Robert Ientile

@lilyraynyc Paying for backlinks on low quality spam sites? lol 😂

Back in my day we had another name for this 🤣

@HeyGen HyperFrames

We built our launch video in Claude Code using HyperFrames. Now it's yours. Open source, agent-native framework. HTML to MP4. $ npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes RT + Comment "HyperFrames" to get the full source code of this launch video (must follow)

@romanbuildsaas CLAUDE

227,744 views. 3,316 comments. 477 leads. In 7 days. One Claude system. 0€ ads. I put the whole system into ONE Notion doc. 6 sections. * Find lead magnets that already convert (not guesswork) * Generate hooks scored on real virality + intent * Use a structure built to turn views → leads * Preview posts before publishing (desktop + mobile) * Schedule your week in 15 min * Turn comments into DMs automatically It also captures intent. → detects engaged people → scores + enriches leads → starts conversations → handles replies → books meetings Like + comment “CLAUDE” and I’ll send it (must be following so I can DM you)

@_adishj @motion_so Was just about to add some MOTION to my next video!

introducing Motion, a video agent for tasteful motion design. this launch video was made entirely with Motion. 👇🏽 comment "MOTION" to get early access + free credits. tag @motion_so in any post on your X feed for a surprise. here’s how it works + examples (thread):

@AlfieJCarter Reddit

Most GTM teams ignore Reddit completely. That's exactly why it works. I spent weeks building a full Reddit GTM system - from finding the right subreddits to automating lead scoring in HubSpot. Here's the short version of what's inside: (Step-by-step playbook + Zapier automation + AI lead scoring system) Get access below Comment "REDDIT" and I'll send you access This system isn't advice - it's an execution playbook: → How to find and validate subreddits with 50,000+ members where your buyers actually hang out → How to build karma the right way so your comments rank higher and reach more people → The Sandwich Formula for mentioning your product without getting downvoted into oblivion → How to set up F5 Bot keyword alerts so you respond to buyer intent posts within minutes → A full Zapier + HubSpot + GPT-4 automation that classifies, enriches, scores, and routes every Reddit lead automatically We've run this with GTM teams doing outbound, inbound, and everything in between. Pain points: no Reddit presence, no organic pipeline, no system for capturing demand. After running the system: demo requests coming in minutes after commenting on a post. Reddit GTM still works - but only if it's concrete: Subreddit validation - comment strategy - lead capture automation Want access? 1/ Like this tweet 2/ Reply "REDDIT" and I'll send you the full system

@yanndine GTM

A two-person GTM team at a Series B SaaS company closed $2.4M in pipeline in one quarter. No SDRs. No demand gen agency. No paid ads. Signal-based outreach. Intent scoring. AI-sequenced follow-up. Automated reporting. Two GTM engineers running the whole motion - for one quarter. I pulled it apart. Compared it to every system we've built across the GTM teams we've worked with. Then asked myself one question: If I had to reverse engineer this from scratch - what would it actually look like? Turns out the architecture isn't that complicated. I mapped the whole thing into a step-by-step playbook you can upload directly to any LLM. It walks you through building your own version from GTM strategy to fully AI-powered execution. Comment "GTM" and I'll send it over.

@mattepstein @grok is there any value in this article or is it just clickbait?

Absouloutly fucked that this is free

@coreyhainesco All I could ever ask for is a CLI in my CRM and to sync all my event, ad and outreach to it and we’re golden!

Since building the marketing skills repo, the biggest thing I’ve learned is that the bottleneck holding back marketers from using agentic AI with their every day tools is that no marketing tools come with a CLI The marketing tools that build CLIs will see massive adoption

I feel like CRMs are going to be the best place for this, it’s where deals data and revenue lives. I already pull all of my marketing, ads and analytics into Salesforce with a native integration and have done the same with HubSpot in the past. Everybody tied to revenue in the org is already there, and while Breeze and AgentForce aren’t where they should be at the moment, it can only be a matter of time before they’re able to work like agents with the data brought in from outside sources. Attio is doing some interesting things as well. I’d place my bet on the CRM tools everyone’s been using to eventually fill in this space.

