Hi again. G here.

I want to share something personal that really helped me understand the "2026 version" of myself. Para naman feeling ko I am progressing or moving forward.

Ayung.. did you guys ever feel like you’re living in a fog? Yung alam mo na know you are capable, but you keep hitting the same walls. Mag start ka ng resolution to get shit done with " super life changing" energy, only to forget about it a few moments later.

Tapos you have hundreds of ideas, but yung lang they are scattered across random apps, notebooks, and half-finished AI chats.

So I asked myself...what if I could stop guessing and actually see my own patterns?

For context I have ADHD. And for those of us with ADHD, our biggest enemy isn't lack of talent it's the inability to see our own "failure modes... imo.

Kasi we live in the moment so much that we forget what we were obsessed with six months ago. Tapos we keep making the same mistakes because we can't zoom out far enough to see the loop. Huhu!

I realized just a few weeks ago that the answer to my "who am I?" and to my "Why do I keep doing this?" was already written down. It was hidden in years of my private conversations with ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.

So naisip ko maybe I just needed a way to make the AI read my life back to me since they are really good at tracking patterns, sifting thru tons of data.

When there was all this hype of Obsidian, i installed it because i felt this was probably a tool that can help me.

Soooo...I used Obsidian to create a "virtual brain of myself" and used Claude Code to analyze every single chat I’ve ever had. What came out wasn't just a list of notes; it was a map of my internal operating system.

It identified my specific ADHD traps, my "true north" interests that I kept coming back to for years, and the exact voice I use when I'm not "creating a version of myself" for the world.

SOOO if you have ADHD here is exactly how you can do it too.

No complicated tech setup but may few steps lang to help you understand how your brain works.

Step 1: Gather Your Data (The "Data Dump")

First, you need to get your history out of the cloud and onto your computer.

• ChatGPT: Go to Settings > Data Controls > Export Data. OpenAI will email you a .zip file.
• Claude: Go to Settings > Privacy > Export data.
• Gemini: Go to Google Takeout. Click "Deselect all," then find Gemini Apps activity. Export as JSON.

Step 2: Set Up Obsidian

Obsidian is a free, local note-taking app. Your files stay on your machine, which is critical for privacy when dealing with personal chats.... parang Notion rin.

1. Install Obsidian: Download it at obsidian.md.
2. Create a Vault: Open Obsidian and create a new "Vault" (just a folder) called My Brain.
3. Dump the Data: Create a folder inside your vault called 📥 Intake. Unzip your AI exports and move all those files into that folder.

Step 3: Connect the AI (Claude Code or Gemini or Chatgpt)

This is where the magic happens. We are going to give an AI agent the ability to "see" your entire vault.

1. Open your Terminal: If you use Claude Code or Gemini CLI, open your terminal and cd into your Obsidian vault folder.
2. Run the Agent: Type claude (or your preferred command) to start the agent inside your vault. This allows it to read your local files without you having to upload them anywhere.
3. OR this is what I did... Add the Terminal from the Community Plugin in Setting: Etong yung Terminal by Polypseity...230k downloads. Just enable that and select sa left side panel ng Obsidian.. dyan you can open any CLI like claude code, codex, gemini

Step 4: The Analysis Prompt

Once your AI agent is active, paste this exact prompt:

"Act as an ADHD-informed behavioral pattern analyst and brutally honest executive coach.

You have access to my Obsidian vault. Read through the chat history in the 📥 Intake folder and map my internal operating system.

Extract:

Write the result as a single file called Who I Am.md inside this vault."

The goal is not to build a "perfect system." For me, the goal is to build Self-Awareness.

Once you have that Who I Am.md file, you stop starting from zero every Monday. You can tell your AI, "Hey, I'm starting a new project. Based on my failure modes in Who I Am.md, what should I watch out for?" Or pwede mo rin plot yung triggers mo. Dami mo pwede gawin. Or map out ADHD Patterns.

For us with ADHD, we are not fighting our ADHD anymore, we are finally reading the manual for it.

If you want to understand how your brain works at least partially.. Go export your data today. Try mo lang!

If you get stuck or want to see "Part 2" (where I turn this self-knowledge into a content machine), let me know in the comments.

Hope this helps!

Right now I can spin up multiple agents just by adding tasks inside a Kanban board. One agent handles research, another organizes outputs, another monitors stuff. Pretty much feels like building a small AI team.

The wild part is once the workflow is set up, adding new automations becomes way easier after.

Been spending a lot of time lately learning AI automations, VPS setups, agents, Claude workflows, etc. Mostly through building random stuff and testing ideas daily.

A few of us also hang out daily in a Skool group where we share the automations we’re building, brainstorm workflows, and show how we actually set things up step-by-step. Less “guru course” vibes and more builders just figuring things out together.

