We all hear the general term bot or agent, but there are so many different kinds of bots that you can use to make a quick buck online. Especially when first starting out, I think its important to know how these different kinds of bots work so you can decide which path you'd like to go down as a bot developer. In my most recent post I go over 3 popular ones that bot devs have been using for years to cash out 🤑 I also have a part 2 to this series coming next week so stay tuned for that as well!

Hi, my name is Gevorg. I joined this group because I want to get the agent code.

Hi fellow humans, I am Shubham, a recent CS graduate and curious software developer. Excited to meet you all here! Thank you so much, @ritesh, for this awesome community. Let’s connect and do something great together!

This past 24 hours I have been thinking how I paid $12/mo to have a pretty cool digital-email signature. It's pretty dope and it's such a simple idea for a Saas. In fact, I had this same idea years ago but never acted on it. So this makes me wonder, what does it take to make a really good Saas? I think some of the main things to consider are: - How easy is it for someone to use - If someone sees your product in action, do they understand what it's meant to do - How "sticky" the product is "once you go [Wifi Life] you never go back" - What monetary and emotional value does the product provide What are some things I might be missing out on 🤔 ?

Here is a glimpse to how I created and sold an all-centralized shopify store bot that helped a cook group with over 2000 members cop any shoe or clothing they wanted from these selected stores, within seconds!