u/Visible-Mix2149

I condensed my SEO experience into a Claude Code skill that actually does keyword research and writes articles the right way & open sourced it

Most AI writing tools I came across gave really shallow output. They go straight from keyword to article with no research in between. No competitor analysis, no understanding of what's already ranking, no reason why someone would read your article over the 10 that already exist. The content always feels hollow because there's nothing behind it.

I've been doing SEO long enough to know the research layer is everything. The writing is the easy part. Finding the right keyword, understanding the competitive gap, knowing what angle to take. that's what actually makes content rank

So I put my exact workflow into a Claude Code skill. Three slash commands.

/blog-onboard - scrapes your site, extracts your business profile, domain rating, ICP, brand voice, and finds your direct competitors automatically

/blog-topics - pulls competitor keywords, generates seed phrases based on your ICP pain points, expands them, classifies by funnel stage, clusters into topic groups, scores every keyword by opportunity, picks your first week of articles with titles already generated

/blog-write - scrapes the top ranking articles for your keyword, pulls recent news and expert opinions via Tavily, extracts YouTube insights, does SERP gap analysis to find what the current results are missing, generates a full outline, then writes the article in one shot against that outline

Everything local, no subscription, just your API keys

github.com/maun11/claude-blog-engine

It works but there's room to improve. If you've built anything in this space or have opinions on the research layer specifically I'd like to hear it. PRs welcome.

I'm building in construction tech and I've done enough research to know I don't know enough. Everything I've read is either academic or from people trying to sell something.

Just want to talk to someone who actually manages projects day to day. 5 minutes on a call. I'll ask dumb questions, you tell me where I'm wrong. That's it.

DM me if you're open to it.

I'm building in construction tech and I've done enough research to know I don't know enough. Everything I've read is either academic or from people trying to sell something.

Just want to talk to someone who actually manages projects day to day. 5 minutes on a call. I'll ask dumb questions, you tell me where I'm wrong. That's it.

DM me if you're open to it.

okay so I stumbled into construction tech and keep hearing about RFIs everywhere. looked it up, kind of understand it, but not really.

is there anyone here who would hop on a 5 minute call and just explain how this actually works to someone who has never set foot on a construction site?

I'm a software guy thinking about building something in this space but I don't want to assume anything. just want to hear it from someone who actually lives it.

no pitch, no product, nothing to sell. genuinely just trying to learn from the right people before I build the wrong thing.

DM me if you're open to a quick call. I'll work around your schedule completely and I'm grateful for even 5 minutes.

I'm a founder with zero construction background trying to build something useful for general contractors. I've been doing research, reading everything I can find, and talking to people but nothing beats hearing it directly from someone who actually does this job.

Specifically trying to understand how RFIs work day to day. How long they actually take. Where the real frustration is.

I have a working theory about where the pain is but I'd rather a real GC tell me I'm completely off base than spend months building the wrong thing.

Not selling anything. Don't have a deck or product. Just genuinely trying to understand the job before I build for it.

If you have 10 minutes and don't mind talking to a clueless founder who will ask basic questions pls DM me. I'll work around your schedule completely and I'm grateful for any time you give me.

Hi I got openAI credits worth $2500 and they are of no use to me so I am willing to sell it for $1250 with full account handover

I got grok ($2500) + azure ($10,000) too if anyone's willing to buy it at 50% discount

I'm building an AI tool for construction teams and I genuinely have no idea what I'm doing industry-wise. I come from the AI/software world and I'm trying to understand how things actually work on the ground before I build something nobody wants

Specifically trying to talk to anyone who manages projects like general contractors, project engineers, assistant PMs, anyone who deals with project paperwork and coordination day to day.

I'm not trying to sell anything. I don't even have a product yet. I just want to understand your world for 5-10 minutes and ask some dumb questions.

If you know someone in construction or work in construction yourself even remotely related, I would genuinely appreciate an introduction or a quick chat

DM me anytime. I'll work around your schedule completely

I'm 23, a week into building an AI agent that automates RFI workflows for construction teams.

The product makes sense. The problem is real. The math is there.

What I don't have is enough conversations with actual construction PMs and project engineers before my application locks in 5 hours, and that's why my application lacks that depth.

If anyone here works in construction, knows someone who does, or has a GC in their network who'd spend 15 minutes with a founder who's clearly in over his head, I'd genuinely appreciate the introduction.

Not looking for validation. Looking for someone to poke holes.

Pls DM me. I'll be up.

I'm 23, a week into building an AI agent that automates RFI workflows for construction teams.

The product makes sense. The problem is real. The math is there.

What I don't have is enough conversations with actual construction PMs and project engineers before my application locks in 5 hours, and that's why my application lacks that depth.

