u/pricklymuffin123

I'm in the process of making two apps using Claude. They both AI features that read documents, pull data, make lists. Another app has a chat bot and responds using information provided. How would I go about using this outside of Claude in the long term? I have no coding experience. I know there API keys and stuff but don't fully understand

Also confidentiality is important for me due to sensitive nature of the data. Am I able to make my own AI that can di these things since it is pretty simple tasks or what AI is cheapest to include if I wanted to use outside the app

I have a few app ideas that I've developed in Claude using local HTML. I'd love to improve it and go much further. Potentially able to sell it one day. I'm not a coder and I'm learning everything as I go. What's thecmost affordable to build the app? It can be for me just to use and test before I invest money in scaling it. I'd love someone to point me to a guide or step process. Thanks!!

We have a pretty straightforward marriage-based AOS interview coming up. I've received conflicting advice from attorneys. One immigration lawyer told us it isn't necessary to have counsel present given how simple our case is and the fact that we've had no RFEs. Another attorney said we should absolutely bring a lawyer to the interview.

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For context, I'm also an attorney myself (criminal litigation for the past three years).

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Practically speaking, what would an immigration attorney do for us during the interview? My husband did not overstay, did not enter illegally, and still has a valid visa. The only benefit I can think of is having counsel present if there were concerns about detention, but I don't believe that's an issue in our case.

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For immigration attorneys in this group: would you recommend attending with counsel, or do you think someone with my legal background is capable of handling the interview without an attorney present?

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Also, for anyone who has hired an attorney solely to attend the interview, what was the cost? Immigration lawyers, feel free to chime in with what you typically charge.

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One additional detail: our entire application was prepared and filed by an experienced immigration attorney (who is located out of state), so I don't believe there are any issues with the filing itself. Thanks!

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Also for update, beneficiary is dual citizen, born in Venezuela. No updates since biometrics last August 2025. Interview scheduled June 16. Orlando FO. Filed July 2025. US citizen petitioner.

Anyone apply for a Florida ID and can say how long it took to arrive?

Any lawsuits for EAD in Florida specifically the Middle district? Or any luck on pro se filing? I'm thinking of filing pro se myself. Looking to see if anyone has had any success