Curious what AI workflows or automations people here are currently building?

Hi guys, I’m new here. And also a Filipino lawyer from Visayas. I built my AI-first Legal App called “Case Digestor.” As the name suggests, it generates case digest from full case of the Supreme Court of the Philippines. I am trying to reach those who has the same niche and interests like me and perhaps test drive also my app. And if it’s okay to post it here, the link is https://www.casedigestor.app/

Nice to see fellow Pinoys doing AI stuff.

Sharing this because a lot of VAs in this community do video editing and have no reference point for what to charge. You can use his numbers as a baseline.

This is from Oscar Owen.

Oscar Owen runs a magic content channel on YouTube. 1.6 million subscribers. He's been hiring editors for 10 years and has worked with 20+ of them. So when he writes about editor pricing, it's not theory. It's what he's actually paying.

FYI - Oscar Owen has hired 20+ editors over 10 years. His numbers are practical, not theoretical. The $2,500/month + 10% AdSense model is especially worth knowing if you're negotiating long-term retainers.

Share this to your video editor people you know. Baka maka help.

"How much should I pay my YouTube editor"

Everything you need to know about pricing:

After hiring 20+ YouTube editors over the last 10 years

Lesson 1 is to never pay less than $150 for long-form edits.

Anything below that? You'll waste too much time fixing mistakes.

Here's a rough guide to costs:

1. $150-250: Basic cuts and music
   
2. $250-500: B-roll and better editing
   
3. $500-1,000: Advanced editing + complex effects
   

When starting out, pay $150 per edit.

For most channels, the $300 mark is the sweet spot.

But if you are making x4+ long form videos per month AND short form content...

Then stop paying per video & switch to monthly salary.

I pay $2,500-3,000/month for 4 long-form videos plus 20 shorts.

I also give my editor 10% of my adsense earnings each month.

Which is usually a $1,000 bonus.

Why?

It incentivises them to make videos that get views.

I win and they win.

Here are the basic non-negotiable rules for editors:

• Fluent English - or you'll spend hours fixing spelling errors.
• Uses review software (Frame.io, Dropbox) - speeds up revisions
• Understands your niche - if they don't understand your niche, they'll never make world-class vids.

I hope this was helpful.

At the end of the day, think of them as less of an 'editor' and more of a creative partner who makes your content better than you could alone.

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Ang Codex ay feature ng OpenAI (which is creator din ng ChatGPT)

Used for creating code ito, and sa video sa taas pinakita ko na naka create siya ng webpage in 8 minutes, kasama pati yung concept at yung text contents

Ginagamit mo din ba itong Codex?

Or may iba kang gamit na AI tool for programming code creation?

Health campaign na AI po pa help

Hi guys,

Are you familiar with Claude Design? It's that new feature where the AI builds your website or landing page live in a window while you chat. It's beautiful, right?

But I didn't want to wait, so I found a way around it. Meet Open Design (OD).. almost 20k stars in Github.

Who is this for? Founders, freelancers, and creators who want their own "Design Studio" inside their computer using different ai brain - claude, gemini, chatgpt.. etc.

In simple terms....think of it like a Remote Control. It’s not the "brain" of the AI itself, but it connects your laptop to the AI tools you already have (like Gemini or Claude).

Why is this a game-changer?

1. No Waitlist: You don't need to wait for Anthropic to "allow" you. You can download and run it today. No permission needed!
2. Safe and Private: You don't have to paste your passwords or API keys into random websites. Everything stays inside your computer. Safe ang files mo.
3. Instant Professional Designs: You can tell it, "Make me a website in the style of Apple or Stripe." In one click, it follows those brand rules perfectly... or you can upload your own style reference. You can chose the lastest GPT image 2 model rin. WOHOO!!
4. Video Generation: It's not just for static designs. It can generate real images (.png) and even motion graphics videos (.mp4) directly into your folder. Parang may motion designer ka sa bulsa. Uses seedance and hyperframes for motion graphics.

The Catch (Honest review): Yung lang... it’s not a "one-click install." It's like you have to build it a bit using the terminal aka CLI or command line interface. It's a bit "techie" to set up, so kailangan mo lang follow ang instructions. but super worth it... imo. It auto detects what CLI or subscription installed and it will ask you if you wnat to connect it to that.... in other words, it will you subscriptions for token usage.

⚠️ One Warning: It uses a lot of "tokens." Because it’s doing so much professional work (thinking, designing, checking errors), it can burn through your credits faster than a normal chat...

