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Built a live website in 10 min and a full AI team with one prompt. Both files inside.

π²Who the Heck Is That Guy?"
I walked into the Ugentic AI Awards to give a talk. Share what I know, maybe pick up a few new subscribers. That was the whole plan.
Then they called my name. Leading Male in AI.

I had no idea. None. I was up against Jeff J. Hunter, Jonathan Mast, Austin Armstrong, and a few others. Some of them have audiences four times the size of mine. These are guys I've followed for years. I didn't think I had a shot at being on the same list, let alone walking out with the award.
So when I got on stage, I thanked them first. Because a lot of what I do, I learned watching people like them.
And the best part? During my little speech, I could read it on a few faces in the room: "Who the heck is that guy?"
Well. Now they know. And that's because of you.
If you voted, you're one of the people who opens this newsletter, watches the videos, asks questions in the Skool community, and builds right alongside me. So thank you for voting for me, and for Kaila. From the bottom of my heart. Days like that are what make the late nights of creating content worth it.
Here's what I want you to take from it. You don't need the biggest audience to win. You don't need to be the most technical person in the room. You need to keep showing up, keep sharing what you learn, and keep being useful to the people in front of you. The room catches up eventually.
That's exactly what this issue is built for. A live website in 10 minutes. A full AI team from one prompt. An AI that makes decisions for a fifth of a cent. And you get every file I used: my website prompt guide, my AI team bot templates, and my Jev skill. All free, all below. Download them. Use them. Then go be the "who the heck is that guy" in your own room.
One more thing. The Grok Bot AI team workshop is coming: 3 hours, live, and we build your whole AI team together. The waitlist is open now, and spots go to the waitlist first.
Talk soon,
Nuno


π οΈ HighLevel Insider: I Built a Live Website in Under 10 Minutes. So Can You.
Somebody out there is still charging $10,000 for a website. Meanwhile I just built one, put it on a real domain, and had it live in under 10 minutes. On camera.
You don't need to be technical. If you can copy, paste, and type a sentence, you're qualified.
π Grab my free fill-in-the-blank prompt guide (8 ready-made prompts. Pick yours and go.)
Here's the thing. Most people never build their website because they think it's a project. Weeks of back and forth. A designer. A developer. A $10,000 invoice. HighLevel's AI builder turned it into a 10-minute task, and I mean that literally: the page took 5 minutes. The other 5 was me explaining things on camera.
Here's the thing. Most people never build their website because they think it's a project. Weeks of back and forth. A designer. A developer. A $10,000 invoice. HighLevel's AI builder turned it into a 10-minute task, and I mean that literally: the page took 5 minutes. The other 5 was me explaining things on camera.
Here's the whole path, start to finish:
Go to Sites, then click "Build with AI." Bottom left of HighLevel. Choose Build, not Assist. Build gives you more freedom and control over what comes out.
Start with a funnel, not a full website. A website has a nav bar and a bunch of pages. A funnel is 1 or 2 pages built to get ONE action: a booked call, a quote request, a sale. Just starting out? Funnel.
Let ChatGPT or Claude write the prompt for you. Open the prompt guide, copy the template that fits (side hustle, appointment page, local service, coach, one-page site, freebie, event, or sell one product), paste it into your AI, and say "fill this in for my business." It fills the blanks or asks you the questions it needs.
Paste it in, hit enter, watch it build. For the demo I invented a mom selling from-scratch cakes out of her kitchen. "Bloomfield Bakes." Five minutes later she had a full lead page: hero, offers, quote form, the works.
Change anything by clicking and asking. Click an image, a button, a paragraph. The AI knows exactly which piece you mean. "Swap this photo." "Change the phone number to 1-800-555-1212." "Put my Instagram here." Done.
Connect a real domain in about 60 seconds. Buy one at Cloudflare or GoDaddy, or right inside HighLevel (domains start around $10). Cloudflare talks to HighLevel directly, so it adds all the scary technical records for you. You click Authorize. That's the whole job.
The catch? There's always one. That quote form has to send the lead somewhere. Inside HighLevel you wire it to a simple automation that emails you the second someone fills it out (that's the difference between a real CRM and a page builder). If that feels like too much on day one, tell the AI "remove the form and make the button call my number." Less polished. Still live today.
π₯ Pro Tip: Most people will build one page for their own side hustle and call it a win. The actual play is building them for everyone else. The bakery down the street, the power washing guy, the phone repair shop: they're getting quoted $3,000 to $10,000 for a website, and most of them just need one page that makes the phone ring. Package it: "Local Launch Page: one-page lead site, your own domain, a quote form that pings you on every new lead. $497, live in 24 hours." The insider move: build their page BEFORE the sales call on a subdomain (bakery.yourcompany.com), because one $10 domain gives you unlimited subdomains. Walk in with their site already built. Close 4 a month, add a $97/mo care plan for edits and hosting, and you've got about $2,000 up front plus $388 a month in recurring revenue that grows with every client. Ten minutes of build time. Real money.
Look, AI isn't hard. It's just been taught badly. And the website used to be the finish line. Now it's the first 10 minutes.
So try it right now. Not this weekend. Right now, while your coffee's still warm.
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Stuck? Ask in my free Skool community. No catch. Want every single step? My 8-hour HighLevel course is free. Start at Part 3 (5:36:07), built for business owners.
Youtube: I Built a Website in 10 Minutes Using AI (Step-by-Step) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzQRHqWYelc)