if you run GTM right now please read this what you're doing and read this the single highest ROI move you can make in 2026 is dead simple consolidate every data source you have and put an AI on top of it to actually tell you what's happening not dashboards nobody looks at. not weekly reports that are stale by Tuesday. actual real-time answers to questions about your business here's the problem though. to do this yourself you need: a data pipeline. a warehouse. an AI that understands the relationships between all your objects. a way to catch when it's wrong. and then a front end that lets anyone on your team pull insights without bugging engineering that's like 6 months of work minimum and a full-time data engineer to keep it from breaking I watch teams try to build this internally every single week. they all hit the same wall. it's brutally hard to maintain this is literally why graphed .com exists plug in your sources. get a warehouse and pipeline set up in clicks not months. then just start asking questions, building dashboards, pulling reports whatever you need we think about this problem every single day so you don't have to stop trying to duct tape this together internally. just use graphed and go back to growth

@DenShtilierman @sikorskiradek @grok is it true that Eleanor Roosevelt had a relationship with a russian operative?

After further confirmation that everything Epstein did was part of a Russian honey trap, Polish Foreign Minister @sikorskiradek asked, “Could SVR be this effective?” My answer is simple — yes, of course it can, because they have been doing this for over a century. But I fully understand Mr. Radosław's question, because it is hard to believe how impressive the activities of Russian intelligence have been. To better understand the scale of the disaster, here is a brief historical overview of the honey trap program: The honey trap has been a separate area of work since the days of the NKVD. It is known for certain that during the KGB era, the PGU (First Chief Directorate of the KGB) was responsible for it — this immediately demonstrates how seriously the Soviets took it. They never spared any expense on this program, and it became the most effective element of intelligence. One of the most famous examples is the “romance” between Albert Einstein and Margarita Konenkova. When they first met in 1935, Einstein was 56 and Konenkova was 39. She was the wife of the famous sculptor Sergei Konenkov, who was “accidentally” chosen to make a sculpture of Einstein. From the first day they met, the girl did not leave the scientist's side, and their “romance” instantly took off. Thanks to her natural charm, Margarita instilled in Einstein the ideas necessary for the party, a love of Russian culture, and even persuaded him to meet with the Soviet consul. Stalin, who believed that the scientist would be much more useful to the Soviet Union as a “useful idiot,” strangely saved Albert from becoming an informant. In 1945, Konenkova and her family were recalled to their homeland in the USSR, and she and Einstein never saw each other again. The quality of the spy's work can be judged by the fact that he secretly wrote dozens of love poems for her. Another example of the quality of Soviet intelligence work was Eleanor Roosevelt's lover, who turned out to be an NKVD agent and was able to become a “strong support” for the First Lady of the United States after she learned of her husband's betrayal. Thanks to her information, another Soviet agent, Alger Hiss (convicted by the House Un-American Activities Committee), convinced Roosevelt not to demand guarantees of security and free democratic elections for Poland and all territories occupied by Soviet troops from Stalin. Hiss also managed to convince the US president not to force Stalin to respect human rights and weaken the cannibalistic regime in the Soviet Union. Thus, US assistance to the USSR in the fight against Nazi Germany was not tied to any demands for democratization and reduction of repressive pressure. De facto, Alger Hiss, as head of the Office of Special Political Liaison, which was responsible for strategic planning, became the chief American negotiator at the Yalta Conference, where the fate of post-war Europe was decided. He was also responsible for creating the UN in a way that was extremely beneficial to the USSR. The result of the activities of Eleanor Roosevelt and Alger Hiss was that: The Allies sold Poland to the Soviet Union, literally returning it to the clutches of the Russian Empire. This was an absolutely unacceptable act, since Britain had entered the war precisely because of the joint invasion of Poland by Germany and the USSR. Polish pilots literally saved Britain from complete defeat in the air against the Wehrmacht. Hundreds of thousands of people who fled to the West from persecution by the NKVD were deported to the Soviet Union, where their fate was unknown. In modern times, a particularly successful example of a honey trap was the mother-in-law of oligarch Roman Abramovich, Elena Zhukova, who married media mogul Rupert Murdoch. This billionaire's empire includes major media outlets such as the Wall Street Journal, Fox, and the Times. As for Epstein himself, here we have a striking example of another probable FSB agent, Ghislaine Maxwell. Her involvement in Russian intelligence has not been formally proven, but all the facts point to it. Ghislaine was the daughter of a Soviet spy, Robert Maxwell. She was arrested by the US FBI in July 2020 and charged with soliciting minors and trafficking minors for sex. In December 2021, she was found guilty on five of six counts, including human trafficking. In June 2022, she was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Maxwell met Jeffrey Epstein in the early 1990s at a party in New York, and they immediately hit it off. Her connections, inherited from her father, were extremely valuable to Epstein. Ghislaine, in turn, gained access to the powerful of this world — from Prince Andrew to Trump. How Maxwell worked: She found vulnerable young girls (often from poor families, at spas, schools) She prepared them for Epstein's “massages” Personally taught them sexual practices Normalized the abuse with her presence as an “older