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Kai

@kai_rypto25

@northwesternU student | Founder @trailmix_cash
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Want an easier way to find content from actual humans? Just made an AI agent with pydantic AI to answer questions with reddit posts and comments github.com/kai-feinberg/o…

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Vibe coding still too slow for you? 🚀Build in cursor even faster with the Browser Tools MCP server by Ted Werbel It gives Cursor access to network requests, console logs and screenshots.

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lovable build competition with $40k in prizes is starting tomorrow apply to the competition + repost this post and we'll reach out to you with 100 lovable credits to build with

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I used this n8n workflow to scrape X for top-performing posts in my niche (it's a big part of how I went from 600 → 6k followers in 13 days) most creators scroll for hours to find content ideas that work... whereas I just run this flow and get a full swipe file in minutes -

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i found the secret to writing copy that SELLS with AI... it's not about the model, it's not about the prompt, and it doesn't matter how good you are at writing it's about feeding AI with world-class examples i built a full copywriting swipe file you can use with any LLM: -

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this is worth 10x more than any prompt engineering course... you can't write good prompts until you understand why most prompts are garbage i've analyzed 20+ daily prompts people use and turned them into a cheat sheet: - why your current prompts produce mediocre outputs - how

this is worth 10x more than any prompt engineering course...

you can't write good prompts until you understand why most prompts are garbage

i've analyzed 20+ daily prompts people use and turned them into a cheat sheet:
- why your current prompts produce mediocre outputs
- how