π€One Prompt Built My Entire AI Team (Chief of Staff Included)
You don't need to know code to have AI agents doing real work for you. You need about 30 minutes and one good prompt.
I just built a full AI team inside Grok Bot: a Chief of Staff, an Ops Manager, a Marketing Manager, a Research Manager, and a Sales Manager, with an Inbox Manager and a Calendar Manager reporting up. By the end of the session, the team was in a group chat telling me what to prep for Monday. My inbox was cleaned and labeled. And a routine now briefs me every weekday at 6 AM before I've touched my coffee.
π Download my AI team bot templates (Chief of Staff, Ops, Inbox, Calendar, Marketing, Research, Sales. Import and go.)
Here's the thing. Tools like Claude Code and Codex can handle heavier workloads. But if you've never built an agent before, Grok Bot is the easiest on-ramp I've found. A handful of screens. One-click connections. That's it.
Here's what you actually get:
Install it in 2 minutes on anything. Windows, Mac, or Linux. Download, next, install, sign in with your Grok account. It comes with SuperGrok at about $30/month. The trade-off: it only runs Grok's model, not Claude or ChatGPT. For a beginner, Grok handles plenty.
It's always on, everywhere. Your bots live in the cloud, so your PC and your phone stay in sync. Get the phone app on day one. I watched my bots working on my phone while I built them on my laptop.
One-click app connections. Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, ClickUp. Click, authorize, done. And here's the part multi-business owners will love: you can connect MULTIPLE Gmail accounts. I run 5 inboxes. All of them, one bot.
Teach it who you are once, and every bot knows. Grok Bot has 3 kinds of memory: each bot's own memory, a shared memory every bot reads, and session memory. Load your voice, your businesses, and your goals into shared memory FIRST. Already use ChatGPT or Claude? Ask it to write files covering your brand, voice, and business, then hand them over. Brand new to AI? Ask Grok to interview you until it knows you.
Let one bot build the rest. I made a Chief of Staff, told it "build my ops team," and it spun up the managers and their reports. It went a little overboard (it always does), so I told it to delete 2 and rename 2. Done in one message.
Put your bots in a room together. Create a group chat with your Inbox, Calendar, and Ops managers, ask "anything I need to prep for Monday?" and they talk to each other and hand you the answer.
Schedule it and walk away. Routines are recurring tasks. Mine: every weekday at 6 AM, the Inbox Manager scans my personal email and sends me a bullet list of what needs a reply. Can't find an app in the marketplace? Composio connects to 1,000+ more, free to start.
The catch? Two of them. First, your bots are dumb on day one. They learn. Every time one gets something wrong, tell it "commit this to memory" and it gets sharper. Second, bot usage is metered on top of the $30 plan. Before you build a team, go to Settings and set a monthly cap, and add a rule like "always ask before replying to email." Guardrails first. Then let them run.
π₯ Pro Tip: Most people will build this for their own inbox and call it a productivity hack. The actual play is installing it for the business owners who are too busy to read this newsletter. Every agency owner, realtor, and coach you know is drowning in 3 to 5 inboxes and a calendar that runs them. Package it: "AI Chief of Staff Setup: Inbox Manager, Calendar Manager, shared memory loaded with their voice, and a 6 AM daily brief. $1,500, live in 3 days." Use my templates as your starting point, so the build is mostly swapping in their details. Add a $297/mo "tuning" retainer to train the bots as they learn, and 5 clients puts $7,500 up front and $1,485 a month in your pocket. They get their mornings back. You get a new offer.
The bigger pattern? A year ago, "AI team" meant a developer and a budget. Now it means a $30 app and one good prompt. The people who win here aren't the most technical. They're the ones who start this week.
π€ Want to build the whole team with me live? I'm running a 3-hour Grok Bot team workshop. Get on the waitlist
Youtube: I Built My Entire AI Team in Grok Bot With One Prompt (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HazsXJgRdr0)