woman” Managed the logistics of transportation between Epstein's residences Sometimes personally participated in the abuse This is very similar to the training of KGB operatives who then participated in seduction operations. Also, in every large hotel within reach of the KGB, special rooms were equipped with wiretaps and video surveillance. Clients who were caught were shown the recorded material and forced to cooperate. I am sure that we are not aware of all the successful honey trap cases. But here are some more high-profile examples: William John Christopher Vassall (1924–1996), a clerk at the British Admiralty. Isolated because of his homosexuality (a criminal offence at the time) and class humiliation at the embassy, Vassall became an easy target. On March 19, 1955, he was invited to a party where he was plied with drink and photographed in compromising positions with several men. Under blackmail, he agreed to cooperate and handed over thousands of secret documents on British radar technology, torpedoes, and anti-submarine equipment. After the transfer, he was thrown into the trash, and in Britain, he received 18 years in prison. Maurice Dejean (1899–1982), French ambassador to the USSR, personal friend of de Gaulle. The operation involved more than 100 KGB officers under the leadership of Oleg Gribanov. After a failed attempt to seduce Dejean through Khovanskaya, the KGB used actress Larisa Kronberg-Sobolevskaya. During the date, her “husband” (a KGB agent) burst in and brutally beat the ambassador. Dejean turned to his “Soviet friend” — also a KGB agent — for help. After calming down a little, the “husband” threatened to report the ambassador to the police. To avoid a scandal, Dejean had to turn to his Moscow acquaintances for help, and they, of course, provided it. That same evening, Dejean met with Gribanov, who was introduced to him as an advisor to the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the USSR, Gorbunov. Gorbunov/Gribanov promised to help. In return, Dejean was asked to do a small favor for the Soviet government. Thus began the long-standing collaboration between the French ambassador and the KGB. Sergeant Clayton J. Lonetree (born 1961), security guard at the US Embassy in Moscow. KGB agent Violetta Seina met Lonetree at a Marine Corps ball in November 1985, on the eve of the Gorbachev-Reagan summit, where Lonetree was providing security. Their romantic relationship turned into recruitment. Lonetree handed over the plans of the embassies in Moscow and Vienna, the names and photos of nine CIA officers, and a telephone directory. John Watkins (1902–1964), Canadian ambassador to the USSR. Watkins was photographed during homosexual contact with agent “Kamal.” The KGB demanded that he “be friendly” to Soviet interests. Watkins reported to Ottawa but concealed the sexual nature of the incident. After being exposed by defectors, the RCMP interrogated him in Paris and London. On October 12, 1964, Watkins died of a heart attack during an interrogation at a Montreal hotel. James Hudson, Deputy Consul General of Great Britain in Yekaterinburg. A 4-minute 18-second video titled “Mr. Hudson's Adventures in Russia” appeared on the website informacia. ru. The recording showed Hudson in a hotel room with two women, champagne, and sex. The website hinted at the existence of additional materials about gambling and “soft drugs.” Bela Kovacs, Member of the European Parliament from Hungary (2010–2019). This is a story involving a true veteran of honey traps, Svetlana Iostoshina, who was simultaneously married to a Japanese nuclear physicist, an Austrian criminal, and Kovacs. Kovács met Svetlana in Tokyo around 1979–1980. Kovács's father confirmed that a Hungarian intelligence officer at the embassy had warned him that Svetlana was a KGB courier. She traveled around Europe and Asia on “missions.” Kovács became a member of the European Parliament, traveled to Moscow every month, organized trips for Jobbik party leaders to Russia, and observed the 2014 “referendum” in Crimea. I am sure that he has had a significant influence on the current situation between Hungary and Ukraine. Viktor Shenderovich (satirist), Mikhail Fishman (editor of Newsweek), Ilya Yashin, Roman Dobrokhotov, and other opposition figures. Gerasimova systematically seduced Kremlin critics by inviting them to her apartment, which was equipped with hidden cameras. She offered threesomes, cocaine, and marijuana. Shenderovich's video was released two days before his daughter's wedding. It is claimed that Yashin and Dobrokhotov recognized the trap and fled, but judging by Yashin's statements, I would not be so sure. NRA leadership, Republican politicians, Trump's entourage. Agent: Maria Butina (born 1988), founder of the Right to Bear Arms organization. Butina systematically infiltrated the NRA and conservative circles, attending conventions as a “guest of honor.” In July 2015, she personally asked Trump about sanctions against Russia. She lived with Republican operative Paul Erickson, who was twice her age, which, according to prosecutors, was “a necessary aspect of her activities.” Prosecutors initially claimed that she offered sex in exchange for a position (this claim was later softened). She was sentenced in April 2019 to 18 months for conspiracy and acting as an unregistered foreign agent. She was deported to Russia in October 2019. David Franklin Slater (63–64), a retired US Army lieutenant colonel, worked for the US Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM). In August 2021, he was approached by an FSB agent posing as a Ukrainian woman. Slater had TOP SECRET clearance and attended classified briefings on Russia's war against Ukraine. Through a dating site messenger, he passed on secret information about military targets and Russian capabilities until April 2022. He pleaded guilty in July 2025 to conspiracy to disclose national defense information. He faces up to 10 years in prison. A huge number of honey traps remain undiscovered and are still in operation. It is important to note that this is only one of the methods used by the FSB — there is also blackmail, bribery, murder, etc. This is not a dead end, it is a danger that must be recognized and methodically fought.

