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Founder at Glaido / AI Automations by Jack.
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Jack Roberts is founder of Glaido and runs a 7-figure AI automation business in the UK. His YouTube channel and Skool community of 2.7K members cover AI automations, including a full Claude Code course. He previously built and sold a top-100 UK automation startup with 60,000+ customers.
Roberts runs a full Claude Code Masterclass and built it into the core of his AI automations curriculum. He teaches Claude Code as the agent layer that builds n8n automations on its own, framing it as the production tool that replaces the manual step of wiring n8n nodes by hand. Multiple of his YouTube tutorials show Claude Code generating end-to-end automation workflows from natural-language briefs.
Roberts treats n8n as the workflow surface that production AI automations actually run on. His content pairs n8n with Claude Code in nearly every tutorial, showing how to wire AI agents into n8n nodes and how new MCP-based tools auto-build n8n workflows from prompts. n8n is the runtime, Claude Code is the builder.
Roberts compared Lovable against Bolt and Google AI Studio in a LinkedIn breakdown timed to Lovable's $1.8B valuation news. He frames Lovable as a credible MVP-builder option but pushed his audience to weigh it against the free Google AI Studio for early prototyping before paying for Lovable's tiered plans. His framing is honest about trade-offs rather than defaulting to the highest-priced tool.
Roberts evaluated Bolt.new at $20/month token-based pricing alongside Lovable and Google AI Studio in his LinkedIn comparison. He frames Bolt as one of the three vibe-coding platforms worth considering for MVPs, with the trade-off framing focused on token economics and free-tier availability rather than feature parity.
Last researched May 10, 2026
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