How did we stop clicking buttons and start using "AI Docs"?
We started giving our bots special "AI Docs" so they could teach themselves how to run our software in seconds.
During our second week, we hit a huge milestone. Instead of having to show the bot every single button to click, we just gave it a link to our API documents.
The bot studied 48 different tasks all at once and learned how to create things like Pop Links through the "back door" of the software. This results in our automations running much faster and costing us almost nothing in tokens.
Can our digital helper really act like a CEO for us?
Yes, we saw this in action on Day 5 when the bot began giving us proactive morning reports on our business.
We are moving away from just giving the bot orders. Now, our bots are learning to wake us up with a full report on our sales, our ad spend, and even any technical glitches it found while we were sleeping.
This change means we spend less time digging through spreadsheets and more time thinking about new ideas. The bot is even learning to search the web for fresh news stories to save into an "Article Bank" for our newsletters.
What do we do when our digital friend gets confused or breaks?
We learned three simple "doctor" commands that tell the bot to check its own heart and fix its own code.
On Day 6, we discovered that it’s actually a good thing when we "break" our bots because it means we are really pushing them to work. We learned to use words like "fix" and "repair" to tell the bot to self-diagnose.
Instead of needing a tech expert to help us, the bot looks at its own configuration and gets itself back on track. This ends the frustration of technical roadblocks and keeps our business moving forward without delays.
How did we turn a simple video into a finished article in seconds?
We taught our bots to listen to our videos and write professional newsletter drafts for us instantly.
Day 7 felt like pure magic. We showed the bot how to watch a video, understand what was said, and then turn those words into a great story for our subscribers.
The bot then saves these as "drafts" in our Letterman accounts so we can give them a final look before they go out. This allows us to create content much faster than we ever could by ourselves.
Is the bot really starting to build its own software now?
Yes, we reached a level where we can tell the bot to build a new app if it sees a way to make us more productive.
We finished the week by connecting tools like Global Control so the bot can manage our email lists and tags for us. But the biggest surprise was learning that the bot can now find its own solutions.
If the bot sees a problem in how we run things, it can build a new piece of software to solve it. We are no longer just using a tool; we are working with a partner that builds the business right alongside us.
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