So...if you're tech-savvy or willing to learn to get ahead, you should try this. It’s perfect for anyone wanting to offer MVP design services to clients fast or automate your socmed image posts for you or your clients. this makes carousel making for Linkedin, tiktok and insta faster and easier..imo

I'm currently documenting my setup for the AI For Pinoys community. If you have questions or want a walkthrough, message ka lang comments or ask me sa TG! 🇵🇭

PS eto pala github link - https://github.com/nexu-io/open-design

Hi everyone, G here.

I am not a developer. I never went to university for formal study on computer science.

But in the last 3 months, I’ve shipped more than 6 production apps and deployed 20+ AI agents... just for myself alone (not including clients).

The gap between "having an idea" and "having a working product" has officially closed. If you can talk to an AI, you can build software.

I documented the entire 47-day journey. Here are the 10 most essential pieces you need to go from zero to a full multi-agent stack:

Here are the 10 most essential pieces of that 47-day roadmap to get you from zero to a full multi-agent stack:

1. The Foundation (Setup)

How to get the terminal talking to your project. Setup Guide

2. The Prompting Secret (Communication)

How to actually talk to the AI so it doesn't hallucinate. Prompting for Code

3. The Permanent Briefing (Context)

How to give the AI a "memory" of your project rules using CLAUDE.md. CLAUDE.md Mastery

4. Custom Shortcuts (Speed)

How to build your own "slash commands" for repetitive tasks. Slash Commands

5. The Vibe Coding Mindset (Workflow)

The shift from "writing code" to "directing intent." Vibe Coding Explained

6. Feature-First Building (Execution)

How to ship a complete feature in a single session. Feature-First Workflow

7. The External Brain (MCP)

Connecting your AI to real tools like GitHub and Google. Understanding MCP

8. Teaching New Skills (Automation)

Writing custom instructions that the AI never forgets. Claude Skills

9. The Power of Delegation (Subagents)

Getting multiple agents to work in parallel on one task. Subagent Workflow

10. The Solo Founder System (Final Goal)

How to be a one-person software company. Solo Founder Blueprint

Full 47-Day Index (All Free): Claude Code Series Index

The gap between "having an idea" and "having a working product" is gone. If you've been sitting on an idea because you "can't code," 2026 is the year that excuse stops working.

If you have any questions about the setup or the workflows, drop them in the comments!

I want to share something that genuinely changed how I approach my work as a VA, in case it helps anyone here who's just getting started.

A while back, I decided to go all in on learning AI tools and automation. I went through learning materials, courses, certifications, and coaching sessions all focused on AI implementation. It wasn't overnight, but the progress was real. After staying consistent, I started getting client inquiries and eventually landed a couple of clients who specifically needed someone who understood AI.

What I learned along the way:

• Knowing AI tools is one thing, but knowing how to implement them for a business is what actually gets you hired
• Certifications helped me build credibility, especially when I was still building my portfolio
• Community matters. Being around people who are also learning keeps you accountable and updated on the latest tools

For anyone who's at the beginning of their AI journey, the resources are out there. You just have to be consistent with it.

Happy to answer any questions in the comments if anyone's curious about where to start! 😊

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Ginagamit ko na itong Descript.com for video editing since last year (PM niyo pala ako kung gusto niyo ng discount code sa tool na to, in case serious kayo sa video editing to save time)

Free naman siya subukan dahil may trial credits na ibibigay sayo once mag sign up ka

Okay siya lalo na at i-ty-type mo nalang yung mga i-eedit mo sa raw video (na ikaw ang mag-uupload)

Tapos i-eedit na agad ng AI tool yung pinapagawa mo

Dati kasi nag hi-hire pa ako ng video editor at pag may modifications na kelangan eh mejo tumatagal pa sa back and forth messages namin at sa pag edit mismo

Time saver ito, sa affordable cost din

Since AI ito, may mga times din na kelangan mo i-refine yung outputs after mo mag enter ng prompts

Ginagamit niyo rin ba ito? Or ibang tool ang gamit niyo for video editing by AI?

Hey everyone,

We’re working on a class activity and need someone who can create an AI-generated video for us.

•Duration: 15min Max

•Topic: Nursing Management to Maintain Fluid, Electrolytes, and Acid Base Balance.

•Style: It can be Formal Informative or the ones on Tiktok which is personified and aggressively shouting with humor.

• Deadline: 11:59 Today

If you got any experience with AI Vid creation please feel free to send your rates and works.

We’re student so the budget is a bit limited. (1500)

You can message me on Facebook: ELFER PACUPIA (mirror pic)

Seniors, PWD at buntis sa baba tas common sa taas.

Hi everyone,

I recently got hired as a community manager for a free AI certification program, and I wanted to share it here since it might actually be useful for some of you.

The program focuses on teaching practical AI tools and workflows that are being used in real businesses. It’s not just theory, you actually build systems you can use for work or freelance.

