Jay Smith

@justinlvincent @KanikaBK Yes you still have to use api keys, there is no free AI ride.

@KanikaBK Don't you need subscriptions for the different models? Chat, image and video?

Stop paying $114 a month for five AI tools to make one video. Runway: $35/month. ChatGPT Plus: $20/month. Midjourney: $30/month. HeyGen: $29/month. Someone just dropped a FREE GitHub repo that does all four. In one prompt. Zero cost. Called ViMax. Type one idea. It writes the script, designs the storyboard, generates consistent characters, syncs audio, and delivers a finished video. No menus or timeline and no switching between apps. Here is the part that will make you close every other tab. Every AI video tool you are paying for right now gives you 5 seconds of footage with characters that look different in every single shot. ViMax generates long-form video across multiple scenes where the same character looks identical from shot to shot. It quality-checks every frame before moving forward and regenerates anything that does not match. What it does in one prompt: ↳ writes the full script from your raw idea ↳ designs a storyboard with real cinematography logic ↳ generates reference-consistent characters across every scene ↳ syncs audio and sound effects to visuals automatically ↳ adapts full novels into episodic video content ↳ puts your actual face into the story from a single photo upload That last one. Upload your photo. It casts you as a character. In any story you write. I have been stitching together four tools to make a single video. I feel like an absolute idiot. ( save this before it blows up )

@tomfgoodwin Couldn't agree more, I spent 20 years in logistics, last stop at F500 manufacturer and the claims/assumptions many make about what's logically possible vs what will actually happen are delusional.

I would like to watch one of these AI forward bros meet with your average mid sized company in an average industrial estate and listen in to them talking to the CEO & IT head. It's not like anyone would be wrong, or look foolish, it would just be a good exercise in where reality hit potential, what really drives companies, etc

@fixedseed What sort of hardware minimum GPU to run it?

Introducing Echo! Voice-to-text that runs on your machine, not someone else's. - 100% local inference - LLM-enhanced, fully prompt-able -one payment, yours forever - free updates, always the cloud is just someone else's computer. Echo runs on yours.

@thatguybg /grill-me is my most oft-used skill---of course I want to try these!

spent like 20hrs making a massive zip file of skills and agents for content creation linkedin, X, longform, launch videos, etc all a prompt away. I used it to write our next launch script. lmk if you want to try it and ill send it over.

ok everybody finally convinced me to try with something other than Claude for coding, so I tried a fairly simple agent crew setup in Colab using Gemini and holy shit you were !right...it's like I stepped back in time and asked the n00b channel on StackOverflow to help me. Awful.

@samcoderx @jack_codexr Need

RIP ChatGPT. I've created a new 43 page Claude Cowork guide that can make you 10,000/month. It reveals the exact workflows needed to build a $100K/year AI eBook publishing business. Like + comment 'Need' and I’ll send you! Follow @samcoderx ⏳ Taking this down in 48 hours.

@coleruudjohnson Atlas

Two days ago, I had hundreds of real estate investors on a live Zoom call with me. Build this tool live step-by-step, which brings in discounted off-market deals daily. -- Brings in all new hot leads from the county daily -- Brings in fire damage properties daily -- Ranks properties using satellite imagery -- Pulls in from all social media accounts, looking for seller distress -- Finds landlords with spiking insurance premiums that can't afford their rental anymore Plus so much more. Costs less than $200 to build and is an absolute cheat code. Like & Comment "Atlas" & I'll DM you the recording + Google Doc for free to build it for yourself!

@fivosaresti ABM

I’ve NEVER seen a B2B company fail to scale with ABM when they build signal infrastructure that automatically scores, routes, and alerts. That said... We just built this ABM playbook for you to steal. It’s the same playbook we deploy for clients that generate HUNDREDS of thousands in pipeline. 8 steps from ICP model to realtime CRM updates with intent signals and dedicated Slack channels for warm leads. Inside, this document, I break down the entire workflow: • The 8-step framework from ICP to activation • How we track 1st, 2nd, and 3rd party signals • The awareness scoring model (5 stages) • CRM automation structure • How Slack channels keep reps focused on warm leads Comment "ABM" and I'll DM it to you. (must be following)

Interesting shift in the meaning of the word "terrifying" due to engagement farmers on X. I see it multiple timed daily in my feed and the content is never remotely terrifying or even concerning or even a popcorn fart tbh.

Very worthwhile read

Incredible how many company brain/context influencers are in my feed all of a sudden. Tired of OpenClaw/MCP/Agents/Prompt Engineering already?

@fromzerotomill Video

just watched someone build a complete digital product in under 60 minutes using manus landing page. product. checkout. delivery. all of it. comment "video" and i'll send you a link how de did it

@_smontlouis Totally agree

Je vous conseille de bouffer du matt pocock matin midi et soir. Je pense legit que c'est le meilleur architecte IA actuel. Ses skills sont excellents, ses vidéos sont excellentes tout ce qu'il fait est EXCELLENT. ZERO SLOP dans mes projets mes repos sont cleeaannnnnnn github.com/mattpocock/ski…

Countdown to Anthropic and/or OpenAI inhaling the current context/supermemory hotness like Kirby and just shipping it natively to prove once again you've been wasting the last 100 hours trying to build the hot new thing on x.

@ahmad_a_wahabb Workflow

This podcast clip was 100% built with Claude. You bring the script and the idea. Claude builds the workflow. One run, raw output ready for post. RT + comment "workflow" and I'll send it to you.

@WaltzingMtilda NFN I'm 52 and lost my last FT job about 5 years ago. I've pivoted significantly but also relied on my vast specific past experience, that's the last moat available I'm more than happy to connect w him to see if I can help in any way.

Let me speak on this for a minute. I am watching my 57-year-old husband struggle to find a job and a lot of his thinking is "I can't do anything but the stuff that I've always done, and there's some of that I can't do anymore because I'm all busted up from doing it all these years." The busted-up part is true. The trades take their toll on you. And I get the limited thinking, for sure...who can start over at 57? Especially when the hiring process is so online these days and they toss you aside before they've ever spoken to you in person. What I'm hoping for, and what I think will be true, is that someone, somewhere, will still see the value he still can hold in the working world.

@NBCSports when you see it...

Have built almost a dozen of these "brains" for a handful of different verticals Made a full step-by-step process on how to ACTUALLY do it successfully Comment "brain" and I'll send it over must follow + rt so I can message you (:

@mike_revenue Brain

@trillhause_ no no I thought it said "WorkSlayer" which was an auto click from me...sorry for confusion.

thanks for checking out, what did you expect from the name worklayer. If anything was missing, we will add it. Right not the landing page doesn't advertise it properly, we are building a space that truly becomes the worklayer for agents. your feedback will help improve the landing page.

This is going to be a tarpit idea. It’s good in theory, but impossible to pull off unless it’s an internal company effort by a tyrant like CEO. An external company will never be able to build a software that results in a company brain. It’s mostly because no tool will have perfect adoption from all employees and data will always be fragmented across new systems. Chaotic systems are very hard to capture. It’s impossible to perfectly extract data from all sources as companies evolve and introduces new data sources. You will spend all the time keeping track of the data instead of doing actual work. This is same trap that the second brain productivity folks fall for.