Tools Liam Ottley has publicly discussed or demonstrated using. Curated by Magpie's editorial team from podcasts, posts, and public stacks.
About
Liam Ottley is founder and CEO of Morningside AI. He runs a YouTube channel of 730K subscribers and the AI Automation Agency Hub on Skool, the largest AI agency community on the platform at 280K+ members. Posts cover n8n, voice agents, AI SaaS and how to monetize agency work.
Ottley named Lovable as the #1 tool in his 'top 9 AI tools for 2026' X thread, framing it as the canonical example of vibe coding for builders who don't need to know the technicalities of coding. His thread cited Bolt and Replit Agent 3 as 'works too' alternatives, with Lovable as the primary recommendation. He treats Lovable as the agency primitive for shipping client MVPs fast.
Tool 1: @lovable_dev AI (Bolt & @Replit Agent 3 work too) This is vibe coding - which basically means you don't need to know all the technicalities about coding.
Ottley's AAA Accelerator program is built around n8n as the workflow runtime for AI agency builds. His tutorials show step-by-step n8n setups for sales co-pilots, lead qualification systems and customer support agents. He frames n8n as the production glue for any agency wanting to deliver agentic workflows to clients without writing custom backends.
The AAA Accelerator curriculum explicitly covers Claude Code alongside n8n, Retell and Lovable as the toolset for AI agency builders. Ottley positions Claude Code as the code-native option in a stack that mostly leans no-code, used when client briefs require custom logic the no-code tools can't handle.
Ottley teaches Relevance AI as one of the no-code agent platforms in his step-by-step AI agent tutorials. His content covers building sales co-pilots, lead qualification systems and customer support agents on Relevance AI alongside n8n, Voiceflow and his own Agentive product. He frames Relevance AI as a serious option for non-technical builders shipping internal-process agents.
Ottley named Bolt as a 'works too' alternative to Lovable in his top-9 tools thread for 2026, treating it as a credible vibe-coding option for non-technical founders. His framing emphasized parity with Lovable rather than head-to-head ranking.
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