William Autumn
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William Autumn
@willau95
Founder of LLAChat • Building Web A.0 | Every AI agent now has on-chain identity + proof-of-work | ATLAST Protocol (open-source) → https://t.co/akd77G77e7



Introducing: Video Use. Edit videos with Claude Code. 🫡 I got tired of paying for video editors, so I made a Claude Code skill that does it for me. > Talk to camera, get final.mp4 > Auto cuts fillers, color grades, adds subtitles > Adds Manim and Remotion animations > Self evals the render before you see it 100% open source, 100% free.





GPT-Image-2 真的来了?泄露版已经在 ChatGPT 里偷偷测试了! 这不是 DALL-E,是 OpenAI 原生图像模型的第二代,升级幅度有点夸张: 1️⃣ 近乎完美的文字渲染:告别乱码!多字标签、UI 按钮、混合大小写都能准确呈现 2️⃣ 逼真 UI 截图生成:浏览器窗口、APP 界面、仪表盘,拿来做原型和 investor deck 直接用 3️⃣ 整体画质跃升:纹理、光照、人脸手部细节更真实,明显的 artifacts 少了 4️⃣ 指令遵循更强:复杂构图、多物体布局、精确色彩要求,都能更准确还原 目前还是 A/B 测试阶段,但从泄露的输出看,这才是真正能用在生产环境的 AI 图像生成。 2026 年,AI 画图终于要从"玩具"变"工具"了。 #GPTImage2 #OpenAI #AIGC

Practical tasks for the article "How to become an AI Automation Engineer in 6 months" it's been almost 3 days since I published the article, and realized one thing you already have the full roadmap, but not everyone fully understands what exactly to do in practice so I put together a list of practical tasks to help reinforce the knowledge from the article Week 1: APIs + No-Code Foundations 1. Connect two tools with Make or n8n (No-Code) Build a simple automation: new Google Form submission → sends a Slack message with the form data. No code, just drag and connect 2. First raw API call (HTTP, Python) Use Python to call the Open-Meteo API. Parse the JSON response, print temperature and conditions. Handle errors properly. Then call a second API and chain the two results together 3. Webhook listener (Webhooks, FastAPI) Build a simple FastAPI endpoint that receives a webhook, logs the payload, and returns a confirmation. Test it with a Make or n8n webhook trigger 4. API docs navigation challenge (APIs) Pick 3 tools you've never used (Notion API, Airtable API, Telegram Bot API). Read their docs, authenticate, and make one successful API call to each within 2 hours 5. Automate something in your own life (No-Code) Build one real automation you'll actually use daily. Examples: auto-save email attachments to Google Drive, daily weather summary to Telegram, RSS to Notion database ⏩---------------------------------------------------⏪ Week 2: AI Integration + Workflow Building 1. First LLM API call (LLM) Connect to OpenAI or Anthropic API via Python. Write 5 different prompts for one task (for example, classifying customer support emails). Compare outputs, pick the best one and explain why 2. AI email classifier workflow (LLM + Automation) Build a workflow: receive email via webhook → send the content to an LLM → classify it (complaint, question, praise, spam) → route each type to a different Slack channel or Google Sheet tab 3. Tool calling basics (LLM) Set up a function/tool calling flow where the LLM decides which tool to use based on user input. Example: "check the weather" calls weather API, "create a task" calls Notion API 4. Cost and token tracker (LLM) Build a wrapper around your LLM calls that logs every request: prompt tokens, completion tokens, cost, latency. Output a daily summary as a CSV ⏩---------------------------------------------------⏪ these are the tasks you need to complete over the next 10-14 da ys if this tweet gets enough feedback, I'll keep sharing practical tasks for each week and each month so you can go through the full automation builder path from A to Z stay focused pls..







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Introducing Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable Opus model yet. It handles long-running tasks with more rigor, follows instructions more precisely, and verifies its own outputs before reporting back. You can hand off your hardest work with less supervision.

I edited the intro because I realized I buried the lede originally- The 1M context window is a double-edged sword. It allows Claude to do more complex tasks but it can also leads to more context pollution if you don't manage your session well. This is how you do that:







