flow-systems-eduardo-internal-cloud

# Transcript: 2026-04-30

> 5 time blocks from 12:01 PM to 3:30 PM

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### Work meeting with Eduardo discussion
**12:32 PM - 1:56 PM PDT** | *meeting*

**Microphone:**
I'll run in my lap, but I'll be... just in case. Oh man. Okay. Well, it is what it is. It's good days and bad days, trust me. I've been going through that as well. Yeah, it's great that you're here.

So, part of this meeting is mainly because I had seen Eduardo on Monday, and while the purpose of us meeting was not directly pertaining to Edbot, I wanted to take a second and just kind of discuss what we need to do to get it to be like an integral part of the day to day — and not something that is, you know, complementary to work processes. So Eduardo commented a couple of things that he thought we could do in order to make the bot more efficient and understand his workflow and understand the history behind the way that he works.

One of the things we mentioned was, for example, establishing memory. Correct me if I'm wrong, I believe Claude recently implemented this. So I just kind of wanted to have an idea — considering that we're using Claude Code as the main component of this, I don't know if you ended up switching to Codex considering that Claude Code has been having server problems — but is this possible? Can we, in essence, export his data and then turn it into kind of like a basis for memory, so he can continue off with established information that he has on his ChatGPT account?

Yeah, so we haven't moved from Claude Code — that's still sort of the backend. And it would be fairly simple to start adding a memory file. It's already doing it automatically as time progresses, but we can obviously modify it to include some of this stuff that you're trying to get integrated as soon as possible. So it doesn't have to assume over time that it needs to add that to the memory files — we just add it immediately and it starts using that in its daily work whenever it's messaged.

So yeah, if you want to — you know how to share ChatGPT chats, Eduardo. I kind of showed him how to export it the other day, but for the sake of making sure everything goes well, we could do that on this very same meeting. You could just stream your ChatGPT in the background and we can guide you through it. It's pretty simple — just go to settings and there should be an export button. And there are also a couple other things I might recommend. Like if there's a specific conversation that you have a lot of this information in, you could ask ChatGPT to provide a detailed summary of the most salient and important details. The export obviously works too — I'm not saying don't do that — but if you wanted very specific targeted stuff, we could do that as well. If you can put it in that shared Google Drive we have, or email it to me or info at flowsystems.live, we can add that in and it'll just have access to all of it.

I couldn't hear your typing. You're too silent. Also, sorry — did you do the export? I was tapped out. He's working on it. Okay.

Another point that Eduardo also made to me on Monday was that he was looking to have some sort of UI enhancement just to make it a little more fluid. I'm unsure if you have any ideas in terms of how that UI would look — something that's a little more close to home, easier to work with. And you also mentioned doing the callbacks, which should be solved with memory in theory, but you mentioned something about kind of doing the callbacks. So like, let's say you're talking about one client, then you start working on something else, and then being able to conduct that callback to the prior conversation you were having.

Yeah, mm-hmm. Okay. Can I — I'd love to — like, if you could sort of walk me through that a little bit more, give me a mock example of how this would work in practice. That would help me better understand what exactly we want to do from a technical perspective.

Well, exactly what Louise said — I got confused too. I'm not sure what he meant. I was kind of referring to, like, you know, in ChatGPT for example, you can have a chat and talk about multiple topics. Say you deviate from the topic you're talking about — so let's say you're talking about client one and suddenly you start talking about client two, but then you want to go back to talking about client one. That's what I meant — I was kind of having a problem with calling back to certain topics.

Yeah, what I meant really was that I don't have logs. Like, you have everything pretty much that you have asked for in the existence of a GPT. Here's the thing — if I make a question and then, like, two days later I go back to Edbot, the question is erased. Or I have to go to the history — it's just not as easy as in ChatGPT. So I've just tended to keep using GPT, which we obviously don't want for those kinds of tasks, because those kinds of tasks are just easier and quicker — I don't have to train it more, and it already knows how I speak. That's why I wanted to export the data from GPT, so that we can give it to the bot, so that it can go through all my previous conversations with GPT and pretty much just know everything that GPT knows.

You guys want to see — I've been using GPT, and I know this is the idea for this, that's why I wanted to talk to you. I used it the other day for the market reports and I showed the team what it did. It was impressive, not gonna lie it was. But that's not something that you do every day.

Yeah. Yeah.

You know, I mean, everyday, whatever. I'm writing emails, writing text messages, doing copy for a listing, uploading it to the MLS. Those kind of things are more, I would say, mundane.

So yeah, I want to understand the level of complex tasks that I can use this bot for. I even shared with Louise — it was late at night — so I sent a TikTok to Louise like, oh yeah, let's check this out. It's a local guy who has a bot super tailored to himself. He puts it up and it gives him all the news, recent news of his particular lifestyle, like whatever he's interested in. It talks to him in a very friendly way, as if I would talk to any friend of mine. It gets trained to even talk about YouTube.

I don't think it's like that. I wanted to upload a screenshot to the bot. And I'm saying a lot of things, but I think we need to keep upgrading it. Obviously, I know I don't have an app. So another thing that's limiting my usage is that since I don't have an app, I have to go on the online version. And if I don't have my computer with me, I can't use it. I'm not going to go to whatever the URL is.

I mean, in theory, you can though, no? Yeah. Is it like a UI problem there? So really quickly, do you know about Apple Shortcuts, where you could basically set a browser shortcut and add that as an app on your phone that you can just click and go to.

So building a mobile application is just a huge undertaking. It would require much more time. And it's something that we can explore, certainly. I mean, because it wouldn't just be useful to you — it would be useful to anyone that would want something like this in the future. And, you know, for example, if we were to go to Luxury Collection and try to get everyone a bot, we would probably want an application or something, right? So I'm not saying we can't do that. But I would like to see if we can find a way to make this useful to you without that. And if we somehow hit this wall of functionality and ability, we can definitely move on to exploring a mobile application and figuring out the best way to do that as quickly as possible.

I'm not asking for a phone. I know that's complicated. I'm just saying, you know, the edge that GPT has — I can just say I'm doing my walking, doing exercise or whatever. It gets quicker rather than being at the computer.

There's an interesting idea that I want to bounce off you. Are you familiar with GPT connectors and what those are — ways to sort of give GPT tools that it can use?

Maybe, maybe not. I mean, yeah. Actually, at my previous company, they tried doing GPT for the company. Is it similar?

It's sort of similar. An example would be — do you know what Slack is? Are you familiar?

I haven't used it, but I know what it is.

Yeah. So I use Slack at my day job to communicate with my team, and if I wanted ChatGPT to have access to that data, I would set up a connector and then ChatGPT can go and search against Slack and find my messages or check out a group. And I'm thinking maybe an interesting way for us to sort of overcome the issue you're encountering with the web app is creating a custom connector for ChatGPT that you can use to basically say, hey, there's a more complex task I can't complete in the app currently. ChatGPT has got its limitations on your phone — it's not going to be able to create a full presentation or a market report in the same way that the bot can. And likewise, it's not going to be able to tap into your CRM, it's not going to be able to send an email, or carry out a lot of the functionality that we want to bake into the bot. Obviously, ChatGPT is going to have a lot of historical data embedded because it's always browsing the web. But in the sense of actually being able to carry out those tasks, it's not going to be able to do that for you. With connectors, it could. So I'm thinking maybe we can create a custom connector for GPT to contact the bot and say, hey, can you ask Edbot to go do this, let me know when it's done, and report back with a summary. That's just one way we could sort of circumvent having to use the web app.

Cam, I have a question. Have we established voice activation on Edbot?

I mean, it should be working. If there's some voice activation issue — last I checked it worked, but I didn't test it this morning. Has it not been working properly?

I'll test it right now. I've got it open. Let's see. Can you please take a look to see if the Edbot token is missing in the .env file.

Okay, so it worked for me. But if it's not working for you, that's something I can look into, certainly. The file uploads thing has been fixed, by the way. So you should be able to send any file format regardless of whether it's an image — I sent some screenshots of me doing that earlier and asked and confirmed, hey, can you read the contents of these files that I'm sending. So that's in WhatsApp, for example.

Sorry, Luis, what were you saying?

I wanted to ask — is the bot set up to effectively automate or create scripts for emails? Like if Eduardo needs to send an email, he says, hey, can you create an email that basically says X and Y and send it to this client? Does it have those connections?

It's currently set up to create a draft, and then I approve it. The one thing that's a little funky about the current setup is that it has to come from our email sending service, which is not from Eduardo's email.

And I believe there's ways to modify it a little bit, but we might have to think of a different solution if we need the outbound messages to come from Eduardo himself. Which is a completely reasonable ask and it's totally doable — it's just a matter of enabling that. I believe with the Gmail connector for Claude Code, it can do that.

Is there anything that I can give it access to — like a contact that just says "client"? Yes, yeah, and I was actually running through a test today. There's something a little funky going on where it was using the wrong tool to search against Follow Up Boss, but it does have access to Follow Up Boss. It can go and search against all of your data and say like, okay, only the ones labeled this or only the ones tagged this. And just so you know, tags are a really great way to make the search super easy and quick. But the notes work too. The tags are not that accurate — you know, I'm not actively tagging everything that I talk to clients for.

Would you want the bot to do that for you? That would be ideal. Okay, so maybe there's like a tagging system that we can implement to sort of help you keep these contacts organized and help track things like whether they've received email from the bot or from you. So that's definitely something to explore.

And then really quick, I'll just show you — because it's on your computer and it's just reading against the database that iMessage uses on your computer to store the messages. And because of how end-to-end encryption works, the messages are only unreadable when they're in transit from one device to another. So once it's on your computer, it has to be stored somewhere and it has to be in legible text — that's what gets displayed to you in the iMessage app. It's a little technically dense, but it's not like it's going into your iCloud and grabbing those messages from there. It's all already on your computer.

Gotcha. So I think it might be interesting for you to try doing it with like one client. You could say, hey, you are allowed to read the messages with this person. And then if you wanted to message the bot yourself, you could text it from your own number and it would read those messages. You could say, I have this one client that I'd like you to respond to a text — can you please go do slash access their number.

I'm gonna show my screen quickly. I'm going to do it with Olga — like the office assistant — and give access to that conversation. Let's see. If it doesn't work, I'm not sure if the plugin has been added or not, but it's fairly easy to add. Let's double check.

Oh, that's concerning — it's like bypassing the system in order to do that. I would not suggest that. It can technically send a message through that mechanism, but that allows it to invade your privacy if you let it circumnavigate the systems in place for access. It's not lying, but you won't be able to control what it has access to if you just tell it to go send a message to Olga like that. So I'm going to have it install the iMessage plugin so you can control that more granularly. And you don't need to worry — unless you tell it to go do that, it's not going to do that. Just in case.

So one thing I thought of on this call: it sounds like what you need is a persistent chat that's always going and the history is never lost. And then you can have separate sets of chats — maybe they're called tasks — where you can spin them up, it does a one-off thing, and then you're done. So you'd have your command central in a long-running session that's always displaying and never deletes history, and then you can spin up a new task when you have something very specific to get done. I'm not sure if that helps with the issue.

If you download that application and subscribe — it's very simple to use — you may or may not want to do it now, and you can obviously ask me for the instructions. I'm about to send you a quick note with the two channels you'd want to install or subscribe to.

To explain what this is and why I think it might be useful: first, it will allow the bot to notify you when it completes something, what it's working on, what's happening, and anything else you ask it to let you know about. You can control on your phone how it's notifying you, how frequently, and so on. Then I opened up a second channel that would allow you to basically notify me on my phone — tell me like, hey, something's not working, or hey, I want this new feature. And that might allow us to remove the feature requests tab and maybe the logs tab too, because everything is coming through and you already have a log you can review on your phone if you want to.

Because it sounds like there's just a lot of stuff in the app currently and it's difficult to navigate — you're not exactly sure where to go or what to do. I think we could do some work simplifying things. And I think that at the end of the day, which is something I was kind of speaking with Cam about—

And I think the point that I really want to drive home through this meeting is just like, man, I want to be something that's like a cornerstone of what you're doing and not something complementary. I mentioned that at the beginning. So like, realistically, I think that it's important here to take into consideration what kind of quality of life attributes you want the bot to have, right? So for example, you mentioned, like, you know, if you're on the go — really place it into your everyday operation. Correct me if I'm wrong. 100%. Okay.

So then I think, you know, like a good point about this — I'm Cam, I'm assuming we're transcribing this? Yes we are. Okay. So I'm assuming that the best case scenario here is to kind of get all of these notes. If you could even write a list of the things that you think would help you integrate this into your day-to-day, just so we can have that — and like Cam can start working on it — that would be ideal.

I have a question, but I want to figure your brain out. Okay. Obviously we're doing this bot, right? How does this bot differentiate itself from using Claude with a GPT extension or a wire? Like, how is this... at least for what I'm using it for, right? How is it different?

They're called harnesses. And I'm not gonna get too deep in the weeds here, but essentially when you download Claude Code or Codex or something, you get the harness that the models use to sort of like navigate through your computer and do things. That's like the base — what you get out of the box. And you can save it, modify it, and then reference it throughout history. There are ways to set this up yourself, but we're just creating the tools to make it easy and intuitive for you. And clearly we haven't done a good job yet. We're still working on how to best do that, but it's a learning experience.

Yeah, look at this — I have this listing right here. This was listed yesterday. If I go to the bot and tell it, like, can you do a website specifically for this listing — can I do that? It should be able to do that. And it proved me wrong, but I mean, it should be able to go look at the listing, grab some information. It might try a couple different things because Zillow has bot prevention mechanisms that we've tried to train it to work around. But it has other tools to sort of get around that. It should be able to go look at the Zillow listing, grab information, do a comparable, things like that. I created a special report and generate a new web asset that you can go and share with other people.

Let me see what it does. I have the listing on the screen. Oh, look — about two hours ago you could only see one of the pictures. So this is our website, right? On our website. But our website right now — let me show you guys. Bobo was saying something too. I'm showing you guys this because, who knows what can happen in the future.

I mean, I bet it could build you a page like this in an instant. We've already set it up to do stuff like that. Not that you need that obviously, but like if part of your job was creating this page or getting all the information for this page, it should be able to go and create a new one. And that's what it's currently doing right now — it's going to basically create an identical page to what you guys have on your website currently and deploy it to Cloudflare and let me share a link with you so that you can access it and share it. Now it's taking screenshots of the pictures.

But yeah, I mean, I think what would be helpful is like, you know, as your day goes on, there are gonna be things that come up. Something that you can do now is, anything that comes to mind, just say, "Hey, Edbot, can you go and send Cam a support request for this feature?" And it will — I will get a notification on my phone letting me know that you have a feature idea, you just encountered it. I can go look at the data, look at your chats, and figure out, okay, this is what he was talking about, this is what he wants. And you can have it go to the email so I can have visibility on that as well.

You should just download this app and subscribe to the channel. I can have it set up so that it goes to both email and this notification app, but it would just be some additional infrastructure to do that. Part of the reason I'm hesitant is because I don't mind it taking its time, but I do want it to be — I prefer for it to take, I don't know, three minutes to ten minutes, whatever it is, and get it right, rather than be quick. That's something that I had in the instructions.

With GPT, sometimes it gives you an answer in 30 seconds and I'm like, I mean, I'd rather have you be right than fast. I think that's something that could actually help out here. Because a big part of making sure the AI gets it right is the prompting. I'm kind of curious, Cam — maybe we could help Eduardo out, obviously apply all the changes to Edbot as necessary in terms of like quality of life improvements, but also maybe provide specific prompts that allow him to do exactly what it's doing. So for example, creating this website — having an idea of the branding, the content that should be in the website, et cetera.

We can create a prompt for him that allows him to replicate something and kind of maximize the usage — like, okay, we have this prompt, insert the listing here, and in theory the bot will just create the website exactly as you need it, with all the content and everything it requires.

Is the website going to exist forever? Yeah, I mean, as long as it's deployed on our infrastructure, it'll stay there until you ask it to take it down. If I sell the property, I can just tell them to take it down.

And then there's also some stuff... I'm assuming you haven't had an opportunity to sort of talk to the bot about, like, what are your prompts, what are you being instructed to do when I ask you this question? And I know it's probably very nerve-wracking for you to think about this, and I'm hoping that eventually this becomes something you're more comfortable with. But the bot is able to work, and you can ask it to make modifications to its prompt. I'll have a record of the changes that you make so that if something gets broken I can just revert it back, and you can also tell it to go revert it.