π§ AI's Wild Week: Opus 5.5 Takes the Crown, GPT-6 Sol Goes Cheap, and an AI That Only Makes Decisions
Three new frontier models in one week. A brand-new kind of AI that doesn't write a single sentence. And Meta wants your glasses running your errands.
If you blinked, you missed a lot. Here's what actually matters for your business.
Claude Opus 5.5 is the new king (with one asterisk). Anthropic's Opus 5.5 is officially the smartest model on the board right now. It tops the charts in agentic coding, knowledge work, computer use, and chart reading, and it beats OpenAI's flagship GPT-6 Astra on coding for both score AND cost. The price per token dropped too: $4 per million input, $20 per million output (down from $5 and $25). One tester let it build a full video game on its own for almost 20 hours, and the result looked like the real thing. It's also turning heads for animated explainer videos it draws with plain code. The asterisk? It's hungry. Opus 5.5 burns through more output tokens than any other model, so your cost per task doesn't fall as much as the sticker price suggests. Use it for the hard stuff, not for sorting your inbox.
GPT-6 Sol and Luna: almost as good, half the price. OpenAI shipped two budget models. GPT-6 Sol costs $2 in and $10 out per million tokens, half of what the last version cost. GPT-6 Luna is even cheaper: 10 cents in, 50 cents out. They don't beat Astra on the benchmarks, but Sol on its highest setting scores about where Astra does on medium, for a fraction of the cost. Translation: the "good enough" tier just got very good and very cheap.
Jev: the AI that skips the talking. This one had the whole AI world buzzing. Every chatbot you've used generates text, even when you just want a yes or no. Jev, from a company called Typesafe AI, skips the essay and goes straight to the decision: pick an option, give a score, or answer true/false, plus how confident it is. Input costs 4 cents per million tokens. Output is free (too cheap to bother metering). And it answers almost instantly. People are already using it to sort emails by urgency, auto-moderate comments, and flag sketchy links before anyone clicks. The catch: new signups are paused because demand crushed them. Get on the list anyway.
Meta's Muse agent gets glasses, an email address, and your computer. Muse is Meta's no-setup AI agent, and it's free in supported regions. Now you can boss it around by talking to your Ray-Ban Meta glasses. It's getting its own email address, so you forward it a "can we schedule a call?" email and it finds the time, books it, and replies. On Mac it can now take over apps and keep working after you walk away.
Rapid-fire that matters for your business:
Grok 4.7 dropped. Cheaper, but a clear step behind Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol on real builds.
YouTube is getting AI custom feeds ("show me only AI news") and "Ask YouTube" search that answers questions with videos.
YouTubers get A/B testing for intros, AI thumbnail help, and different thumbnails for loyal viewers vs. first-timers.
Live streams get auto-dubbing into other languages in real time. Your next live can reach a global audience with zero translators.
Microsoft Copilot got Chat, Cowork, Code, and Autopilot modes, with GPT and Claude models inside, wired into Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
Gemini 3.8 got a live video avatar and text-to-speech with 1,000+ voices, available now in Google AI Studio.
Meta's new VR glasses weigh 100 grams (a deck of cards), rival Apple Vision Pro quality, and ship spring 2027 for $1,299.
Google's Project Suncatcher is testing AI chips in space with SpaceX. Yes, data centers in orbit.
π₯ Pro Tip: Most people will read this and switch everything to the shiny new Opus 5.5. The actual play is routing. If you run AI automations for clients, 70% of those tasks are sorting, tagging, and summarizing, and you're probably paying top-model prices for all of it. Say your monthly AI bill is $2,000. Move that 70% to GPT-6 Luna at 10 cents per million input tokens instead of Opus 5.5 at $4, keep the hard 30% on Opus, and roughly $1,350 of that bill disappears. Every month. Then sell the same fix: "AI Cost Audit: I review your AI tools and automations and cut your monthly bill, or you don't pay. $750 flat." Do 3 a month and that's $2,250 for work you already know how to do. Same results. Smaller bill.
Here's the pattern. Three frontier models in 7 days, and OpenAI's Dev Day lands next week. The smartest model today won't be the smartest model next month. So stop marrying a model. Build systems that can swap the engine, and let the price war work for you.


