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ALEX LEISCHOW JUST DROPPED A FULL TUTORIAL ON HOW TO BUILD AN AI THAT COLD CALLS LEADS FOR $1,500/MONTH PER CLIENT AND 67,000 PEOPLE ALREADY WATCHED IT he uses vapi + make com + google sheets + openai to build a voice agent that sounds completely human, pitches your...

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ANTHROPIC LEAKED A FILE WHERE 10 BUSINESSES ASSEMBLE IN 24 HOURS, MAKE $100K + A MONTH AND COST $8 A DAY TOGETHER one of those 10 loops replaces a $2,000/month agency - and it runs for $1.80 a day. the routing never changes: Haiku at the door, Sonnet on the volume, Opus only where being wrong is expensive. Opus enters exactly 4 loops out of 10 - and in each of those four the mistake has a name: a fine, a misjudged tender, a missed contradiction, 21 drafts sold to nobody. the other 6 fail cheaply and just retry - that's the whole test for who gets the expensive model. competitive intel reads 200 pages for $0.40 and hands back one paragraph - a subscription to the same thing is $500 a month. lead scoring sees 300 signals and 12 get a real letter - the other 288 cost less than a cent between them. review monitoring runs at $0.35 and answers in 4 minutes - a human notices the same review 2 days later. the onboarding agent closes 38 questions out of 40 and hands 2 to a person - a loop that never escalates is a loop that's guessing. the compliance check finds the 4 lines that differ and rules on them for $1.50 - a consultant charges that per hour. all 10 together are $243 a month against the salaries they replace. save this and paste it into Claude Code - cheap at the door, expensive only where being wrong costs ↓
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ANTHROPIC LEAKED A FILE WHERE 10 BUSINESSES ASSEMBLE IN 24 HOURS, MAKE $100K + A MONTH AND COST $8 A DAY TOGETHER one of those 10 loops replaces a $2,000/month agency - and it runs for $1.80 a day. the routing never changes: Haiku at the door, Sonnet on the volume, Opus only where being wrong is expensive. Opus enters exactly 4 loops out of 10 - and in each of those four the mistake has a name: a fine, a misjudged tender, a missed contradiction, 21 drafts sold to nobody. the other 6 fail cheaply and just retry - that's the whole test for who gets the expensive model. competitive intel reads 200 pages for $0.40 and hands back one paragraph - a subscription to the same thing is $500 a month. lead scoring sees 300 signals and 12 get a real letter - the other 288 cost less than a cent between them. review monitoring runs at $0.35 and answers in 4 minutes - a human notices the same review 2 days later. the onboarding agent closes 38 questions out of 40 and hands 2 to a person - a loop that never escalates is a loop that's guessing. the compliance check finds the 4 lines that differ and rules on them for $1.50 - a consultant charges that per hour. all 10 together are $243 a month against the salaries they replace. save this and paste it into Claude Code - cheap at the door, expensive only where being wrong costs ↓

Sprytix

12,603 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Don't hire a finance team. Build an AI CFO instead. Watch Mike Dion build a fully functional AI CFO in N8n that: → Routes questions to the right specialist (FP&A, Accounting, Treasury) → Uses GPT-4.0 for reasoning, cheaper models for execution (saves 30-40%) → Answers in real time with proper context and recommendations → Takes 45 minutes to set up → Costs $5/month to run No coding required. AI writes your system prompts. Full setup tutorial below.
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Don't hire a finance team. Build an AI CFO instead. Watch Mike Dion build a fully functional AI CFO in N8n that: → Routes questions to the right specialist (FP&A, Accounting, Treasury) → Uses GPT-4.0 for reasoning, cheaper models for execution (saves 30-40%) → Answers in real time with proper context and recommendations → Takes 45 minutes to set up → Costs $5/month to run No coding required. AI writes your system prompts. Full setup tutorial below.

Corey Ganim

26,679 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

ANTHROPIC LEAKED A $3.4M FILE THAT BUILDS AN AI BUSINESS AIMED AT $120K A MONTH IN 60 MINUTES AND COSTS $1.55 A DAY team of 5 costs $12,000 a month - this file costs $1.55 a day and never asks for a standup. the whole thing runs on one rule: the cheap model triages, the middle one builds, the expensive one decides. Opus 5 runs exactly once a day and is 13% of the bill - the priciest model is the smallest line on it. Sonnet 5 carries 3 parallel branches, and together with the hunt that's 81% of the entire bill. Haiku 4.5 reads 60 signals for pennies and hands back 12 letters - the block that used to eat your evenings now runs while you sleep. swap the models around and you get 5x overpaid, or a month of selling to nobody. the landing page, payment link, auto-replies and analytics get assembled at once in 12 minutes. 5 dashboards collapse into 3 numbers and one decision - and those numbers get written back into the root. $120K a month is either 400 customers at $300 or 1000 at $120 - and the price decides which of the two machines you built. the hour produces the machine, not the customers - it hunts just as hard even when nobody wants the product. save this and paste it into Claude Code - route by the cost of being wrong, not the price per token ↓
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ANTHROPIC LEAKED A $3.4M FILE THAT BUILDS AN AI BUSINESS AIMED AT $120K A MONTH IN 60 MINUTES AND COSTS $1.55 A DAY team of 5 costs $12,000 a month - this file costs $1.55 a day and never asks for a standup. the whole thing runs on one rule: the cheap model triages, the middle one builds, the expensive one decides. Opus 5 runs exactly once a day and is 13% of the bill - the priciest model is the smallest line on it. Sonnet 5 carries 3 parallel branches, and together with the hunt that's 81% of the entire bill. Haiku 4.5 reads 60 signals for pennies and hands back 12 letters - the block that used to eat your evenings now runs while you sleep. swap the models around and you get 5x overpaid, or a month of selling to nobody. the landing page, payment link, auto-replies and analytics get assembled at once in 12 minutes. 5 dashboards collapse into 3 numbers and one decision - and those numbers get written back into the root. $120K a month is either 400 customers at $300 or 1000 at $120 - and the price decides which of the two machines you built. the hour produces the machine, not the customers - it hunts just as hard even when nobody wants the product. save this and paste it into Claude Code - route by the cost of being wrong, not the price per token ↓

Sprytix

29,960 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat