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Telegram order-processing bot for an e-commerce store: validates orders, syncs CRM and Google Sheets, invoices customers and alerts the team in Slack. Deployed on AWS Lambda with retries - 20 hrs/week saved, zero missed orders in 6 months.
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Hype, hype and hype... It's the first page of the notebook that I write in tells me.
I was building automated workflows around Signalwatch, and it got me thinking about all the hype.
Hype around just one piece of the puzzle, LLMs. They just predict the next word while generating... No magic.The better they are trained, the better the output. Super helpful in a lot of contexts...
Tool calling. Helpful, but if LangChain and RAG + LLMs, for example, are not included where appropriate, ta ta, bye bye.
Automation. Someone bringing me a glass of water, for example, isn't something to be automated or waste resources or tokens on...
This brings me back to structural understanding, especially python + machine learning basics where you train a model based on a small piece of dataset you download from hugging face, for example... a lot becomes clear here
GoHighLevel Lead Follow-Up Workflow for an Oregon Construction Company
I built this GoHighLevel Connect Call workflow to help an Oregon construction company manage new inquiries from Networx, Google Ads, and other lead sources.
The workflow maps the different paths a lead can take, including successful contact, missed calls, continued follow-up, and human handoff. It also keeps the relevant tasks, contact updates, and next steps organized inside the CRM.
The goal was to create a consistent lead-management process without relying on scattered notes or manual reminders.
Good automation does not replace the sales conversation. It makes sure the right conversation happens at the right time.
I help service businesses with GoHighLevel workflow design, CRM organization, lead routing, follow-up automation, and system audits.
For a construction company specifically, that missed call path is probably doing more revenue recovery than any other branch. guys on a job site are not picking up mid pour so leads default to voicemail & just go cold without something automatically pulling them back in