The AI That Can't Write a Single Word (And That's the Point)
Every AI you've ever used is a talker. Ask it "is this email a lead?" and you get three paragraphs, a bulleted summary, and a polite offer to help further. You pay for every word.
Jev doesn't talk. Jev decides. Yes or no. Pick one from a list. Give it a score. Plus a confidence number, in milliseconds. So I plugged it into Claude Code, put the bill on screen, and threw 5 real tests at it:
100 inbound emails, sorted hot / warm / cold. Jev gave the same answer as Claude 89 times out of 100. Claude's bill: $0.27. Jev's bill: $0.002. That's roughly 135 times cheaper for the same call on 89% of the pile.
150 yes/no business jobs for a fifth of a cent. Fake invoice? Spam? Breaks community rules? Should we refund? Is this customer about to leave? All 150 answered for less than you'd find in a couch cushion.
312 of my real YouTube comments in 72 seconds, for about a penny. 155 worth a reply, 97 showing buyer intent, 5 spam. That's the whole job: it hands you a small pile so you only read the ones that matter.
It picks the right Claude model for you. I fed it 12 real prompts. 10 of the 12 never needed the top (expensive) model, and its picks were right about 80% of the time. Fix a typo on Opus? Not anymore.
Find files by meaning, not file name. Across 3 searches, file names found 4 matches. Jev found 50.
What it can't do (so you don't embarrass yourself): write, do math, summarize, or judge whether another AI's answer is actually good. And never let it make a call that moves money. One more: it's not SOC 2 compliant yet, so keep client data and anything sensitive far away from it.
Getting in is easy now. The waitlist is gone. Grab an API key at typesafe.ai, or run it through OpenRouter if you already have that set up. I packaged the whole thing (the router, plus /jev on, /jev off, and /jev status commands, and a self-test) into a free skill so you can run my exact tests yourself.
Youtube: How to Use Jev AI With Claude Code (5 Real Tests) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO8uzewZGwo)
Speed and cost? Proven, live, on camera. Being right every single time? Not proven yet, and nobody's checked its answers against an answer key (including me). So test it on your own boring piles first. Worst case, you're out a fifth of a cent. I've spent more than that on gum.

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