It's not going to let you send that message until it's done. I noticed that happen on the call — I'm trying to figure out if something just happened while we were on here, because it's sort of like playing around in the current deployment. I'm seeing if there was something it might have modified, or if that was just a bug that caused it to disappear, or if something else caused it.

I'm also curious — Eleno, have you noticed, like, have chats ever recorded there on the left side or not? I mean, that's a new feature I think. That was not there before. Yeah, this was about a week or two ago that I added this, although it seems to have accidentally reverted. I'm realizing what happened now — I refreshed my page and it went to the older version of Edbot. So I'm assuming if you do that it's going to do the same thing. I'm hoping it doesn't completely interrupt the process though. I would not refresh yourself.

And yeah, I'm dealing with a broker that... I don't want to say she's dumb, but we've been waiting since Monday for an email and it's Thursday. Yeah. That's the kind of people you deal with. That's why I want this bot — he follows up, he does this. No more doing that. We'll get it there, I promise.

Does it say that you can send another message? Is it now not preventing you from sending a new message? Like, the deploy accidentally stopped it. I can technically get it. I just did. Yeah, no, it should respond to that now. I think it interrupted itself with the deploy for the website — it accidentally stopped itself mid-track. But it's going to pull down the website now, grab the branding details, and hopefully make some additional edits and then get you the URL.

So I can take this website and send it to a client? Yes, absolutely. It's going to be efficient — like, it's not going to have a bug or something, I can trust that too. Yeah. I would definitely go and look at the site before you send it to somebody though, like, that's just me. Yeah.

I'm just reading it now — it looks like it's just grabbing the branding info. And if you're worried about how the links look, we can modify that too, because it'll probably be a little weird. But I feel like that's kind of standard — like whether you're using an LLM like Claude or Codex or you're using Edbot, you always want to revise to make sure it's solid. But in theory, the idea of deploying it as a website that's accessible to other people with its own domain is not necessarily something you could do without injecting connectors into something like Codex, right? So that's kind of one of the things you bypass by having Edbot ready to go — it can create those materials and send them on to your clients whenever you need to.

Eduardo, can you ask it: can you please make sure that the new landing page is deployed and provide me the URL?

Do you guys use "please" on page? I do, I do. They're going to be our boss soon — I'm not trying to piss off my future boss.

Okay, so that's what it created. It must have. Okay, it hasn't implemented the styles yet though. It would be easier if I upload the pictures because they lose quality. I mean, yeah, you can just have it say, hey, these pictures are low quality, can we fix that? Also, the bathroom count is incorrect — yeah, it was three and a half bathrooms. And five bedrooms, no? Yeah.

I wonder where it would have gotten that idea though. What does it say on Zillow? Oh, shit — it says four full bathrooms. That's confusing. Yeah, it seems to be... No, you don't need to apologize to me, I'm just saying I figured it got it from somewhere, I just wasn't sure where.

So in this situation, if I were working on that I'd say, A, you screwed up the branding and haven't implemented it yet, and the pictures are low quality — can we figure out if we can get the highest resolution versions? And then another round of fixes. Oh, sorry — I don't want to forget: it has four bedrooms listed, but technically it's five.

They want to call it the "mainstream," which is not a mainstream — it's an additional bedroom on the other side of the property. It's certainly a tad confusing, but that's something you can sort of clarify with the bot. You can say, "Hey, clearly we need to clarify this," and it's going to get closer to exactly what you want. Once you've already established exactly how you want a workflow to happen, it's going to be easy to repeat. It's not going to take anywhere near as long the second time. It'll have access to the previous things that you worked on, so it can go grab that, reference it, and say, "Hey, look at the last listing page that we deployed and do the same thing for this site," as opposed to having to provide all these instructions in order to get the same results again.

It'll also be sort of like doing retrospectives throughout the day, where at the end of the day it goes and reviews everything that's been done and tries to make updates to its instructions and existing workflows — okay, where were there opportunities to optimize and improve the process, what are potential ways to provide tools that could make this quicker and easier?

But yeah, I don't want you to be discouraged. I feel bad because I think I've done a poor job at enabling you to fully utilize this bot. I think our collaborative effort over the next couple of days should hopefully get you in a better spot and feeling better about how things are working.

If I can just add to that — I think what I'm noticing is that the bot has all the context for being able to utilize all the tools that you can read, Eduardo, but I also think the bot needs to go through a certain process of you running through these workflows that you would like to have be a lot faster. Bear in mind that there's this process of training where we can't conduct it exactly because we don't know exactly what your workflow is. So for example, what you're doing right now is very, very good, because essentially you create this workflow, and once you've created it, it'll be able to replicate it with less resistance. Obviously you're always going to have to review and make sure the information is correct. But once you create this workflow, the bot already knows how to do it, it'll recognize the pattern, and it'll be easier to create going forward.

As for where files are saved — whatever you upload is getting saved on the Mac Mini in that workspace. It knows where it's going, and the bot can answer a lot of these questions for you too. I keep saying this because I think it might be helpful for you to work through some of these ideas with the bot the same way you would use ChatGPT — to begin to flesh out what your perfect bot would be, collaboratively.

I'll probably send a summary note to the WhatsApp with some things I think you could do, or prompts to help with that.

If I log in on my phone and the computer, am I able to use both? Yes. It's not going to log you out. As long as you're using the same email to log in, you should be fine.

You already have the listing, but something got out of whack when it started deploying the website, so I need to fix that right now. You should be able to access your messages from anywhere.

Do I add it to the screen on my phone? Let me look that up for you. I think you need to do it in Chrome — it might be that you're in private browsing, which would be why it's not working.

Just to reiterate: make sure Eduardo is set up so he can revisit any chats. I think the memory aspect of things will definitely help a lot. Eduardo, are you able to export your chat logs? I hit export and it sent me an email, but I don't know where it went. It's going to email you when it's done — it takes a little bit, probably about 24 to 48 hours.

It's fine. That gives time for Ken to fix that bug and get it going 100%. Like I told you in the text, I really feel like the most important thing is that you start using it as much as possible. The more you use it, one, we'll realize there are aspects that we need to fix, and two, you'll realize there are a bunch of different workflows you can actually use it for. I haven't seen the draft side, for example, so I'd definitely tell you to start using that and try to get that going as much as possible. Naturally, through your workflows, the more you do that, the more it will be able to repeat without any problems.

It looks like that second message had a problem, so I'll make sure you can send follow-up messages. It corrected it — the numbers are correct too. Great.

All it seemed to mess up was the branding issue — it never implemented the branding. So I'm going to push that up.

I'm currently working on the fix, so I think it's absolutely necessary to regroup and get this working as soon as possible. I think it would be fantastic if we could just kind of have this bounce around through the WhatsApp, and we need to get on another call to make sure it's working — good to go. But like I said: high resolution images, using the branding when requested, verifying information that's displayed. It's currently deploying fixes right now, so some of this stuff should be wrapped up here soon.

You can expect all the bugs that we discussed to be fixed tonight, and you can test it out tomorrow. Put my money where my mouth is. Tomorrow if you can — say please and thank you, obviously — but just really put it to work. Like, try and test its limits, think of the craziest shit you can make it do, and we'll figure out where the limitations are, what bugs still remain. And I hope that after this weekend it'll be smooth sailing from then on, and we can just focus on new feature development.

And I'd like to reiterate as well — problems are what they are and we can fix them. They've done as much as possible. I really think that if we had this conversation like a week ago, you would already be using it to its fullest extent. So, naturally, it makes sense.

Generally speaking, I really want to have a weekly sync up until this is working autonomously. The idea here is that you have to... Also, I would say tell it to use the high-quality pictures and to put the background. Oh, and before you send that — really quick — just copy the text and don't send the message yet.

There might also be some ways that we can use quicker models that are not as intelligent, and we can give you the ability to control it. So if it's a quick and easy task, you can say "hey, use this one." Is this Opus 4.7? Yeah, that's what's running currently. I mean, I think that's pretty consistent with what you were saying — we obviously want to do the job as well as possible. Yeah, they just released a new feature called Advisor.

