Tldr: How to show up for the first time in front of camera Auntie: You don’t need to wash your hair, you just need a hat to cover it And she lives up to her word- legend Anyways, 40 ppl joined and remained for 2 hours- you guys rock, lov you all <3

one of the best lessons from our workshop with @zaimiri: stop reaching for an agent so fast. most of the time a skill does more with less agents earn their place when you need separated context. one job each, no overlap. we saved the full recording in stack 👇 jump in if you missed it

so @zaimiri just revealed his AI content secrets in our stack daily workshop here are the 5 tools you should all be using 1 | Hermes Best for agent workflows Use it to: - run separated agents - connect agents to Telegram - manage research/content workflows - level up your AI game versus 99% of CT Zai moved over because OpenClaw was costing him 30 mins to 2 hours/day in fixes. 2. Typefully Best for scheduling Use it to: - schedule evergreen posts - keep daily consistency - avoid living on X all day Zai’s advice: Have 1-2 evergreen posts scheduled daily, then add live/reactive content around them. 3. Claude Best for writing Use it to: - analyse your best posts - build a voice profile - draft posts in your style - use projects in Claude Cowork for repeating work Best beginner move: Take a batch of your best posts, ask Claude to analyse your style, and use that summary as project instructions. 4. Grok API Best for X-native research Use it to: - spot platform trends - find relevant people and posts - feed a research agent - build daily briefs 5. NotebookLM Bonus from @Chewie_xo here Best free research hub. Useful for organizing source material, summarising research, very few hallucinations Bonus: Anti-Gravity / Ollama Best free/low-cost experiments and under-the-radar tools Use them if you’re budget constrained, just starting to explore, or even if you're looking to get ahead of the rest (Google products are increasing in dominance) If you want tips you can always reach out to Zai, or just hop into stack daily

Imagine automating 95% of your content systems that work while you sleep that's what @zaimiri has done So we're bringing him in for a LIVE WORKSHOP Tuesday 9am EST | Do NOT miss this one 👇 luma.com/dnbo4r9s

we helped a team do $1.5m in volume during their closed beta launch last year but almost none of it was from KOLs, ads, or airdrop incentives the problem: most teams spend 50-100k on KOLs & marketing agencies only to take over the timeline for one day and disappear right after this where we came in & heres where the volume actually came from: the co-founders had real product but minimal founder presence going in; that was both the entire problem and the entire opportunity, people trust products built by people they know, and nobody knew them yet months before launch we used their backstories to build personal credibility, the actual paths into building this category, why they were the ones to do it, what they'd been frustrated with in the existing space that nobody was solving by launch week, the founder profiles weren't funnels pointing at the product, they became a valuable trust layer & effective marketing channel when the announcement goes out, the audience is already there, already trusts them, already pre-decided to participate before they even saw the link a few things that happened when we mapped the breakdown: - personal posts drove more signups & volume than every coordinated campaign tactic combined - outreach from the founder accounts were an underrated touch point & had great response rates after a successful engagement sprint - its a lot easier to acquire an audience and convert using founder accounts versus brand accounts the audience built around the people, not the chain or the category, was the only audience that stuck around after the launch hype slowly faded founder presence keeps getting treated as a "nice to have" while teams pour budget into launches the audience doesnt trust yet its the cheapest, highest-ROI distribution channel a startup has, you just have to start building it before you actually need it

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We're live on a private session with @stackdailyxyz agency founders, creators and freelancers discuss opportunities, share notes & best practices on: - using AI to upskill/ upgrade your life - creator economy & opportunities - career growth & personal development DM me or comment if you want to jump in Have a few more slots before we max out

Most people wanna work in crypto Very few know how to actually break in This Thursday, we’re hosting a live session on: getting your first big break in web3 the kind of work that actually gets noticed how the smartest people are upskilling in 2026 Inner circle members get priority Join if you’re serious: luma.com/d7dcjmz1