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It took my agent 18 minutes to backtest “crunch” through 29 crypto tokens x 2000 configurations = 60,000 possible combinations each over the past 3.4 years data. Then it evaluated which “swing trading” strategy is the best according to the results. Then started to add more layers in “phase 2” to further increase our edge (78% already 😂) to the next level Insane world we live in

AI agents for stores used to cost $10,000+ to build. Now? $30-$150/month. Off the shelf. Ready to go. Customer support. Inventory forecasting. Marketing emails. Product descriptions. The tool isn't the bottleneck anymore. The bottleneck is knowing which ones to connect — and how. That's what we build at Zeerotoai. Not the tools. The system that makes them work together.

53% of people think AI will destroy humanity. Meanwhile, only 21% of companies actually use AI at scale. The real danger isn't AI taking over. It's businesses refusing to adapt while their competitors quietly automate everything. Fear sells headlines. Building sells results. Stop reading doom articles. Start automating one task this week. That's it. That's the whole strategy.

PwC just published the numbers. 75% of AI's economic gains are going to 20% of companies. The difference? Those companies redesigned workflows around AI. Not just added tools. That's exactly what we do at Zeerotoai. Tech1Mart: 40 hours/week of manual ops — automated. UAE stores we work with: 3-5 hours saved per day on orders alone. The gap between "using AI" and "running on AI" is where the money is. zeerotoai.com

Coinbase just built AI agents based on their best employees. These agents handle internal ops. Slack, email, daily workflows. Think about that. A company worth billions is replacing manual work with AI agents that think like their top people. Now imagine what that does for a 10-person team. One agent handling your customer replies. Another managing your inventory. Another doing your bookkeeping. That's not future talk. We build this today. The companies moving fastest aren't hiring more people. They're building agents.

80,000 tech jobs cut in Q1. Half blamed on AI. But here's what nobody's saying: Most of those companies didn't automate anything. They just fired people and called it 'AI transformation.' Real AI automation doesn't start with layoffs. It starts with the work nobody wants to do — data entry, order routing, report generation. You automate the boring stuff. Then your team does the thinking. That's the difference between using AI as an excuse and using AI as a tool.

65% of companies are experimenting with AI agents. Less than 25% have them running in production. That gap is where money is lost. Not on the AI itself. On the integration. The workflows. The handoff between systems. IBM saved 3.9 million employee hours with automation. Delta cut flight cancellations from 5,600 to 55. The difference? They didn't stop at the experiment. Most businesses try a chatbot, call it AI, and move on. The ones winning are connecting their agents to real operations. Orders. Inventory. Customer support. Fulfillment. That's what we build at Zeerotoai. Not demos. Production systems that run while you sleep. zeerotoai.com

Cloudflare and OpenAI just launched Agent Cloud. It runs AI agents 100x faster than normal servers. At a fraction of the cost. What does this mean for you? Deploying AI agents for your business just got cheaper and faster. The companies that move now will automate while competitors are still figuring out what an agent is. We've been building AI agent systems for over a year. 39 open-source skills. Real automation. Not demos. The infrastructure is ready. The question is: are you?

Google just killed Dynamic Search Ads. Replaced them with AI Max. Their AI picks the keywords, the copy, the audience. You don't control the brief anymore. Google does. Same thing happening with Meta ads. With Amazon listings. With every platform. They're all building AI that optimizes for their metrics. Not yours. The stores that own their automation layer decide what gets optimized. The ones that don't are handing the steering wheel to the platform. zeerotoai.com

Shopify just let AI agents run your store. The new Shopify AI Toolkit gives agents direct access to: → Bulk product updates → SEO optimization → Theme customization → Inventory management No manual work. No Shopify dashboard. If you're still doing this manually, you're already behind. #AI #Shopify #Ecommerce #Automation

Most businesses don't have an automation problem. They have a half-automation problem. They automate one step. Then manually bridge it to the next. Then paste data into a spreadsheet. Then email someone to check it. That's not automation. That's a Rube Goldberg machine with extra steps. The fix isn't more tools. It's connecting the ones you already have. One pipeline that runs end to end beats ten disconnected shortcuts.

Thats what I have been trying to say for 2 days. For everyone saying otherwise, COPE!

@gkisokay Excited to see what you always bring bro!

@ZeroToAI_ Lets effing go! I have a big one coming soon

Your daily reminder that you are so early to AI. - 84% have never meaningfully touched it - 16% use a free chatbot occasionally - 0.3% pay $20/month - 0.04% use a coding scaffolding - 0.01% are just like you You're building orchestrated agents, running models at 2 am, buying hardware, and compounding your advantage every single day. Meanwhile, 99.9% of people are laughing at Mac mini buyers, OpenClaw users, and home GPU nerds. If you're part of the 0.01%, you are part of the collective building the infrastructure everyone else will depend on. The gap is accelerating. Lock in.

Companies using AI automation report 40% lower operating costs. Not theory. Real deployments. Measurable numbers. At our own store we automated 40 hours of weekly ops. Orders. Inventory. Listings. All handled. The ROI isn't 'maybe someday.' It's measurable right now. If you run a store or service business, the math already works. zeerotoai.com

Stanford just dropped the 2026 AI Index. AI agents now hit 66% accuracy on real computer tasks. Up from 12% last year. But here's the real number: 96% of companies use AI agents. 94% are worried they can't control them. The problem isn't building agents anymore. It's managing them. Same pattern every time. Companies rush to adopt. Then scramble to organize. The businesses that win aren't the ones with the most agents. They're the ones with agents that actually talk to each other and follow a system. If your AI tools work in silos, you don't have automation. You have expensive chaos.

79% of big companies already use AI agents to run their operations. Small businesses? Still copying orders by hand. Still answering the same questions 50 times a day. The gap is getting wider every month. The tools exist. They're affordable now. The only thing missing is someone to set them up for you. That's what we do at Zeerotoai.

Everyone's arguing about which AI model is best. Meanwhile, the founders actually making money are building systems around the models. Not switching models every week. The model is the engine. Your workflows are the car. Nobody buys an engine. They buy the car. Stop chasing the 'best model.' Start building the system that makes any model print results.

@pmitu Been thinking if that

So, who's building a LinkedIn replacement?

@jesse_vermeulen Talk to another agent, finish another task

honest question: what do people do during the 5-10 min while Claude is running?

@zuess05 Dm me

@ZeroToAI_ how to do that now

"Hitting the Claude rate limit" is just the 2026 version of taking a smoke break. You aren't actually working 14-hour days. You're just prompting for 45 minutes, getting locked out, and scrolling X for 3 hours until your quota resets. AI didn't cure developer procrastination. It just upgraded the excuse.