Oh wait, let me see the logo real quick because I think the J... Oh wait, look at the logo. I have another one. Yeah, it was just a white screenshot. There you go. There it is. Yeah, if you try that, hopefully that'll work.

Is it because it's a PNG? It might be because it's a PNG and not a JPEG. Can you go to Finder and double click on the screenshot? Then go to the top of your screen where it says File, go down to Export. The top one — yeah, there you go, click that. Then do JPEG, and when that exports just click Save and it'll go to your desktop. Then if you try...

What the fuck is going on? I've got to take a look.

It needs to be the PNG, I think, because since this logo isn't vectorized — oh yeah, well, he doesn't have a vector image of the logo. He does. The PNG is a vector image. No, it's not. Wait, sorry, sorry. No, he would need to remove the background, because the PNG — it appears that the image that he has...

Do you mind checking the PNG file that you had — that we had you export? It keeps pushing the update and it breaks the frontend. I'm curious though — it'll end up on the property page. It's like with a black. Yeah, and that's what we're saying.

I give it those instructions. Oh yeah, but let me make sure it's using the correct version here — because currently, I assume when you refresh... okay.

What should I say? Well, first refresh the page really quick. There we go. Now go into your Finder and grab that PNG. It might just be the preview — this doesn't have a background. You see? Can you please use this one? Yes. Inside?

But it's working on it. Dataset ID, and I can do that. Unless you want me to show you. That would definitely be helpful. We'll figure it out.

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Oh well, just in case. Oh man. Well, it is what it is — it's good days and bad days, trust me. I've been going through that as well. Great that you're here.

So, part of this meeting is mainly because I had seen Eduardo on Monday. While the purpose of us meeting was not pertaining to Edbot, I wanted to take a second and just discuss what we need to do to get this tool to be an integral part of his day-to-day, and not something that is merely complementary to his work processes.

Eduardo mentioned a couple of things he thought we could do to make the bot more efficient — to better understand his workflow and the history behind the way that he works. One of the things we mentioned was establishing memory. You can correct me if I'm wrong, but Claude recently implemented this. I just kind of wanted to get a sense of, considering that we're using Claude Code as the main component of this — and I don't know if you ended up switching it to Codex given that Claude Code is having server problems — is this possible? Can we, in essence, export his ChatGPT history and turn it into a basis for memory, so that he can continue off with established information from his strategy work?

I kind of showed him how to export it the other day, but for the sake of making sure everything goes well, we could do that on this very same call, right? You could just share your ChatGPT screen in the background and we can guide you through it — it's pretty simple. Just go to settings and there should be an export button.

Sorry if you can hear my typing. Did you do the export? I was tapped out. Okay.

Another thing Eduardo mentioned to me on Monday was that he was looking to have some sort of UI enhancement to make it a little more fluid. I'm unsure if you have any ideas in terms of how that UI would look — it could be something a little more accessible, easier to work with. He also mentioned something about doing callbacks, which should theoretically be solved with memory. The idea being that, say you're talking about one client, something comes up, you start working on something else, and then you want to come back to that earlier conversation.

Right, yeah. I mean, if that's possible. I got confused too — I wasn't entirely sure what he meant.

I was referring to how, in ChatGPT, you can have a chat covering multiple topics. Say you deviate from what you were originally talking about — you're talking about Client One, then you start talking about Client Two, but then you want to go back to Client One. That's the kind of callback I was referring to.

Yeah, what I meant was that I can't — I don't have logs. You know, like in ChatGPT, you have everything. Here, if I ask a question and then two days later I go back to Edbot, the question is erased, or I have to dig through the history. It's not as easy. So I just tend to keep using ChatGPT for those kinds of tasks because it's easier and quicker. I don't have to train it — it already knows how I speak.

That's why I wanted to export the data from GPT, so we can give it to the bot and it can go through all my previous conversations and pretty much know everything that GPT knows. Because honestly — and I know this is the whole idea for Edbot, that's why I wanted to talk to you — I used it the other day for market reports and showed the team. They were like, look at what it did. It was impressive, not gonna lie. But that's not something you do every day. I'm writing emails, writing text messages, doing copy for a listing, uploading it to the MLS. Those kinds of things are more mundane. GPT can do it. So yeah, I want to understand what level of tasks I should be using this bot for.

I even shared something with Luis late at night — I sent him a TikTok. Like, check this out. It's a local Oregon guy who has a bot that's super tailored to himself. He opens it up and it gives him all the recent news about his particular interests, whatever he's into. It talks to him in a very friendly way, the way I'd talk to any friend of mine. It gets trained to even talk like you do. Things like that — being able to upload a screenshot to a bot. I'm saying a lot of things, but I think we need to keep upgrading it.

Obviously, I don't have an app, and that's another thing limiting my usage. Since I don't have an app, I have to go to the online version. And if I'm in the office without my computer, I can't use it — I'm not going to go navigate to whatever the Edbot URL is.

In theory, you can though, right? Is it a UI problem? Like, is it not set up for mobile?

I'm not asking for that right now, Chris. I know that's complex. It's just that the edge GPT has is that I can use it on my phone — walking, exercising, whatever. It's quicker rather than having to be at the computer.

Yeah, I actually — at our previous company, they tried doing a GPT for the company. Is it similar to that? I haven't used it, but I know what it is. Yeah. And likewise, it's not going to be able to tap into your CRM. It's not going to be able to send an email or tie in a lot of the functionality that we want to bake into the box. Obviously ChatGPT is going to have a lot of historical data embedded because it's always browsing the web, but in the sense of actually being able to carry out those tasks, it's not available — but in theory, with connectors, it could.

I have a question. Have we established voice activation on Edbot? I haven't used it. I did — and I wanted to ask — so right now, is the bot set up to effectively automate creating scripts for emails, for example? So like if Eduardo needs to contact or send an email, it's like, "hey, I'm on the run, can you create an email that basically says X and Y and send it to this client?" It has those capabilities. Okay, exactly. And then as you do — is there anything that I can give access to the contacts? Because just saying "client" — I'm not actively tagging everything that I talk to with the client. So I mean, it's a good feature, but it's not ideal. Got you.

I'm going to show my screen quickly. I'm going to do it with Olga, who's here as the office assistant. I'm going to give access to that conversation. AppleScript. Thank you.

You know, I think that at the end of the day — and this is something I was speaking to, and the point I really want to drive home through this meeting — I want this to be a cornerstone of what you're doing, not something complementary. And I mentioned that at the beginning. So realistically, I think it's important to take into consideration quality of life here. It's useful, but it's still a little confusing, and you're not entirely sure how to really place it into your everyday operation. Correct me if I'm wrong. 100%.

So I think the best case scenario here is to get all of these notes together. If you could even write a list of the things that you think would help you integrate this into your day-to-day — just so we have it and Cam can start working on it — that would be ideal.

I have a question. Obviously we're doing this bot, right? How does this bot differentiate itself from using a CLI with a GPT extension or whatever? Like, how is it different from just using Claude for what I'm using it for?

Okay, look at this. I have this listing, right? This was listed yesterday. If I go to the bot — where is it, here — and I tell it, "can you do a website specifically for this listing?" Let me see what it does. Because I have the listing on our website, but our website right now... Let me show you guys. Bagola is saying something too — he's not that happy. This is the listing on our website. About two hours ago you could only see one of the pictures. So this is our website — I'm showing you guys this — because who knows what can happen in the future. This is completely new. We've been waiting for months for this. Could we route that to the email so I can have visibility on that as well?

You sound like a YouTuber.

Yeah, I don't mind it taking its time. But I do want it to — I prefer for it to take, I don't know, 3 minutes, 10 minutes, whatever it is. I'd rather it work right than be quick. That's something I had in the instructions with GPT too. Sometimes it gives you an answer in 30 seconds and I'm like, I'd rather you be right than fast.

You know, I think that's something that could actually help out here. I think a big part of making sure the AI gets it right is the prompting. So I'm kind of curious, Cam — maybe we could help Eduardo out, apply all the changes to Edbot as necessary in terms of quality of life, but also provide specific prompts that let him do exactly what he's doing. For example, creating this website — having an idea of the branding, the contents that should be in the website, etc. We can create a prompt for him that allows him to replicate it and maximize usage. Like, okay, we have this prompt — insert the listing here — and in theory the bot will just create the website exactly as you need it, with all the contents and everything required.