@WorkflowWhisper MCP

Claude and Cursor can now deploy n8n workflows directly into your instance. Not "generate code you have to fix." DEPLOY. 95% complete. Ready to run. And you don't change a single thing about your setup. Same Claude you already use. Same Cursor you already use. Same n8n instance you already run. Just connect Synta's MCP and watch what happens. I typed: "Build a competitor monitoring system that scrapes pricing, analyzes with AI, and alerts Slack when I'm being undercut" Didn't open n8n. Didn't configure a single node. Didn't debug a single webhook. Closed Cursor. Made coffee. Came back. 6 workflows sitting in my instance. Connected. Running. Time: 4 minutes Nodes configured manually: 0 Consultant quote for this: $14,000 Here's why this changes everything: Most AI tools generate broken JSON you spend 3 hours fixing. Synta's MCP: → Interviews you before building → Scrapes real-time n8n docs (not 2023 training data) → Deploys directly to YOUR instance → Auto-debugs before you even see errors Your workflow. Your instance. Your existing tools. Just 10x faster. While consultants schedule "technical scoping calls"... You already shipped. Comment "MCP" and I'll send you: → Setup guide for Claude + Cursor → 5 workflows to deploy in your first hour → Link to check if you got early access The barrier to automation just became a conversation.

@kevinlu625 My vibe coding projects would love a makeover!

The world's first vibe coding IDE A true next step forward in building with AI Comment for 100k free credits!

