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What happens when AI doesn't just assist it executes?

Featuring From the Weekly Meeting. Published July 26, 2026.

Ron Nedd walks through a live demo of Cowork’s “Record a Skill” feature, showing exactly how he turned his own real estate workflow into a reusable AI skill no coding required.

He screen-records himself pulling comps in the MLS and Airtable. Cowork watches, learns the process, and then runs it autonomously on a new address: checks the flood zone, pulls the comps, writes the results back to Airtable without him touching it.

This isn’t a concept demo. He adjusted his criteria mid-stream and the system adapted. The time savings are real and he breaks down the numbers.

If you’re in real estate - or any field where you repeat the same research process - this is worth watching twice.

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