I'm just trying to think through this. If I sell the property, I can just tell it, "take it down." But I keep sending it to many clients.

I'm also curious, Eduardo — have you noticed prior chats ever recorded there on the left side, or not? That's a new feature, I think — that wasn't there before. Oh, yeah, that's a new one.

I'm dealing with a broker — I don't want to say she's dumb, but she is. We've been waiting since Monday for an email. It's Thursday. That's the kind of people you deal with. That's why I want this bot. It follows up and handles all that. Oh man. It's there — I can, technically. I just did. So I can take this website it's building and send it to clients.

It's gonna be efficient — like, it's not gonna have a bug or something. I can trust it. Because I'm thinking about sending it to sellers, and I was like, I mean, of course everything is up to par, but I feel like that's kind of standard. Like, whether you're using an LLM like Claude or Codex, or you're using EdBot, you always want to revise to make sure it's solid. But in theory, the idea of deploying it as a website — that it's accessible to other people with its own domain — is not necessarily something that you could do without injecting the connectors into something like Codex or Claude, right? So that's kind of one of the things that you bypass by having EdBot ready to go. You can create those materials and send them on to your clients whenever you need to.

Do you guys use "please" and "thank you"? I do, just in case. I upload the pictures because they lose quality.

But yeah, it's great. Oh, it's in the — sorry, I don't want to forget. It has four bedrooms, technically five because they want to call it the mates room, which is an additional bedroom just on the other side of the property. But yeah, it is what it is.

Once you've already kind of established exactly how you want a workflow to happen, then it's going to be easy to repeat.

If I can just add to that — I think really what I'm noticing here is that the bot has all the context for being able to utilize all the tools that you can read, Eduardo. But I also think that the bot needs to go through a certain process of you running it through these workflows that you would like to have be a lot faster. Bear in mind that there's this process of training where we can't exactly know what your workflow is, right? So what you're doing right now is very, very good, because essentially you create this workflow and then once you've created it, it'll be able to replicate it with less resistance. Obviously you're always gonna have to review and make sure that the information is correct. But once you create this workflow, the bot already knows how to do it — it'll recognize the pattern and it'll be easy to create.

So I think a way that we can facilitate you in conducting these workflows is to have an idea of what workflows you'd want to implement immediately. For example, this website-building workflow — we can create a series of prompts where we can be like, wherever it's safe, whatever I upload, where is it...

If I log in on my phone and the computer, am I able to use both? Or is it going to log me out on the other one? And I have to log in every time I go on the phone? Send in the code 636419. How do I add it to the screen on my phone? I've done it before but I don't know. Add to favorites? I don't know if it's that I'm in private browsing. Oh, got it.

Yeah, Cam, if you can just make sure — I feel like this is needless to say, just to reiterate — just make sure that Eduardo is set up so that he can revisit any chats. I think the memory aspect will definitely help a lot. Although, were you able to export your ChatGPT logs? I don't know where it went — I hit something and it said it's an email, but I don't know where it is. Yeah, I think it takes a little bit. I've done this before and I think it took like a day or something.

I feel like I can give time for Cam to fix that bug and get that going 100%. And yeah, obviously, like I told you — like I texted you — I really feel like the most important thing is that you start using it as much as possible. Because the more you use it, one, we'll realize if there are aspects we need to fix, and two, you'll realize there's a bunch of different workflows you can actually use this for. I haven't seen the draft side yet, so I would definitely tell you: start using that and try to get into it as much as possible. Because naturally there's kind of a 50/50 aspect of you having the bot — this is you being able to train it through your workflows, and the more you do that, the more it'll be able to repeat it without any problems.

But really, the most important thing right now is that we regroup and get this working as soon as possible. I think it would be fantastic if we could just have this bouncing around through WhatsApp, and if we need to get on another call to make sure it's working, I would definitely do that.

And I'd like to reiterate, Eduardo — I told you that I'd really like to consistently have this feedback loop. I think it's important that we have these types of meetings so we can really target where the problems are, how we can fix them, and avoid them as much as possible. I really think that if we'd had this conversation a week ago, you would already be using it to its fullest extent.

Generally speaking, Thursday is a good day. I really want to have a weekly sync until this is working autonomously. The idea here is that you have this tool going and being able to do all of it.

Sorry, I have a closing tomorrow.

One of the heirs of the property flew down to Puerto Rico. I was like, she only flew in for this, and she left the only document she had.

It's been a year. Oh my god, a whole year, man. It was supposed to be on Tuesday. Do you think it'll go through? Oh yeah, the power of attorney thing just arrived — they sent it like next day delivery and here it arrives. That's what I'm texting them. We have our closing tomorrow.

Okay. Is this Opus 4.7? It usually is going to take that long, I'd say, but I think that's pretty consistent with what you were saying. You obviously wanted to do the job as well as possible.

I have another one. That's right. What? Upload fail. Oh dear. Another conversation is erased.

Yeah, he's like working on something. I gotta leave. I don't have a key for the office. We just got a new door today.

More than good. I promise you that we'll have this working exactly to your expectations as soon as possible. And then, like I said, let's plan it out. I'm really, really sorry. I want to have those weekly syncs until this is going as smoothly as it should. So, for the morning. Exactly.

No, no, no, pero... El cierre del teléfono. El de Isabela. ¡Ah! Yeah.

Since this logo isn't vectorized, it's just gonna put it on my background. The PNG is what happened. I think you can. I don't know. Still, though. I'm curious though — Elindo, can you refresh the property page? It's like with a black background. Should I give it those instructions?

Okay. Well, I know I was going to start it today. No, no. I'll tell you what I'm saying now because I have it in the link. Ah, well, perfect. Okay. Bye.

What should I say? I don't know if that's the one. Is that the one? Yeah. Okay. Can you please use this one instead? There we go.

Something that you can integrate there that I think will be very useful for Lardo, if it already isn't — you should make it so any web page that he creates that takes in contact information, that information should be rerouted directly into a CRM.

I don't mind it. Can I have a sec if you're good? Yeah. I'll be back. Yeah, me too. I'm going to go to the bathroom.

Oh, Cam, actually, I do need your help with something later. I need to code in the Meta pixel into the website for La Muscle. That would be helpful. Yeah, okay, we'll figure it out. Yeah, it's like — I'm just focused on that for now, and then when we kind of wrap up here, maybe you can help me do that. Alright, thank you.

### Screen sharing troubleshooting session
**2:06 PM - 2:25 PM PDT** | *meeting*

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Should I refresh it? No, no, no. I sent you the URL that it is serving you. Yeah, you see it in the chat. I don't have a camera. What? I can transfer the conversation to my laptop. I think they're going to the beer room. Did I miss anything?

It implements the URL path that we are currently looking at — or sorry, not the correct message — it corrected the page with the URL. It has the transparent background and there's the idea. That's the goal.

Hey, hopefully, you know, we'll start with one quick win and address a lot of the issues that we were discussing on that next call. I'm fairly satisfied with how that went. Feel like, you know, don't say "my bad" for this and this and that, because I feel like it just kind of promotes a level of uncertainty. You acknowledge it, but these things are normal. Obviously we're building something from scratch — it's bound to have some sort of bug at some point.

Yeah, like Miguel, I'm also pretty much just started. I mean, I felt the rumblings of Miguel getting on his last nerve. And then he ends the conversation with this man and is like, "Dude, fuck yeah, I can show this to Fako and show him all the things we can do." The whole time I'm thinking like, "Oh, this guy's pissed," you know.

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Should I refresh it? There is anyone — I'll put this bigger. I don't know why it's saying Paseo Los Prados, like where it's Paseo San Juan. I don't know where it's pulling that from.

Yo, I'm back. Thank you. I can transfer the conversation to my laptop and then you can talk. I think they're going on a beer run, Gorky. Yeah, they're gonna go to the store.

I have to go to my boss's house to leave a key, so I'm going to send this over. I'm going to call him now — he's quicker than the other IT guy. So yeah.

I think there's also things that we can do. For example, go down to the bottom-most part — where it says that — and we can update a picture for you there. That type of stuff. Definitely some good things we can do.

