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Greg Isenberg argues that running AI models on your own hardware is an overlooked business opportunity and walks through how to get started and where to build.
Greg Isenberg walks through five open-source GitHub repos that builders can use right now to write better, manage leads, edit video, stay secure, and automate mobile apps.
Greg Isenberg describes the marketing engineer role, a hybrid of marketer and coder using AI agents to run full marketing systems, and says it will pay $250K to $1M+ within 18 to 24 months.
Greg Isenberg and Vinny break down WebMCP, a browser-based protocol from Google and Microsoft that lets AI agents interact with websites without scraping or screenshots.
Billy Howell shows Greg Isenberg how he runs his 6,000-reader Arlington Bagel local newsletter with a small team of GrokBot agents. He also shares a week-by-week method for building small AI-run businesses.
Greg Isenberg and Remy explain how to package repeatable processes into reusable AI instructions called skills, and how to share them across teams using GitHub.
Greg Isenberg explains how to set up Claude Code as an autonomous AI worker rather than a chat tool, covering nine configuration areas for founders who want to ship faster.
Allie K. Miller joins Greg Isenberg to explain how to build AI agent workforces that work proactively toward goals rather than waiting for instructions.
Greg Isenberg explains how Cloudflare's new agent infrastructure is shifting the internet from human attention to machine resource monetization, and outlines three startup ideas founders can build right now.
Cody Schneider joins Greg Isenberg to walk through two AI marketing agents that automate outbound cold email and organic social content to win customers.
Greg Isenberg explains graph engineering in plain English. His hook is to stop running AI work inside one messy chat and instead map it as steps, parallel jobs, checks, handoffs and human approvals.
Greg Isenberg hosts a live Q&A responding to viral claims that software and indie hacking are dead. He argues it is the best time to build, but the edge has shifted from code to distribution and creativity.
Greg Isenberg and Jack Dorsey walk through Buzz, a team collaboration tool that treats AI agents as full team members rather than add-ons.
Greg Isenberg and Cody Schneider pitch an AI-first WordPress startup idea. Cody then walks through building a real marketing agent that runs Facebook ads end to end, from research to creative to cutting losing ads.
Greg Isenberg talks with Ryan Carson, solo founder of the AI divorce startup Untangle, about running teams of AI agents. Carson covers working in the cloud, building automations, and acting as an engineering manager...
Greg Isenberg and Jonathan Courtney take live questions and react to posts on X. They cover making a company AI native, finding customers without an audience, indie games, Naval's no-calendar life, and productivity...
Greg Isenberg talks with Vas of Veric Agents about forward deployed engineers (FDEs), the AI role Vas says can pay up to $1 million a year, and his 30-day plan to become one.
Greg Isenberg and Jonathan Courtney answer audience questions and react to posts on getting first customers, selling to small businesses, paying AI agents, reading books, iMessage agents and whether AI is replacing...
Corey Ganim and Greg Isenberg walk through a solo consulting business that charges $999 for AI tool audits and scales to $1,000 per hour with no coding or upfront capital.
Greg Isenberg and Elie Steinbock explain how to use loop engineering, where AI agents repeatedly act, measure and improve, to run business tasks like SEO, ads and product development, not just coding.