Scott | Scotts Web Studio

Building a freelance empire from the ground up 🚀 Focused on Content | Websites | AI & Automation

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

3 new proposals today on Upwork.

Brings my September tally to 15 for the month.

Need to crank up the heat. Still no interviews from those 15.

Not discourage though!

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

@arcyton Yep luckily I do have an error workflow that gets added to just about everything I build. So far so good!

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

I know I’m probably late to the party by a lot lol

But since I’ve rigged up the n8n MCP server to Claude code…. Anything is now possible

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

@odiI00I Did a quick 2 minute search in Upwork. If you attack these day in/day out I’m sure you’ll start landing them!

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

I initially bought into the idea that AI was going to wipe out the content and writing industry.

But I am still seeing a ton of these gigs despite how much better AI gets.

Honestly seeing an increase in “we do not accept AI generated writing”

Interesting

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

Trying to get more organized.

Building out my ultimate freelance setup in VS Code.

Claude Code + ChatGPT + n8n + WordPress + Playwright + APIs + MCPs.

The mission: one AI-powered workspace for building websites, creating content, and automating business processes.

Less tool hopping. More building. 🚀

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

Woke up today and submitted some UpWork Proposals

Then ran out of connects and took a break.

Then bought more connects

Back to work!

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

@odiI00I Next one I see is heading your way!

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

@724real The nastiest combo lol keep up those tasty riffs

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

Right now I’m building my portfolio site on my MacBook

Using Claude + local + WordPress

Build the theme and then upload to my hosting plan.

Looking for other recommendations for building awesome websites

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

Where has AI actually saved you time this month?

I'm looking for answers beyond drafting emails and summarizing meetings.

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

Set a goal for 100 Upwork proposals this month. So far I’m at 4/100

Need to lock in and get to work. What’s everyone else’s goals?

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

One of my main objectives for September is going to be mastering the art of boosting my proposals on UpWork.

Is it ALWAYS necessary or just sometimes?

How much should I set the bid at?

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

My newest workflow! Content creation with some SEO checks. Still needs some work but so far I like it!

Here’s the idea:

→ Pulls the next topic
→ Researches it with Tavily
→ Drafts the article with AI
→ Runs editorial + SEO review
→ Generates social posts
→ Creates the featured image
→ Pushes everything into ClickUp
→ Builds the publishing checklist
→ Notifies me when it’s ready

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

@mmabrouk_ How do you set these things up with Claude? Would love to hear how you’re doing it. Thanks for checking it out!

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

Finished my first n8n automation.

It captures a website lead, cleans the data, checks for duplicates, saves it to Google Sheets, then sends Slack and email alerts.

I also built an error workflow and tested to make sure it was working.

Pretty basic stuff but I'm proud of it.

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

@__spekulator__ Honestly I haven’t even considered it but it’s exactly the kind of feedback I’m looking for lol I do have an error handling workflow but I’m assuming you mean someone mistyping their own email address? What is your method for handling shared inboxes? Appreciate the feedback

[Scott | Scotts Web Studio @ScottsWeb]

Boom! Second n8n workflow done.

- Form captures a lead + a free-text "what do you need" answer

- An LLM reads that text and scores it (1-10), tags it Hot/Warm/Cold, and writes a one-line summary

- Syncs straight into HubSpot as a contact, deduped on email

On to the next one.

[Noisy @noisyb0y1]

She built 100+ agents for Anthropic and made $1.3M - and in 60 minutes leaked everything she knows at Stanford:

02:07 - her first agent for Anthropic brought her $1.3M
08:34 - agents replace a team of 50 engineers worth $200k a month
19:47 - one agent did overnight what the company planned for 5 years

after watching I launched my first agent - $7k in the first week and zero employees needed.

Save & watch - the article below is step by step how to build your first agent like hers.

[seeco @seeconvm]

6 agent patterns for AI engineers

most production agents are simple workflows with good error handling

prompt chaining:

split the task into fixed steps and check every handoff use it when the path is known and accuracy matters more than latency

routing:

classify the input first and send it to the right model or tool use it when requests fall into clear categories

parallelization:

run independent calls together and merge or vote once use it when the work can happen at the same time

orchestrator workers:

let one model create the subtasks and delegate them at runtime use it when you cannot list the steps before the run starts

evaluator optimizer:

one model writes and another grades until the result passes use it when the rubric is clear and iteration measurably helps

autonomous agent:

the model plans, acts, reads the environment, and chooses the next step use it when the path is unknowable and the blast radius is controlled

the first five are workflows - you wrote the path

only the last one writes its own

Anthropic mapped this whole taxonomy in their "Building effective agents" writeup

start with the simplest pattern that can do the job

[Rahul @sairahul1]

🚨 Anthropic's CEO: "Software engineering will be fully automated in 12 months."

Two types of engineers right now:

Type 1: opens VS Code, writes code, closes laptop. thinks they're safe.

Type 2: sits inside a client's business, deploys AI into their operations, owns the outcome.

Type 1 gets surprised in 12 months.

Type 2 is already the most valuable person in the room (FDE)

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