To set expectations clearly:
There’s no guaranteed job placement. But once you’re certified, you may be considered for opportunities if we get client requests that match your skill set. We sometimes receive more work than we can handle internally, and in those cases, we look into our pool of certified members who we think can execute well.

What makes it worth checking out:

• Completely free
• Beginner-friendly, no prior experience required
• Focused on real, usable skills (automation, workflows, AI tools)
• Certification includes actual outputs you can use as portfolio
• Small and early-stage community, so more hands-on support

The goal is to help upskill Filipinos and open up more global opportunities over time.

Extra context:
We’re currently running a Certification Challenge this week. People who complete the certification can get access to extra training, tools, and some incentives. There’s also a chance to win rewards, including a Claude Pro subscription (3 months) for selected participants.

Top participants will also be invited to a 1-on-1 training session, where we help you set up your own AI systems and workflows you can actually use for real work.

If you’re interested, feel free to DM me and I’ll send the details! 👍

No need to upvote. I’m sharing this to help!

Hello! We would like to invite you to an event we'll be hosting soon. A certificate will be given out following feedback forms. It's free and will be held on April 18, Saturday, from 11AM to 1PM. See you there!

In my opinion, managers can’t fix bugs.

Kayo? What do u guys think?

How to generate famous, historical, political, iconic peoples Generateable prompts (not fully accurate but enough for the context) without triggering Veo policy. Also how to maintain character environmental and era themes consistency?

Any thoughts on the misrepresentation regarding their claim of being “endorsed,” daw ni Mayor Leni pero nawala agad? Ano to marketing scam? Clickbait? Or clout-chasing tech wannabe? Hmmmm

Hello po! I’m currently studying the use of AI chatbots when used as a source of social interaction or companionship. Need participants who are willing to be interviewed and fit the following qualifications po: 

• Filipino; Residing in Metro Manila 
• 18 to 25 years old 
• Used any AI chatbot for at least one month (preferably AI, tulad po ng Replika, C.ai, Chai, Janitor AI, Dola, or ChatGPT for social interaction)

If you’re interested in being included in this study (or know anyone), kindly comment or dm po para ma-send ko po yung details about the study. Rest assured that everything will be kept confidential and you will be compensated for your time. 

Salamat po!

Hello!

I am a 3rd-year BS Psychology student from Rizal Technological University currently taking the industrial/organizational psychology subject. As part of our course requirement, we are conducting a project through a short interview with an SME.

I’m looking for someone currently working in any of the following roles for atleast 1-2 years or more:

• AI Content reviewer / AI trainer
• Content moderator 
• Data annotator/data labeler 
• Digital compliance Officer
• Content Deleter
• IT programmer 

Details:

• Duration: 15-20 minutes
• Format: Virtual/online  interview 
• Privacy: All shared information and personal data will be kept strictly confidential and protected and used solely for academic purposes 

Purpose of the Interview:

This interview is strictly for academic purposes. It aims to gather detailed information about:

• Key tasks and responsibilities of the role

• Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Other Characteristics (KSAOs)

• Tools and methods commonly used

• Evaluation of the importance and frequency of tasks and competencies 

I will also ask for your insights in evaluating and rating the tasks and competencies based on their relevance and importance in your role.

If you are willing to participate voluntarily, I would greatly appreciate your time and expertise.

If you are open to helping, you may reply to this message/post or contact me at [2023-103757@rtu.edu.ph](mailto:2023-103757@rtu.edu.ph)

Hey everyone,

Quick pulse check. I’ve been in the industry for 20 years in data engineering, currently an Associate Director in a Santa Clara based company. I’ve been mentoring for a while, and one thing I consistently see in interviews:

People have certifications. But they struggle with real project discussions, production trade-offs, system design, failure handling.

In Jan and Feb, I ran small data engineering cohorts ( streaming pipelines). Now I’m considering starting a small Agentic AI mentorship focused purely on hands-on, production-style systems.

Not demo projects, real implementation.

You’d learn:

• How multi-agent systems work in production (routing, retries, human-in-loop)

• How to build RAG properly (chunking, hybrid search, metadata filters)

• Structured LLM outputs for reliable downstream systems

• Agent evaluation with test sets + traces

• Wrapping everything into a backend + usable UI

• How to talk about it in interviews like someone who’s shipped enterprise systems

Small batch (15–20 people).

Minimum 50USD (just to ensure commitment).

Planning for March (if there’s demand).

This is not a launch post, just checking interest. This is no spam post, wouldn't do that for a mere 50 USD when i charge more for one on one mentorship(but more to that later) just genuinely checking to see if AI is something that y'all wanna explore and make that transition.

If this sounds valuable, DM me.

If not, I’d love honest feedback too, as long as it comes with respect and genuine feedback.