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What Should You Automate First?
7-Question Diagnostic + Custom Plan
Answer 7 questions about your work. AI builds a personalized automation plan with your top 3 opportunities and copy-paste prompts, delivered to your inbox.
Talk With Zach
A Live Voice Clone, Built With Fish Audio
Ask it anything about AI, Claude, or what I've built. It's a real clone of my voice, speaking back to you live.
Build Your Own Jarvis
A Voice AI Assistant You Talk To
Build an AI assistant you talk to out loud, that talks back in any voice you want: your own cloned voice, a Jarvis-style British butler, or one of 2 million others in the Fish Audio library. Fish Audio's S2.1 Pro model is the voice (free API tier right now), Claude is the brain, and one copy-paste prompt has Claude Code interview you and build the whole dashboard: hold spacebar, talk, and it answers out loud with a live transcript and a visualizer that moves with its voice. Plus two upgrade prompts, one that gives Jarvis a memory of your notes and a 'remember this' command, and one that adds a spoken morning briefing with your weather and top 3 priorities. Includes the 4 things that usually break and the one-line fix for each. No coding.
Turn Claude Into a Financial Expert
Anthropic's Free Finance Plugin, Installed
Anthropic published a free, open-source plugin that makes Claude work like a finance analyst, and about 37,000 people have starred it. The interesting part is not the code. Anthropic went and asked hundreds of real financial firms how they actually work, then wrote all of it down and published the instruction files. Almost nobody opens those files. I did, and pulled out the six standards Claude is held to every time it runs: formulas instead of typed-in numbers, stop-and-confirm at five checkpoints, sensitivity tables built so the center cell has to match the model's own answer (a built-in lie detector most AI models have no equivalent for), source every number or flag it UNSOURCED, quantify every variance, and cite with a clickable link. Given away in full: the two-minute install for Claude Code and Cowork, all 10 agents mapped with the 4 that matter if you invest your own money, the 8 skill bundles, the 12 commands worth knowing, and three copy-paste prompts that research a sector, build a DCF valuation, and give you the verdict on an hour-long earnings call in 30 seconds. The honest part: the plugin is free but the 12 data connectors need paid subscriptions, so every prompt here is written to run on free public filings you paste in. Plus the 6 things that quietly break this. Not financial advice, you stay the decision-maker. No code.
5 Claude MCPs That Get Increasingly Unfair
Higgsfield, Perplexity, Composio, Paper, Blotato
Claude out of the box can talk about your work but cannot touch any of it. These 5 connectors fix that, ranked from useful to genuinely unfair, with the exact setup for claude.ai in a browser, the desktop app, and Claude Code. Higgsfield gives Claude every AI image and video model instead of none. Perplexity gives it live research with a source attached to every claim. Composio plugs it into Gmail, Notion, Slack, Stripe and hundreds more through a single connector. Paper gives it a real design canvas you can click into and edit by hand, so you stop saying "make the blue darker" three times in a chat. And number 1 is Blotato, which connects every one of your social accounts and builds comment-to-DM automations from one sentence, with the full prompt given away and no separate $40 a month tool. Starts with the two kinds of MCP and why half of people get stuck before they install anything. Ends with the 10-minute install order, one prompt that runs all 5 back to back on a real post, and the 8 things that quietly break these. No coding background needed.
3 Things To Build In Claude This Weekend
All 3 Prompts, Friday To Sunday Night
Three projects you can actually finish in one weekend, with all three copy-paste prompts given away in full and nothing held back. Build 1 is your context base: Claude interviews you for thirty minutes, pushes back when your answers are lazy, then writes a folder of files to disk so you never explain yourself to an AI again. Build 2 is a skill for the thing you do every single week, built the right way, where Claude interviews you about the task, improves the process before it writes anything, then runs the skill on a real example until the output matches what you would have made by hand. Then it tells you to do it a second time, because the second skill is the one that changes your Monday. Build 3 is actual software: pick one thing you pay for every month, and the prompt picks the right target with you, scores it on data sensitivity and blast radius, then cuts the scope down until it genuinely fits two days, which is where every weekend build dies. Includes the hour-by-hour schedule, how to tell each build actually worked, the honest warning about when not to cancel the subscription, and the 6 things that quietly ruin this weekend before you notice. No coding background needed.
Learn AI in One Weekend
5 Free Resources, Saturday To Sunday Night
Five free resources in the order that actually builds on itself, with a real schedule instead of a reading list. Saturday is the mental model: the Greg Isenberg and Remy Gaskell agents course, then Anthropic's AI Fluency course and the 4D framework. Sunday morning is what is under the hood, with Microsoft's AI For Beginners and Anthropic's prompt engineering tutorial, including how to do it with zero setup if you are not technical. Sunday afternoon is the AI native episode with Greg Isenberg and Theo Taba. Then Sunday night you build one small thing and use it once before bed. Includes both copy-paste prompts: a weekend study partner that refuses to spoil the resources, gives you two things to watch for before each one, quizzes you after, and quietly collects your build ideas into a file. And a Sunday night build prompt that pulls three candidates from those ideas, tells you which to build and why the other two lost, cuts it to something you can finish in two hours, then walks you through it one click at a time. Plus a two hour version if that is all you have, and the 5 things that quietly ruin this weekend. Every resource is free and credited to whoever made it. No coding background needed.