By the way, I wanted to ask you — I have no idea. I'll tell him now when I talk to him. But it's a yes, he's going forward with it. That's awesome. That's fantastic. Just give him a little touch base and then we can set up that onboarding meeting. I do need to set up a couple of things for you guys, like the Meta Pixel connected to the Meta Business Suite account and all that type of stuff.

I'm glad this is working. I think naturally let's reconvene next week at your earliest convenience to go over some of the changes. Obviously this is totally dependent on Cam's work, so we'll set up the meeting for when Cam already feels like this is approaching closer to what you need. But like I said, the idea is that you have a fucking superpowered robot that can do so much — I just want to make sure you're using it as much as you possibly can. Oh yeah, that's the plan.

Sorry this meeting took a little longer than expected. At least we got it to the point where it can do what you're asking for and you can actually use this as marketing material. I'm sure Cam will be working on this over the weekend and possibly into the week, so as soon as we have an update we can set up a meeting and go through it. Sounds good, let's do it. Thank you.

Cam, don't leave the call. Okay cool. Yeah, I'm sorry — like I don't want to be pushy with that, there's just a lot of stuff. When he told me he was still using ChatGPT, I'm like, bro. Eduardo is pushing to get us the luxury collection account for the content and then pushing that into the luxury collection account for the AI integration. He could be like a 10k–15k a month type of client in the long run, and obviously him being the person who helped us put our foot in the door — I want to make sure he's taken care of to the best of our ability. Right, because our foot is already in the door.

Also, for future reference — I don't mean this in any derogatory way or anything — but try not to say "my bad" for this and that, because I feel like it kind of promotes a level of uncertainty. Instead of saying "my bad," it's like, "oh, there's a bug here, I'm gonna fix it right now." I don't want him to feel like we don't know what we're doing, when clearly we do — it's just, okay, there's a bug here that needs to get fixed. I don't want to sound bossy at all, that's not what I'm saying. I'm just saying from the point of view that if you see there's a problem, you acknowledge it, but these things are normal. Obviously we're building something from scratch, it's bound to have some bugs at some point, and we're inevitably going to fix everything. Just letting you know for future reference.

No, I get you. I kind of do the same shit. But since we started working with Mamosa — I don't think I told you, man, we kind of got into it the other day in the meeting. Did I tell you about that? Yeah, like Miguel — I'm pretty much beefing with him now.

Miguel said some things that were kind of pointed — but he's not wrong. Like, this project is definitely taking longer to integrate because Lam has also been delayed turning in some of the deliverables on his end. But that's also our bad for not establishing those deliverables from the get-go. Miguel kind of came out and basically said it.

So like, for the plastic surgeon I booked today and for all of these people going forward — I'm baking stuff into the agreements that covers us in the sense that if there's a delay in work because the client hasn't turned things in, there can be no reprimand or any type of pay cut. All that type of stuff, just to let them know — while yes, we are an asset and a tool for you, we can only take this as far as you take it yourself. Because to a certain degree we're creating a partnership, it's very important that as much as we're trying to stay on the ball, you stay on the ball as well.

So yeah, it's a learning experience. We have to bake these things into contracts, questionnaires, and forms that enable us to get these types of assets as soon as possible.

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But you know, likewise, I did have to kind of — I didn't reprimand them, but I told them like, listen, it's fine. I'm sure it's not a good deal. It's gonna blow over. And if I'm honest with you, I spoke to him the day after and I kind of explained that, and I apologized on behalf of Miguel. I was like, listen, you know, he has a lot of work and naturally he's not a client-facing speaker, so I apologize. I don't think that was what he was trying to say, and by no means was he trying to get on your nerves — blah, blah, blah — and it's all fixed. And even then, if I'm honest with you, ever since that point on, he's been nicer to us.

Yeah, so I just spoke to him about it. But I think this is just like a learning experience for all of us, you know what I'm saying? We're kind of progressing and learning how to deal with all of these clients simultaneously. We have a fuck ton of work and we're trying to figure out how to make it through. I mean, I'm glad that we acquired these resources that are allowing us to handle this larger workload. And I have to be honest, I think we're moving in the right direction. There are just so many things that we still have yet to learn.

But yeah, that said, going back to what I was saying — I obviously don't want to inspire any type of uncertainty within the client. Because honestly, Aguardo is kind of hard to get a read on. He'll be really serious the whole time, and then he'll end the conversation with a smile and be like, "Dude, yeah, I can show this to Paco and show him all the things we can do." But the whole time I'm thinking, oh, this guy's pissed.

I also think it'll be very beneficial to establish those prompts that will allow him to understand how specific you have to be. Because you saw the way that he prompts — he's talking to it like he's texting someone. Which I understand, like, you're paying good money for this, you should be able to understand what you're doing. But you need to train it prior to that. So I think if we could set up a list of prompts for some of the workflows that he's doing, that would really help him. Because once he establishes that prompt and he's like, "Hey, I need you to do exactly what you did here," it will be easier to replicate. But otherwise I think it's fine.

Dude, by the way — can I use the custom code that you did for Edbot for my roommate? Awesome. All right, could you — we can do this later, but can you like — I honestly just don't have that much time. No, I haven't. How do I — I just have to go to extensions? Thank you. All right, I'll be right back. Give me two seconds. The Metapixel thing is the ads manager right there. Give me two minutes, I'll be right back.

### CRM and website work discussion
**2:29 PM - 3:30 PM PDT** | *meeting*

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Where is this? I'll put it on the other display. Is that it?

Yeah, wait, I'm just trying to figure out... I'm not sure... this might be the month that I finally send you an ACH transfer, by the way. Maybe. I'll give you permission — I send my creds over. I mean, let's get paid. I'm not accepting a dime until it'll be smooth shit over with our clients, dude. I got a discount. If all new biz gets signed, we're looking at like $12,000.

Is there a more simple... I don't know. I gotta figure that out. Well, no, no — we're definitely getting it. I just don't know if I can look at the test event. I'm going to play around a little bit.

Well, that's because it's on his computer and he needs to give it to me to push it up. It's probably a mid-ed event anyways. Yeah, look at this shit — it's already going through anyways. Okay, cool.

Less like a real estate agent or whatever. So needy. Yeah, fucking needy.

Have this included so ChatGPT couldn't even access the link, so I'll be saying no personal thoughts. Going to get from his party — it's just so we have... we can just cut him out of the equation and just ask ChatGPT. Yeah, literally. I'm just giving you your assignment and I'll just discuss it with ChatGPT.

Wait, Luis, do you have access? Are you an asset manager for him? Can you hear me better now? I mean... a little bit. Ah, shit, my bad. I am wondering if you're an asset manager for Francisco and I can just go and continue on.

I'm gonna get you a new one. You gotta tell me — computer, Mac, are you serious? Is it better now? A little bit. You happy, Luis? You happy? Are we done?

Oh, shit. We don't even get events unless we pay. But the campaigns are good, though. Yeah, like, we're set. And then, yeah, I just fixed the form issue, so now we can set form inquiries on the website, which is good. Events are coming through. Our ingest worker's working.

Oh, wait — I'm clicking on my fucking Google Meet screen share. Here we go. Is it published? Yay! God, I'm finally — we can fucking post something from him. And it's been sent back and forth within... I know there's been a little tension.

Anything in Spanish, I'm like, I have to read it at the end of the week and have Claude translate. You haven't missed much, pero, ¿no? And mano, I don't know if something changed, but I feel like every time he addresses us now after that meeting, he's been so much nicer and more respectful.

Bro, things have changed, and I think they're for the better. But still, with this content, it's like — oh, can we reshoot? Oh, can we... like bro, so much. He has like this complex with himself. It's involved, or a client requiring more involvement than some of our other clients. And given that, there's been a little... things that might have arisen.

Great, Louis has got the headphones on. In part, I think — I've talked a lot about it — we were not as specific as we should have been in the service agreement, and that created a lot of confusion afterwards. You know, come over and...

Bro, bro, can you hear me? Yes. All right, can you hit publish on that again? Wait, yeah? It's in draft, it's not under revision. I mean, publish. Hopefully it's not publishing twice. Let me refresh the page before I fucking do that.