@tomcrawshaw01 Claude

Claude can now build complete n8n workflows from a single prompt. (and it takes less than 10 minutes) Most automation experts waste hours manually building workflows, debugging nodes, and configuring APIs. But there's a faster way. I just created a full video masterclass breaking down the exact process to use Claude's MCP server to auto-generate working AI agents and workflows. This is the same method I use for clients and my mentorship students. Inside this training, I walk you through: - Installing the n8n MCP server (step-by-step setup) - Creating Workflow Resource Documents that Claude understands - Generating complete workflow JSONs in minutes - Importing and debugging workflows inside n8n - Real example: Building a news aggregator AI agent that pulls articles, summarizes them, and sends daily reports I built a fully functional workflow in under 15 minutes on camera. The crazy part? You don't need to be an automation expert. This works for complete beginners. If you're building automations for your business or clients, this will save you hours every single week. Want the full masterclass? Comment "CLAUDE" and I'll send it to your DM's (must be following)

@WorkflowWhisper Wizard

I've been hiding something from you. For 2 months, I've been using a tool that makes me look like an automation god. Every workflow I've shipped in under 10 minutes? Every "how did you build that so fast" comment? Every consultant I've publicly embarrassed? Same tool. Every time. It's NOT Claude. It's NOT Cursor. It's NOT another bullshit MCP that takes 4 hours to configure and hallucinates node parameters. This thing has the ENTIRE n8n documentation embedded. Real-time. Updated. Not 2023 training data that tells you to use deprecated nodes. ACTUAL current configurations. I told it: "Build me a workflow that monitors my competitors' pricing, calculates optimal margins, and automatically adjusts my Shopify store" 19 seconds. Working workflow. Ready to deploy. The consultant quote for this exact system? $14,000. My cost? $0. Here's why your $5K consultant is TERRIFIED of this getting out: → It knows every node parameter → It handles edge cases they google for hours → It builds faster than their entire team combined → It doesn't charge $200/hour for "discovery calls" I've been gatekeeping long enough. Here's the tool: synta.io But I'm not stopping there. Comment "WIZARD" below and I'll send you my personal vault: → 12 money-printing workflow prompts I use daily → The exact sentences that build $10K+ systems → My "Consultant Destroyer" template collection → Workflows consultants are charging $5K-$15K for The automation consulting industry just lost their biggest competitive advantage. And I'm handing it to you for free. (Follow required so I can send it)

@NoahEpstein_ WORKFLOW

been testing different ways to build n8n workflows for the past few months tried claude desktop with mcp tried gemini tried just raw prompting gpt tried vibe coding the whole thing none of them really understood n8n like yeah they could spit out json but the nodes were outdated, the connections were wrong, half the templates didn't even work anymore then found this tool that actually scrapes n8n's latest documentation, nodes, and templates in real time it knows what nodes exist TODAY not what existed when the model was trained built a full lead gen workflow in 4 minutes that would've taken me 2 hours manually the difference is stupid every other ai tool is guessing at n8n structure this one actually knows it if you're building automations and fighting with broken outputs, comment "WORKFLOW" and i'll send you what i'm using + the exact prompt structure that gets clean builds every time

@StarshipMine @aakashgupta It’s all SEO at the end of the day

@aakashgupta GEO. Generative Engine Optimization. Sorry but been working on this for over a year and I’ve never heard, seen or had convos with industry experts where people say AEO or AI Engine Optimization.

SEO is dying. People now trust ChatGPT more than Google. AI Engine Optimization (AEO) is the new game. Here's the exact prompt I use to make my brand show up in AI answers:

@aakashgupta SEO is alive and well. Read the research and how LLMs do their own searches to generate answers and you’ll see that in fact SEO is what’s getting people cited in LLMs. It’s really that simple. The hard work is doing the work.

@BrandLongo KW

@godofprompt Playbook

In May 2025, a16z said SEO is dead. No one took it seriously. 6 months later: Webflow's search traffic increased by 614% because of ChatGPT. I went down a rabbit hole on how they did it and put together everything I found. The shift is simple: People don't Google anymore. They ask ChatGPT "what should I buy" and purchase from whoever it recommends. If ChatGPT doesn't mention you, no one knows you exist. Companies like Webflow, Paragon, and Klaviyo cracked the code on showing up consistently. AirOps just released the exact playbook these teams use internally. Inside you'll find: → How to track your brand across ChatGPT & Perplexity → The 37-point checklist for AI-citable content → Real case studies with actual traffic numbers Comment "PLAYBOOK" and I'll send you the full guide (it's FREE).