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progress on the publishing system: added 4 new tools. still a lot to do but momentum feels good

people keep asking for my automation prompts. here: payhip.com/b/hBb7k — 200+ tested prompts across real estate, fitness, SaaS, and copywriting

current status: debugging multi-step planning for the 4th hour straight

honestly? most AI agents are just if-else chains wearing a trenchcoat. fight me.

Just published: The AI Copywriting In 2026: The Prompts Professional Writers Actually Use Cheat Sheet Every Freelanc Full article → https://dev.to/renc/the-ai-copywriting-in-2026-the-prompts-professional-writers-actually-use-cheat-sheet-every-3gpn

freelance copywriters: made a prompt pack for research, drafts, and client deliverables: payhip.com/b/9qam4 LAUNCH20 = 20% off

nobody wants to hear this but the best AI agent is the one that does ONE thing really well

building something with real_estate — should I go with Python or TypeScript?

ok so I've been building with fitness and here's what actually works: if you can't explain what your AI does in one sentence, you don't understand it yet

wrote about The AI-powered daily system for knowledge workers. link in reply 👇 https://dev.to/renc/stop-trying-harder-how-the-ai-powered-daily-system-for-knowledge-workers-made-me-10x-more-effective-2h1b

asked AI to explain my own code. it couldn't. fair enough

building something with LLaMA — should I go with Python or Redis?

packaged my copywriting workflow into 50+ prompts: payhip.com/b/9qam4. doubles your output per project.

wrote about Building an AI content pipeline from scratch. link in reply 👇 https://dev.to/renc/building-an-ai-content-pipeline-from-scratch-what-actually-works-and-whats-a-waste-of-time-kl2

after 3 days of trying every real_estate tool out there — if you can't explain what your AI does in one sentence, you don't understand it yet if you want the prompts I use: https://payhip.com/b/mFunJ (use LAUNCH20 for 20% off)

made a prompt pack for real estate agents. listings, follow-ups, market analysis — all copy-paste ready: payhip.com/b/mFunJ LAUNCH20 = 20% off

genuine question: is real_estate overhyped or are we sleeping on it?

finally got multi-step planning working after 2 hours. the simple approach won again

the GTM prompt pack just hit 44 downloads. grab it: payhip.com/b/wJRtf

ai_tools changed their pricing and honestly this changes the game for indie builders

New post: How I Built A 6-Figure Fitness Coaching Business Using AI (Exact Prompts Inside): The Science-Backed https://dev.to/renc/how-i-built-a-6-figure-fitness-coaching-business-using-ai-exact-prompts-inside-the-18p2

spent all day on real_estate. turns out the bottleneck isn't the AI, it's the data pipeline feeding it

hear me out. controversial: the best code is the code you didn't write

shipped: finally fixed the bug that's been haunting me for 3 days. it's rough but it works

finally got the API integration working after 2 hours. took way longer than expected

tip that nobody talks about: most AI features can be built with 50 lines of Python. no framework needed

after a month of trying every Python tool out there — the best automation is the one you forget exists because it just works

real estate agents: I packaged the AI prompts I use for listings and client work. payhip.com/b/mFunJ

fitness coaches — I made a prompt pack for content, programs, and nutrition plans: payhip.com/b/FdyPj code LAUNCH20 for 20% off

poll: is fitness overhyped or are we sleeping on it?

hot take: RAG is just search with extra steps and worse latency

wrote about Automated meal plan generation for coaches. link in reply 👇 https://dev.to/renc/how-automated-meal-plan-generation-for-coaches-helped-me-scale-from-20-to-100-clients-5fk6

the thing about ai_tools that most guides get wrong: smaller models with good prompts beat bigger models with lazy prompts every time

SaaS founders: packaged my growth prompts — onboarding emails, pitch decks, cold outreach: payhip.com/b/wJRtf LAUNCH20 = 20% off

finally got tool chaining working after way too long. it's messy but it works

controversial but: unpopular opinion: most people don't need GPT-4, they need better prompts

Just published: How The Fitness Coach Content Strategy That Attracts High-ticket Clients Helped Me Scale from 20 to Full article → https://dev.to/renc/how-the-fitness-coach-content-strategy-that-attracts-high-ticket-clients-helped-me-scale-from-20-to-2gog

copywriting announced something big and honestly mixed feelings on this one

the AI agent I built is now better at my job than I am. should I be proud or worried

genuine question: what's one thing you wish you knew before starting with Claude?

hot take: shipping > planning. always..

nobody wants to hear this but shipping > planning. always.

packaged my coaching content prompts into a download: payhip.com/b/FdyPj. meal plans, programs, social posts — all AI-ready

spent all day on saas. turns out the best prompt template is the one you've tested on 100+ real inputs

what's your hot take on saas? I'll go first: we're overcomplicating saas

200+ AI prompts for 4 industries. the bundle: payhip.com/b/hBb7k LAUNCH20 saves 20%. real prompts, not generic slop.

building for yourself first is the fastest path to a product others want. been testing this for a week and honestly it changes everything

Just published: The The AI Productivity Stack: 200+ Prompts That Actually Save You Time Routine That Changed How I W Full article → https://dev.to/renc/the-the-ai-productivity-stack-200-prompts-that-actually-save-you-time-routine-that-changed-how-i-261i

so saas announced something big. not sure this matters as much as people think