Seth Kramer

If you want to learn how this founder grew her app to 456k ARR with @lovable, I just posted an in-depth interview with her on Youtube. Incredible story and lots of actionable tips to takeaway! Click the link in next post to watch now!

If you're interested in OpenClaw, Perplexity Computer, or Claude Cowork ... I built an AI operator with more flexibility and everything built-in: any model, connects to your tools, file and database system, emails you results, and remembers feedback. Giving free beta access to a limited number of users. DM me.

I built my own AI operator. It can use any model, connect to your tools in one click, keep persistent memory, and actually get work done. Because other AI operators are either 1) too expensive, 2) locked to one model, or 3) not reliable. My favorite feature: it emails me reports on a schedule, and I can reply with feedback for next time like a real co-worker. I'm opening a small private beta now and giving free access to a few testers in exchange for feedback. Reply "beta" or DM me for access.

If you've been wanting to try OpenClaw or Perplexity Computer, but haven't yet, what's the main reason? Is it price, security, set up difficulty, or something else?

@FarzaTV excited to see where you take this!

I’m still not sure if this is my new “company” or anything like that. For now it’s just a silly side project that seems to be helping thousands of people + is fun. So, I’ll keep working on it! And if it becomes a company, cool!

@Jack_Raines This is the vision for the future of the nocode.mba platform !

Someone is going to (probably already is) make millions by being the go-to upskilling / information platform for folks trying to figure out AI. I have some buddies crushing it doing this on a consulting basis. Does anyone follow any particularly good creators building this at scale? Ideally less-so "course bros" and more-so scaling out an education platform? Think Masterclass / Udemy, but for AI.

@FarzaTV Teaching AI on Youtube! @nocodemba" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Youtube.com/@nocodemba

If building something in education, definitely drop a reply and show me. Would love to explore + help however I can.

We can talk all day about how these models are going to produce so much good and produce value. And I think they will. But the reality is many of my buddies are unemployed, can't seem to find jobs, and continue to send 1,000 resumes a week on LinkedIn. This is even worse for new grads. These models are wonderful tools but a majority of people don't know how to do much other than write emails with them. Just because you invent a tool like the hammer, doesn't mean everyone is going to magically know how to build a house with it. I don't think people are lazy. Last week I made a tweet doing a free Codex class and 5,000 people came by. It's clear people want to build and adapt, they just don't know where to start. The appetite is there, but nearly all of the scaffolding + education is missing. AI people love to quote the industrial revolution all the time, and how back then people were scared of machines taking their jobs but it all worked out. What they never mention is that it only worked out because we built an entire education system from scratch to bring everyone along. The industrial revolution created a massive wave of new jobs and nobody was trained for any of them. The tools didn't save anyone on their own, because the education had to catch up. It's never been a better time to start an education company. Millions of people want to learn, many of the tools are free, and the only thing missing is someone showing them the way.

i’m over the phrase “vibe coding" because it does a disservice to what's actually happening right now many people are building real products that could scale (not exactly ViBeS~) this is the start of a new class of serious, cash-flowing software companies

some evening vibe coding (about 30 minutes) - used claude code to build an app builder that runs claude code inside an @e2b sandbox. insane how quickly ideas can be built

With @TaskletAI connected to GitHub and supabase, I can vibe code from my phone So much fun

@ecoseojules @TaskletAI @nocodemba it's been really good for SEO! I cover that as well here: youtube.com/watch?v=ZXH8jq…

@sethjkramer @TaskletAI @nocodemba TaskletAI’s video gen is slick. Is the output clean for SEO or does it need tweaks?

This might be better than OpenClaw. I've been spending more time using @TaskletAI to automate my work at @nocodemba and made a video to help anyone who wants to get started. I cover a few of my favorite agentic workflows including: - SEO - video generation - daily research projects Check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=ZXH8jq…

I think I just found the best AI agent and I don't see many people talking about it. I gave @TaskletAI this prompt last night, thinking there was no chance it would actually work. "Generate a 20 second TikTok that covers a recent interesting medical study. include voiceover and captions. edit and stitch it all together. maybe 5 seconds per video clip and edit it all together" It used Gemini to generate the video, AssemblyAI for the transcript to help with caption timing, and its own tools to put it all together Check out the result...

@petergyang I’m working on something like this with GitHub + manus. Seems promising!

Here's what I want: 1. All my personal OS docs in the cloud so I can access them from multiple computers securely. 2. Can update the docs either via the AI or manually editing them. Managing context is key. 3. Can easily talk to and update my personal OS on my phone without having to submit a bunch of PRs. Can probably figure out a janky solution with Google Docs + Claude Code + OpenClaw.

@davidpantera_ @Lovable @StanfordGSB This is exactly what I teach! After Lovable, I recommend syncing to GitHub and then using cursor to take it to production. I cover this in depth at saascourse.ai

After a non-technical person builds a prototype in @Lovable , any suggestions for tools to use to take it to prod? This is a problematic user journey I'm seeing over and over again at @StanfordGSB . Super awesome prototype...then, no idea what to do next. My suggestion of "take a CS class" is losing its comedic value.

@thisiskp_ 100% simple tools today But in 1-2 years from now? I think tools like CRMs are in play. Especially for simpler use cases

@sethjkramer i think CRMs are too much though lots of moving parts and layers of complexity but like.. little calculators and simple web tools will be built like Canva graphics in minutes

Hyper personalized software is here Can you all suggest a better term for this phenomenon? Basically, instead of putting up with clunky ad-ridden archaic tools on the Internet, anyone can now vibe-code and build their own single purpose simple web tools Here's an example: fileforge.replit.app (which I built using @Replit)

@thisiskp_ Working on it!

100% If anyone’s building a version of teaching vibe coding or AI education, pls let me know Would love to support in anyway

Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=XsOWMm…

If you've been wondering how to use AI to build an iphone app and publish to the app store... I partnered up with @DreamflowApp to show you how! (link to watch in next post)

Check out @nocodemba to learn how to build with AI tools like Lovable and Cursor