There's a social media manager now? Yes, basically. Dude, no, it's just controlling my computer. Wait — about a social issues... like, what the fuck? As related to financial products and services, employment, or housing? Oh, yeah, okay. That's what I wanted. So go down. Yes. I'm sorry, it's just — can I have my computer? Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Go back, go to traffic ad set number one at the top. Right here, yeah, yeah. So go to... I could maybe get out at least one tonight for the open house one. And como que hay f... I feel like I have a ton of shit to do but sometimes I remember and sometimes I don't. I'm not sure if it's like we need to go out and film shit or am I just missing something. I'm pretty sure I'm just overthinking but... hello, hello, hello.

Reese has the gay touch — everything he touches turns gay. Yeah. I knew it. I did it. You did it? Yay. Click publish. Oh, shit. There we go. No ads. No ads. Fuck. Bruh.

But no, it looks good. It looks good. There's something funky going on with the UI. What the fuck? I just turned that on. Yeah, what the fuck, dude? Maybe it allowed you to publish because you had disabled that ad. No, cause I disabled it and that's what my dad said. Dad, can we get some food? Fuck you. Fuck you, dude.

Okay. Yeah. I'm going to make some real basic changes to the website right now, because it's something simple. I'll hit you up, Cam, so you can deploy it or whatever it is you do.

That guy is fucking something — he sent me an image in a PDF format for some fucking reason. It's honestly impressive, bro. Just figuring out the ways to be as... It was initially a PNG. Come on. He literally left the name ChatGPT-whatever.png and then converted it to a PDF and sent it my way. Like bro, honestly, that's crazy, dude.

Oh, re-swagging. You should share your screen. Let me see. I'm gonna share it. Give me a fucking second.

Hey boy, I just saw — I wanted to tell you, Cam... Claude. Oh, yeah, I saw they fucking pulled that shit, dude. It's fried. It might be a clusterfuck because you might log out Eduardo, which would be a mess, but I can quickly fix it. Oh, I just logged into the flow — I did not log out. Well, no, no, it's fine, it'll be a good test for me. Because I need to figure out if that's seriously the issue that I think it is. So don't worry about it.

Just get what you need to do done and I'll check on it. Permission — okay, yay.

Wait, wait — my bad, my bad. I always forget to fucking give it like that. You know, "and less permission." Type shit? Type shit. What? It's not even fucking English, dude.

I believe it's supposed to say "beauty in its various forms appeals to you," but it says "is" instead of "in," so it says "beauty is its various forms appeals to you." What do you think about that? Not much, honestly. Oh, you don't agree? I mean... it sounds like we got a problem, honestly. That's like what I'm gathering. Are you okay?

My computer. Oh, now I am. Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa — what is going on here? Swag master. Ooh. Ooh. Ooh.

The stream, man, bro — if we get a website and get some decoding effects on this shit, oh, scrolling through this shit. Bro, and I imagine if we make a team page, we can make like 3D scans of her face. Okay, so I'm sorry, I went on the full trip — oh my god, I don't know how, but we can make like 3D scans of her face. So it's not just this boring, typical "hey, I'm Cam, hey, I'm Miguel," you know? Doesn't even need to be that accurate — even better if it's not. We can make it like track the cursor or some shit and it's like this decoding, surveillance-type shit. I would be fired, dude, but this is just playing around. I think this could be part of an animated logo or some shit.

This was the first version of the logo, but I'm gonna show you — Luis and also my cousin — what happens when you move the L and O a little bit to the left and have it like hug underneath the F? Slightly more legible, but I do like it. It's very whimsy.

Can you guys hear me? Yes. Yeah. Yes.

What's up, dude? Okay, I'm all set. Sorry. I'm not Cam. Fucking get out of my computer, bro. But can you hear me? Nod, because I can't hear you. Oh, I see, I see, I see why.

How do I fix this? What's going on? Fuck. Oh wait — you have to go on the — can you hear me? I can't hear you. You can't hear me? Fuck, dude. All right, just a sec. Oh wait, no, no, never mind. I see. Talk now? Hello? Yeah, yeah. You just lowered the volume on the computer. Whoops. That was what was causing all the awful feedback that was making me trip.

But I see the vision, Miguel. Yeah, but I'll also go back to the video. This is something more like what we could play around with for big things and animations, but also like a simpler logo system. It's like this, which is way cleaner. And this is supposed to be like an asterisk, and this is kind of like something like a chip card. And this whole cut-out corner thing — I'm playing to our entire brand with different shit, and it's like a hub. I don't know, just gives us a little bit of identity with that. And also this fucking texture, which is very visible, but I feel if I can make it like jitter — maybe like a shimmer effect, dude? A hack, come on. Something super minimal. But I could make our website look crazy. I bet that shit would go so hard if it was like electricity just surging through in a super subtle way.

I don't want it to be like — it doesn't let me choose between Messenger. What's up on Instagram — I don't give a fuck about Instagram. That's really frustrating. I can only imagine... class action. I just had two class action lawsuits convert. Really? Yeah, they're paying me out soon. $215 bucks, baby.

This transcription is going to take forever, Luis. This is like fucking three hours on the phone.

I want to see that. Wait, wait, wait — let me open up. Oh, Samurai.

Bye, bro. All right, you just draw attention away from over here. I just need some hair ties — like I'm about to give a blowjob type shit. It's like floating fruits.

Dude, I would love to do some ABC testing where, like, you go to the website and depending on the time of day, where you're coming from, and what your age is, we show you one of — fuck me. I just fucking did this. You did. I watched.

Mm-hmm. This guy tries to work ahead while he's behind on so much shit. He doesn't have his Google Business account set up yet, right? What? Does he not? Google Business? No, but that's — I have to do that. Okay, but — oh, it's because he doesn't have his collection.io domain? No, no, we bought that — where? Huh? We bought that domain, but he doesn't have his email with that domain. Oh shit, dude, yeah. So his forms are gonna — we're fucking loaded with the sauce, dude. That's the deal. What the fuck is Luis doing?

I think I need to set up at the — no, I was just being funny. Let's see.

I appreciate you staying for such a long time. It's about a three-hour call. Of course, dude. But we got a lot of stuff done there, so I'm glad. I just need a break.

Cam, Cam, Cam. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You have good website ideas. So I think once I start building our website, we should sit down and have a small brainstorm sesh, just because you've already given a bunch of ideas which I've liked, so yeah — let's plan on doing something this weekend.

Obviously sounds fucking fantastic. Oh great. Yeah, I have to schedule something with Gabby. So you let me know when you have time — the only thing I have is Saturday morning, I'm gonna film some with Luis, pero outside of that I'm free. And we can play around with some front-end shit. I know you could show me a couple things. Yeah, the last one was sort of our little curriculum background — actually working on stuff as opposed to, you know, dumb shit. And then see, exactly — I think we could get more out of it if we're more specific. But I know you were also like setting...

We'll find some time probably on Sunday, but maybe Saturday. Yeah, we'll go from there, man. But I'm super excited. Just let me know what works. Yeah, I'll keep you posted. And yeah, I'm super excited to see your ideas get materialized as you continue designing.

Yeah, me too. All types of different shit, but I'll send you something and you can check it out. But honestly, give it a try. I don't know, it momentarily helps a little bit to like ground yourself.

So man, I've spent most of my life only knowing how to de-stress using hard drugs. So anything that's not that — oh my god, tell me fucking about it.

Yeah, I'm definitely in desperate need of developing some more healthy habits. Honestly, right now I'm doing both, so you know, like a little bit sometimes, then a little rave sometimes. You know, it's a balance bro, everything's about balance. But it's okay, I have faith we're going to ascend this year.

Me too. You do great things, and beauty in its various forms. Yeah. Okay.

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Thank you, thank you, thank you. It's a very good day. I think it's actually so funny that I'm seeing you work on my computer on my other computer. Dude, I got Cam on it all the way. Is the website already connected to the CRM and all that? Yeah, it says website. And I think you have to add in the Meta Pixel into HubSpot if I'm not mistaken. Okay, just pop off, go crazy.

Can you just see the FFL collection, like the data sets page? Oh, okay, that's where you are. I'll just put it on the other display. Sorry.

Cam, this is the month that I finally send you an ACH transfer. Let's get paid — and then I signed, we're looking at like $12,000 this month. When do you need that? They're more simple if you can look at the wire.

Are there any Invincible fans in the chat? Click "Contact Us." I can say I got no big line, I'm just going to put it in for you. Stop, stop, stop. Also Miguel, I'm going to add it in the... I'm watching tonight. I think it's a really cool thing.

