test is the system I built to prepare for it. I've been building a Learning OS, my own way of turning information into action. So far it has only ever run on me and my team. So we gave ourselves a mission. 10 people. 10 certifications. One system. The AI Avengers are sitting it with me. One person passing proves nothing about the system. But Ten would. I'll show it as it goes, including the parts that break. Every Friday Live Anyone else sitting it this cycle?

One of the more meaningful AI voice projects I’ve built wasn’t for a business. This agent was for the client because his father was sick, and he wanted a simple way to make sure someone checked on him every day. So I built an AI voice agent that calls his father every day and handles the check-in automatically. The workflow was designed to: 📞 Call him every day at the scheduled time 🗣️ Have a natural conversation and ask how he’s doing 📝 Summarize the conversation after every call 📲 Send the summary to the family member so they know how the conversation went 🚨 Make up to 3 call attempts if he doesn't answer ⚠️ Send an immediate text notification if there’s still no response after the 3 attempts The interesting part wasn't just making an AI that could talk. It was designing the workflow around a real human need, making sure someone is checked on consistently, while keeping a family member informed. It also showed me that AI voice agents don't have to be limited to sales, appointments, or customer support. They can also be used for simple, repetitive check-ins where consistency really matters. Of course, for anything involving health or emergencies, the AI should not replace professional medical care or human judgment. The goal here was simply to provide an additional layer of communication and awareness. This was one of the projects that made me realize how much potential there is beyond the typical AI. What’s one everyday problem you think an AI voice agent could realistically help with?