Sergey Filippov @SergeySimpleAI

Most business owners say: “We’re too busy to automate right now.” But being overwhelmed is the biggest signal you need it. Automation gives you back hours every week—so you can focus on growth instead of getting stuck in operations. Too busy to automate = too busy to grow.

One of the hardest things to explain to clients: MVP ≠ half-baked. It’s the right way to start. Back in my dev days, clients pushed back. They wanted everything “done properly” from the start. Now I see the same with AI agents. But the minimum version is the proper version. ✅…

I see this every day on Social Media. And it’s complete nonsense. Real automation isn’t drag-and-drop demos. It’s architecture, testing, analytics, error handling. The same discipline as software development. Shortcuts don’t scale. Hacks don’t survive in production.

Stop using AI for strategy before you use it for grunt work. Your team still spends hours on invoices, contracts, spreadsheets, and emails. That’s where AI saves real money. Kill the busywork first. Smart agents can wait.

The worst part of n8n development is that you can't access nodes by their IDs. Has anyone tried to find a way around it? #ai #n8n #aiAgent

𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗘𝗗: 100s of premium AI Agents... These exact Agents sell for $𝟱,𝟬𝟬𝟬+ 𝗽𝗲𝗿 𝗯𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱, 𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗶𝗹𝘆... Inside the file you get: → Lead qualification agents → Content generation pipelines → Appointment booking automation → Cold outreach sequences → Data…

Fellow devs worried about AI taking jobs. Master DB architecture. GPT-5 can't design proper schemas. Can't optimize queries. Can't handle complex relationships or performance at scale. This part still needs human brains leading the way. At least for now. P.S. Haven't tested other…

No matter how smart AI becomes, the old good skill of reading documentation is essential. You can't call yourself a developer if you can't read raw docs. AI is good until it's not. That's when documentation saves you. The fundamentals never go out of style. #AIdevelopment…

Spent yesterday and today testing Claude vs GPT-5 on identical tasks. Claude wins 4 out of 5 battles. Every time something needs deep thinking or strategy. GPT-5 is fast. Claude is thoughtful. When you need analysis over speed, Claude dominates. #claude #GPT5 #AI

Here is Open AI's completely free Chat GPT-5 prompt assistant. Useful for developers and general users when a task is complex and the AI is not delivering what the answers you need. #AI #GPT5

AI image generation. I can't figure it out. But that's not the AI's fault. I've always been terrible at visual design. Same skills gap, different tools. The fundamentals still matter. AI doesn't fix what you never learned. It just makes it faster to be bad at it. #AI #midjourney…

Using GPT-5 in cursor today and ... it is slow! I wanted it to update meta tags for the website, just the text. I referenced the file that I needed an update in. It took 40 seconds of thinking, visited 4 different files, came up with a great result. But 40 seconds? Seriously?…

ChatGPT-5 drops. Grok 4 launched last month. AI gets smarter and more accessible. You'd think this closes the gap between pros and casual users. Wrong. Better tools = bigger gap. Everyone gets the same Ferrari. Most drive to the store. Others race professionally. Which one are…

The beauty of being an AI developer is that I can make my life easy any time I need it. Once I realize that I am constantly repeating something -> I turn it into automation.

How to spot AI systems on social media that are NOT built for production (even if they claim the opposite): → Posts content without human review and approval → No rollback mechanism when things go wrong → No reasoning in AI responses → Doesn't standardize inputs before…

AI automation is just another type of IT project. Same rules apply. Plan well Start small Review and iterate Talk to the people who'll actually use it You will succeed. The hype makes it sound revolutionary. The reality is much simpler. It's software. Treat it like software.…

Open source LLMs running locally on laptop or even phone are the future. -> Fine-tune for exactly what you need -> Zero ongoing costs -> Complete privacy Right now they're too resource-heavy. But LLMs get lighter while hardware gets stronger. We're heading toward a world where…

Tech people speak AI fluency without realizing it sounds like magic spells to everyone else. "We're using RAG with vector embeddings for few-shot prompting." Translation: We're giving the AI some examples and relevant info to get better answers. The gap is huge. And most…

Over-providing context for AI is just as big an issue as too little context. Don't overpopulate the context window. Use projects feature wisely. Review what's in the context regularly. Give AI exactly what it needs for the current task. Nothing more. For AI agents, this means…

Saw an interesting discussion on using AI to pass job interviews. Here's my take. If someone is good enough at using AI to pass the interview, they'll be good enough to use it on the job. Back in school, math teachers banned calculators. "What if you don't have one when you need…