Everything you get, in detail.
Four things, one Discord, no upsells behind the paywall. Every one of them exists to get three of your own workflows shipped.
Resource Library
The prompts and SOPs that survived real client work.
A shared library rather than a folder of dead links. Prompts are stored with the model they were tuned for, the output they produced, and notes on where they break — so you know why one works, not just that it did once. Lives across #prompt-sharing and #tools-resources.
- Prompt packs organized by outcome, not by tool
- Copy-paste SOPs for recurring creator workflows
- Automation blueprints you can import directly
- Revision notes when a model update changes behavior
- Full end-to-end build videos, uncut, with the failure points left in
- Teardowns of work members submit
Creator Network
A room of working creatives, sorted by what they actually do.
Private Discord channels kept deliberately lean so conversations do not get buried. Members self-tag by discipline, which means a question about a video pipeline reaches the filmmakers and not the whole server.
- Discipline tags: Designer, Filmmaker/Video, Musician/Audio, Writer/Copywriter, Marketer, Founder/Builder
- #ai-workflows for how members are actually building
- #wins for what is working, with the numbers attached
- Roles that mean something: Host, Active Creator, Member
Weekly Live Roundtable
Five to ten people, screens shared, real work on them.
The signature session and the reason this is called a roundtable. Not a webinar with a pitch at the end — everyone on the call shares what they are building, how they are using AI on it, and what is not working. Recorded for anyone in a bad timezone. Runs in #roundtable-live.
- Show-your-workflow sessions with a rotating hot seat
- Screen-shared debugging of your actual pipeline
- Guest sessions with working practitioners
- Recordings posted after every call
Job Board
Client work and collaborators, members first.
Inbound work that reaches the channel gets routed to members before it goes anywhere public, and #collaborations exists so members can staff each other on builds too big for one person.
- Freelance and contract briefs with budgets stated
- Full-time AI specialist roles
- Member-to-member subcontracting
- Positioning and rate guidance
What gets covered
Practical AI Workflows
Content that ends in finished work: a landing page shipped, a video repurposed, a research pass automated, a content pipeline organized.
AI for Creators
Removing the tedious production work while keeping creative judgment human — storyboarding, thumbnails, script development, visual prototyping.
AI for Small Business
Campaigns, offer creation, customer support flows, market research, internal docs, and the administrative work nobody wants to do twice.
AI News That Matters
Covered through practical consequences, because not every release is equally important and most of them change nothing for you.
Ethical AI Use
Authorship, disclosure, AI slop, copyright uncertainty, creative ownership. Layered and nuanced, treated that way.
Building in Public
Real experiments with real outcomes — the successes, the failures, and what each one cost to find out.
Tools we cover, and what for
- ChatGPT — Reasoning & drafting
- Claude — Long-context & code
- Gemini — Research & multimodal
- Midjourney — Art direction
- Flux — Image generation
- Runway — Video generation
- ElevenLabs — Voice & narration
- HeyGen — Avatars & localization
- Suno — Music beds
- Cursor — AI-native coding
- Perplexity — Sourced research
- n8n — Workflow automation