u/astronaut_611

I’m hiring a GenAI + Frontend Intern at Empulse Labs.

We build custom software and AI systems for SMBs, and you’ll work directly on real client/product work rather than just internal experiments.

What you’ll work on:

• Building quick websites and web apps
• Working with GenAI APIs and AI-powered features
• Building and iterating on frontend interfaces
• Prototyping ideas quickly and turning them into working products
• Using AI coding tools as part of the development workflow

What I’m looking for:

• Beginner to intermediate developer
• Students are welcome, personal projects count
• You don't need to have everything figured out
• Experience with Claude, Cursor, and Figma is a plus
• Strong willingness to learn and build

Details:

• Full-time
• Remote
• 9 AM – 5 PM IST
• Paid internship
• Potential for a full-time role after the internship

If you're interested, please fill out this form: https://formhug.ai/f/Irj0SI

I've been building a few Claude Skills recently and this one has probably been the most useful so far.

It came out of a workflow we built while helping a SaaS client improve visibility in AI search.

Running the process manually worked, but it was repetitive enough that I eventually turned it into a Claude Code Skill.

The Skill takes a website (or product description), then:

• figures out what the product does
• identifies likely buyers
• generates commercial prompts
• runs those prompts through ChatGPT
• extracts citations
• groups opportunities into a report

The interesting part isn't generating prompts.

It's how they're classified.

It flags prompts where:

• ChatGPT answers without citations
• citations are weak or only partially relevant
• competitors are recommended instead
• the product is mentioned but never recommended
• strong incumbents dominate

That makes it much easier to decide where content effort is actually worth spending.

The workflow worked well enough on the original project that I wanted something reusable rather than repeating the same manual analysis every time.

Repo: https://github.com/nimish-html/geo-gap-finder-claude-skill

I also recorded a walkthrough of the complete workflow if anyone's interested: https://youtu.be/t3DnwiDH9ik

Feedback on the scoring logic would be appreciated.

I'm experimenting with a weekly live build session and wanted to see if anyone here would be interested.

Today I'm going to be deploying an AI agent directly on WhatsApp and walking through the setup live.

The goal isn't to create another tutorial.

I personally have a bunch of AI tools I want for my own life and business, but they never become priorities because client work always comes first.

So I'm forcing myself to build them publicly.

For today's session I'll be showing how to get the Hermes agent running on your own WhatsApp so you can use it as a personal AI assistant.

Anyone is welcome to build alongside me, ask questions, or work on their own AI agent during the session.

If anyone is interested, I'll drop the link in the comments.