If anyone here works in construction, knows someone who does, or has a GC in their network who'd spend 15 minutes with a founder who's clearly in over his head, I'd genuinely appreciate the introduction.

Not looking for validation. Looking for someone to poke holes.

Pls DM me. I'll be up.

I'm 23, building a tool to automate RFI drafting and follow-ups for GC teams. Connecting to Procore, AI writes the RFI from your drawings and specs, agent follows up when the architect goes quiet.

I've done some research, talked to a few people, read every paper on RFI costs I could find. But I haven't talked to enough real PMs and my YC application deadline is literally in 5 hours.

I'm not trying to sell you anything. I just need 15 minutes with someone who actually manages RFIs day to day to tell me if I'm building the right thing or completely off base.

If you've ever wanted to tell a founder they have no idea what they're talking about, now's your chance xd

DM me. I'll be at my laptop all day.

Sitting on a bunch of AI credits across providers that I'm not going to burn through. Selling everything at 60% of face value with full account access transferred.

Here's what's available:

Provider	Credits	Notes
Grok	$2,500
OpenAI	$2,500
Anthropic	$500	Claude
AWS	$10,000	Use $10k Claude via Bedrock
Azure	$10,000	Use $10k OpenAI via Azure

Total face value: ~$25,500

You pay 60% of whatever you want to buy, individually or the whole stack

Full account access handed over

Sitting on a bunch of AI credits across providers that I'm not going to burn through. Selling everything at 60% of face value with full account access transferred.

Here's what's available:

Provider	Credits	Notes
Grok	$2,500
OpenAI	$2,500
Anthropic	$500	Claude
AWS	$10,000	Use $10k Claude via Bedrock
Azure	$10,000	Use $10k OpenAI via Azure

Total face value: ~$25,500

You pay 60% of whatever you want to buy, individually or the whole stack

Full account access handed over

Sitting on a bunch of AI credits across providers that I'm not going to burn through. Selling everything at 60% of face value with full account access transferred.

Here's what's available:

Provider	Credits	Notes
Grok	$2,500
OpenAI	$2,500
Anthropic	$500	Claude
AWS	$10,000	Use $10k Claude via Bedrock
Azure	$10,000	Use $10k OpenAI via Azure

Total face value: ~$25,500

You pay 60% of whatever you want to buy, individually or the whole stack

Full account access handed over

I'm building a LinkedIn-based lead generation and signal tracking system for a B2B founder-led business. Sharing the architecture for context, then have some specific questions at the end.

The system in brief:

Activity happens on LinkedIn (comments, likes, connection requests, DMs, post engagement) → signals get captured and written to a NocoDB database on a self-hosted VPS → an AI agent reads NocoDB, scores each contact on two dimensions (relationship score based on engagement history, opportunity score based on intent signals) → scoring drives which outreach sequence they enter (cold/warm/hot email via Encharge, LinkedIn DMs via LeadShark, Meta retargeting ads) → Attio is the CRM layer for pipeline management and call notes → n8n on the same VPS is the automation glue connecting everything.

The goal is that every person who touches our LinkedIn content gets automatically identified, profiled, enriched with their work email, scored, and routed into the right sequence with zero manual input except for subjective context like how a call actually went

The specific problem I'm trying to solve:

For every LinkedIn post we publish, I need to capture:

• Every person who comments (with or without a trigger keyword)
• Every person who likes the post
• Every person who sends an inbound connection request

For each of these I need their LinkedIn profile URL so I can pass it downstream to an enrichment tool (IcyPeas) to find their work email, then write the full record to NocoDB.

Questions:

1. What is the most reliable way to get the LinkedIn profile URL of every commenter and liker on a specific post? Currently looking at Phantombuster's Post Commenters and Post Likers phantoms like is this still working reliably in 2026 or has LinkedIn clamped down on it?
2. For inbound connection requests, is there a way to get notified and capture the sender's profile URL automatically?
3. Any experience with LinkedIn's rate limits on scraping at moderate volume like roughly 3-5 posts per week, under 200 comments and likes per post combined?

Happy to share more of the architecture if useful. Appreciate any pointers.

I've been going down a rabbit hole trying to understand how RFIs actually work in practice and honestly I had no idea how much of construction project management is just... waiting on answers.

From what I've been learning like a typical $30M project generates around 300 RFIs, each one takes roughly 8 hours of combined time to process, and late responses can stop critical path work entirely. That math seems insane to me.

I'm poking around this space thinking about building something but before I touch anything I want to actually understand what the real pain is day to day.

So genuinely curious what's the most frustrating part of the RFI process for you? Is it writing them, waiting for responses, tracking what's open, something else entirely?