Oh, can you admit me to the meeting? Thank you. Hello? Whatever, we can deal with that.

Como, you have horrible sound. What are you guys setting up? The HubSpot? No, we're setting up the Meta Pixel. What do you mean? Yeah, I need to work on some changes for his website — kind of waiting on some information from him. He said he was gonna send us like project timelines and the big numbers, like I guess — I don't know — like "in this amount of time we raised the property value by this" or whatever. His ChatGPT prompt wanted us to use more numbers so he can seem more like an operator and less like a real estate agent.

Yeah, his GPT bro — he sent me this huge response, and you can tell like more than half of it was just ChatGPT padding it, like "oh if you don't have this included..." So ChatGPT couldn't even access the link. He said "no personal thoughts" — I just want to get it from his side. Literally, just give me your sign-in and I'll just discuss it with your ChatGPT.

Can you hear me better now? A little bit. No, I took off my headset. They said you gotta tell your Mac — are you serious? Can you understand me better now? A little bit, bro.

Can you go to the ad manager? Finally, we could post something from him. Like it's been so crazy. Cam, I know you're going to be like "you haven't maybe sold today" and you don't read those parts, but it's been such a...

Wait, can you hear me? Mano, I don't know if something changed, but I feel like every time he addresses us now after that meeting, he's been so much nicer and more respectful. Hey, I sent you — I don't know, bro, things have changed and I think they're for the better. But still, with this content — like "oh can we reshoot, oh can we" — bro, so much. He has so much of a complex with himself.

I've talked a lot with Luis about it. Come again man — we were not nearly as specific as we should have been in the service agreement, and that created a lot of confusion afterwards.

Bro, can you hear me? Can you click Publish on that again? It's not under revision. Is Cam the social media manager now? No, he's just controlling my computer. Yeah, okay, that's what I wanted to fix. So go down. Sorry — can I have my computer back?

Wait, wait, wait. Go back. Go to Traffic Ad Set Number One at the top. Go down. Audience controls. Yeah, let's go. Something happened.

Tonight at least one for the open house. Como, I feel like I have a ton of shit to do but sometimes I remember, sometimes I don't. I'm not sure if we need to go out and film shit or if I'm just missing something. I'm pretty sure I'm just overthinking here.

Hello? Bro, give me a second, I'm trying to set this shit up. I'm going to get it. Everything he touches — I did it. Yay. Sean. I just turned that off. It's the first platform ever, bro. No, because I disabled the rules. Oh see, that's why I needed to say it out loud — now I know what I need to do. Organize myself, organize my work. Luis.

You don't matter? She said that? She's fucking lying, bro. She does matter. Don't listen to that.

This shit is so stupid. This is the worst platform, bro. I'm closing this.

Okay, I'm literally going to make some real basic changes to the website right now because it's something simple, and I'll hit you up Cam so you can deploy it or whatever it is you do. If a question comes up, can I link — computer. This guy is focused.

He sent me an image in PDF format for some reason — it's honestly impressive bro. And it was initially a PNG — he literally left the name "ChatGPT whatever.png" and then converted it to a PDF to send it my way.

God, I'm for real going at it. It's just going to ease up the process. Cam Loki, I want to show you what I have for swag.

Boy, I just wanted to tell you, Cam — Claude. On my personal account I just have the Pro, I don't have access to Code on it anymore. Oh, I just logged into the flow — I did not know that. Okay, I'm going to open up my file and send it to Luis.

He's just like that, he's just that type of guy — talking on the phone always. He's talking to Francisco. I just saw a message.

Will share my screen. Better wait, let me give Claude some permission. Okay, wait, wait, my bad, my bad, my bad. I always forget to fucking give it like that. You know, bypass permission, boom.

Oh, not much honestly, boom. Are you looking at my computer or my screen?

Squad master initiated, boy oh. The stream — member if we get a website and get some like decoding effects on this as you scroll?

So I feel like, and I imagine that if we make a theme page, we can make like 3D scans of her face. Okay, so I went on the full trip — I don't know how I'm going to execute it, but we can make like 3D scans of her face. It's not just this boring like typical "hey, I'm Cam, hey, I'm Miguel," you know? Doesn't even need to be that accurate, even better if it's not. And we can make it like track the cursor or some shit. Give it like this decoding, like fucking surveillance type of shit.

And this is just playing around — I think this could be like part of like an animated logo or some shit. This was the first version of the logo. I'm gonna show you. Come again, Louise, and come over — also like my cousin who's like an amazing designer too, so I'm still not entirely decided.

No, that's just as easy as the promo guy can just, you know. It's when you guys hear me.

Okay, I'm all set. Are you? I'm not Cam — get out of my computer, bro.

Okay. You hear me? Nod, because I can't hear you. Oh, I see. Wait, why am I — how do I fix this, Cam? Fuck! What the fuck? You muted this. I can't hear you. Oh wait, no, never mind. Talk now? Yeah, you just lowered the volume on the computer. That's it.

But also, this is something more of like what we could play around with for like big things and animations. But also, like a simpler logo system — it's like this, which is way cleaner. This is supposed to be like an asterisk, and this is kind of like resembling a chip card, and this whole card corner thing — I'm playing to our entire brand with different shit. There's like a hub, I don't know, just gives us a little bit of identity with that.

Also, this fucking texture which is very visible, but I feel if I can make it like jitter — maybe something super minimal, but I could make our website look like, I don't know, like... I don't want it to be super distracting, but maybe give it like just a little something.

Let me specifically let it run through WhatsApp — this one doesn't let me choose between Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram. I don't give a fuck about Instagram or Messenger. So annoying, right?

Actually, I think I just might be doing this wrong. Yeah, let me do it over here. I want to see that. Oh wait, let me open up — oh, Samurai by bro. I'll check this out. What the fuck is Strawberry, bro? Or our website avatars could be something like this — floating fruits.

And these guys, this guy — como que, fucking tries to work ahead while he's behind on so much shit. He doesn't have his Google Business account set up yet, right? I think it's Google Business? No, but I have to do that. And he doesn't have his fl.collection.il domain set up, so... I need to set up at the... I have two ads running already.

Okay, I'm taking a break, I'm leaving. Alright, I appreciate you staying for such a long time — it's been a three-hour call. But we got a lot of stuff done there. I just need a break because my mental health will be on the perforates.

You have good website ideas. I think that once I start building our website, we should sit down and have a small brainstorm sesh, just because you've already given a bunch of ideas which I've noted. That sounds fucking fantastic. You let me know when you have time. The only thing I have is Saturday morning — gonna film some stuff with Luis, but outside of that I'm free. You let me know.

Okay, that sounds perfect. Yeah, we can play around with some front end shit. I know you could show me a couple of things. I think we could get more out of it if we're more specific, but I know you were also setting up for Luis and everything. Just let me know what works.

They have different ones — they have like ones for stress and others for like whatever, they have all types of different shit. But I'll send you something and you can check it out. Honestly, give it a try. It momentarily helps a little bit to ground yourself.

Same shit here. Honestly, right now I'm doing both — meditation sometimes, then like a little vape sometimes, you know, it's a balance, bro.

Yeah, me too. Good, bro. Peace. Take care. Bye.

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### Background music and noise
**12:01 PM - 12:09 PM PDT** | *background-noise*

**Microphone:**
Shy. Shading in the middle of the town. Happy little night, so happy little night.

Ah. Let chain. Thank you. All right, now I'm gonna say. I'm sorry. Oh.

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**12:19 PM - 12:19 PM PDT** | *background-noise*

**Microphone:**
Bye.

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The day centered on a client meeting with Eduardo (real estate agent) and Luis to address gaps in Edbot adoption — Eduardo has been defaulting to ChatGPT because the bot lacks persistent chat history, mobile accessibility, and workflow familiarity. A live demo deploying a property listing website surfaced several bugs (missing branding, low-res images, incorrect property details, deploy interrupting the chat session), all of which Cam committed to fixing by tonight. Luis stressed that Eduardo is a gateway to the Luxury Collection account (potential $10-15k/month), and the team agreed on weekly syncs until the bot is autonomous. The latter portion shifted to Meta Pixel setup for another client, ad campaign configuration, and Miguel's Flow Systems branding/website concepts, with a weekend brainstorm session planned.