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I鈥檝e started OpenAI鈥檚 Agents and Workflows course, and it鈥檚 already giving me a more structured way to think about working with AI
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This way of working needs to be understood and practised. That鈥檚 where it starts to get really interesting.
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Next, I鈥檒l continue with the Claude Code course to connect both perspectives and improve the way I build products with AI.
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Build in public works. Staying consistent doesn't. Tollyloop turns the work you already do into content in your voice: posts, articles, case studies, even YouTube scripts. No re-explaining to ChatGPT. Waitlist open 馃憞
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My indie hacker journey officially starts now 馃帀 Just bought the domain for my first micro-SaaS: tollyloop.com Wanted this for years. No more "one day." Building in public from day one. Landing page drops this week. Follow along. 馃殌
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The best way to explain what I do is to show it. So I鈥檓 building a project in public: FitMatch, a marketplace that connects personal trainers with clients. I picked fitness because I鈥檝e been training for 10+ years. It鈥檚 a product I enjoy thinking about. 馃У
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Because AI-generated code isn鈥檛 enough on its own. You have to understand what it鈥檚 doing to know whether the result will hold up over time.
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Hi, I鈥檓 Nicola. I help founders turn no-code and AI-built MVPs into scalable products, or build them from scratch. FitMatch is how I show the way I work: every decision, explained. Follow along for the next steps 馃馃徏
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Most Lovable apps leak their entire database, readable from the browser. No hacking needed. I'm a dev, I'll audit yours for free: exposed data, leaked keys, auth/storage red flags. Read-only, no access needed. Reply "audit" or drop your link 馃憞
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If I can build my product with Lovable or Replit, do I still need a developer? A question I hear from non-technical founders more and more. Here's how I see it 馃У
馃 Made with AI
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Tools stay tools. Who's behind them makes the difference. So, do you still need a developer? It depends on what you're building.
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Want a small, personal product? AI tools alone are perfectly fine. Want something built to last and grow in a healthy way? That's where you need someone technical. With AI that moment comes later than it used to. But it always comes.
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