@KevinNaughtonJr: Comment “WEEKEND” and I’ll DM you the full build guide. Five weekends. Five real tools. Zero toy demos. Meeting notes t…
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This post promotes a series of five weekend projects to build practical AI tools, teaching skills relevant for software engineers, such as meeting notes processing and codebase Q&A.
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Comment “WEEKEND” and I’ll DM you the full build guide.
Five weekends. Five real tools. Zero toy demos.
Meeting notes to action items, messy text to clean JSON, an inbox triage bot, a bot that answers questions about any codebase, and an eval harness for your own prompts. Each one solves a problem every team actually has, and each teaches a skill companies hire for right now.
Save this and block your next 5 Saturdays.
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