Day 113 Update: - Built my first full-fledged web app for the HeyGen hackathon. You enter a company name and get back an outbound video with a talking-head AI avatar, plus animation using your own avatar. - Still building the content system. It’s getting better day by day. - Left my 9–5. Notice period ends soon, then I’m relocating and going all in. - Cash flow has plateaued over the last few weeks. Mostly my fault. I focused too much on client fulfillment instead of pushing lead generation. Next step: -Cold email campaign setup is done. Now I need to start running it instead of endlessly refining the offer.

This is a single-shot result. Not perfect. So many things need improvement. But still fascinated by the outcome from a single prompt.

Example output: Input: Target Company: OpenAI Offer: Integrate our smart device with their model. We're leading smart device producers in South Korea.

Here's the product description. Made with @HyperFrames_ don't have enough time to make it perfect. but should give you some idea.

Getting this for the last two days. @HeyGen how to fix this?

If you build a pipeline for one platform, It probably works for four others. The client doesn't care about the details. They only care about the impact of your automation. Don't let the first narrow use case become the entire scope. The same system that posts to Instagram can extend to TikTok and YouTube Shorts, with zero extra work. Practice on maximizing the value while keeping your own input minimal.

Self-note on solving content writing: If writing content feels like extra work, You don't have a proper system. Set up systems that pull from what you're already building. The work creates the content. The content is just a byproduct. Build a log-insight skill that summarizes your Claude sessions into reusable insights. Then use those insights to write the content.

Video editing has never been easier. Install Hyperframes from @HeyGen Run an agent to collect video-editing best practices and condense them into rules. Feed those rules in. Let the agent edit for you. It does a fair job with trimming, transitions, sound effects, background music, and text positioning.

The urge to make something feel premium almost always ruins it. More effects. More callouts. More branding. All of it makes the work feel cheaper. Premium is restraint. When someone tells you to remove something, They're usually right.

If fixing a bad asset takes longer than finding a clean one or generating a new one, you picked the wrong reference. Either start with a clean reference or ask AI to create a clean version first. Works for text, images, videos, anything. Don't force-fix it. Get better input.

Spent the last three days creating ads with Seedance 2.0 inside @HeyGen Here's the summary:

Note on building skills and agents: If your agent overwrites the same script every time to run a new task, the setup is not efficient. Build it to take inputs instead. And the script itself stays untouched. Next time you catch your agent editing the base file, STOP. Ask yourself how to give it a proper functional structure. One that takes inputs, does the job, and returns the expected output. Makes the process way faster and token-efficient.