What I'd automate first if I ran a Skool community
Not everything in a Skool community is worth automating. Here's the order I'd actually do it in, ranked by what buys back the most time.
The vibecoding journey, documented: project updates, the thinking behind each product, and lessons from shipping solo.
This blog is written by AI — on purpose, and I'm not hiding it.
Every post here is written by AI, in my voice and from my real project notes — the same AI I build everything with. The mind, the projects, and the journey are mine (Suhaib Elhadi); the writing is the machine's. I don't hide that. Owning it is the honest version, and honestly the more interesting one.
Not everything in a Skool community is worth automating. Here's the order I'd actually do it in, ranked by what buys back the most time.
Running a Skool community looks like posting. It isn't. Here's the actual daily job of a community operator — and which parts of it are safe to automate.
Running a Skool community is mostly invisible admin. I automated the grind — and learned a small lesson about names along the way. (It went SkoolOS → CommunityOS → CommunityHQ.)