AI Swarm Defense
4 Free Moves, One Afternoon
Anthropic's CEO warned that a swarm of rogue AI agents could hit the internet within 6 to 12 months, and Sam Altman and Elon Musk agreed with him within hours. Nobody is telling regular people what to do about it. This is that guide, written out step by step. Freeze your credit at all three bureaus, plus the three nobody tells you to freeze: Innovis, ChexSystems, and NCTUE, which is what actually stops someone opening a checking account or a phone line in your name. Kill your reused passwords in 20 minutes without changing all 200 of them, using the six accounts to fix first and why those six. Get off text-message codes in the order that matters (email first, because it resets everything else), with the exact authenticator and passkey setup and the SIM-swap lock for Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile that almost nobody sets. Turn on the six transaction alerts that matter, including the new-payee alert that actually catches a takeover, plus the 2-minute test that proves they work. Ends with the bonus 15 minutes (IRS Identity Protection PIN, breach check, Social Security account), the exact order to move in if someone is already in, and two copy-paste prompts: one that audits your setup and walks you through the fixes, one that walks your parents through it without making them feel stupid. All free. No technical background needed.
6 ChatGPT Connectors Every AI User Needs
The Niche Ones Most People Never Set Up
Out of the box, ChatGPT can talk about your work but can't touch any of it. These 6 connectors fix that, with every setup step and my tips for actually using each one. Higgsfield gives ChatGPT every AI image and video model, not just its own. Wispr Flow's notetaker lets it read your meeting transcripts. Firecrawl lets it read any website and pull clean data. Composio plugs it into Gmail, Slack, Notion, Stripe and the rest through one connection. Blotato connects your social accounts and builds comment-to-DM automations from one sentence, with the full prompt given away. Paper gives the AI a real design canvas you can click into and edit, plus the honest note on why it runs through Codex instead of ChatGPT in a browser. Starts with the 3 kinds of connector and the one setting (Developer mode) that makes custom ones show up at all. Ends with one prompt that runs 5 of them back to back on a real job, and the 7 things that quietly break these. No coding background needed.
3 Claude Connectors That Make It 10X More Powerful
Research, Your DMs, And Your Browser
Most people run Claude with nothing connected, so it stays stuck guessing from memory. These are the 3 connectors that close the gap, with every install path written out for claude.ai in a browser, the desktop app, and Claude Code. Perplexity gives Claude real research with real sources, so it goes from 'I think' to 'I checked, here is where it came from.' Blotato gives Claude your social accounts, and the part worth the whole setup: comment-to-DM automations you build by describing them in one sentence. The full prompt is given away, nothing held back, and it shows you the exact flow before it creates anything and waits for your go. Playwright gives Claude a real browser to click through, fill out forms in, and pull data off of. Starts by explaining the one thing nobody leads with, that remote connectors work everywhere and local ones cannot work in a browser, which is why half of people fail at step one. Includes a 5-minute order of operations and the 7 things that quietly break these, including the fix for 'it is not working' that is almost always just pointing Claude at the tool by name. Blotato partnered on this guide: 7-day free trial and a 30% off code. Perplexity and Playwright are not sponsored. No coding background needed.
Learn 99% of Claude in 7 Days
The Free 7-Day Roadmap + Day 7 Build Prompt
Six free resources, one a day, each with one thing to actually do that day. Day 1 is the Greg Isenberg x Remy Gaskell breakdown of how AI agents really work. Days 2 to 4 are Anthropic's own free courses: Claude 101, the prompt engineering tutorial, and AI Fluency. Day 5 you set up Cowork and your first skills, Day 6 you connect Gmail, Calendar, and Drive. Day 7 is the one prompt that pulls it all together: Claude interviews you about your work, your week, and your life, scans your calendar and sent email (with permission) for work you keep repeating, scores every idea on time and money back, then picks the one thing worth building. That could be a personal website, a personal app on your phone, a web app prototype, or a Claude skill. Then it walks you through building and shipping it, one click at a time. Includes a before-you-paste checklist and 4 rescue prompts for when the build goes sideways. No coding background needed.
15 Best GPT-6 Astra Use Cases
Every Job To Hand It, Every Prompt Included
GPT-6 Astra does not just answer questions, it opens a browser and does the thing. These are the 15 best jobs to give it, each with the exact copy-paste prompt. Find every subscription you forgot you were paying for, negotiate your internet and phone bills through the provider's own support chat, find deductions hiding in your taxes, book appointments, run your inbox, hunt Marketplace deals, untangle your calendar, research a big decision into one clean doc, plan a trip right up to the booking button, fix the tech problem on your screen, build a deck in your own template, build and host a website, clear out data entry, drive the software you hate using, and keep tabs on your competitors. Every prompt that touches money or logins stops and checks with you first. Includes the setup step most Plus users miss (on Plus, Astra lives in ChatGPT Work, not regular Chat), when you need the desktop app and browser extension, and the 6 things that quietly break these, like how scheduled tasks burn through your Plus usage. Sources credited: OpenAI, Matt Shumer, Greg Isenberg, Alex Finn. No coding background needed.
Prompt Master
Stop Writing Prompts By Hand
A free Claude skill with 12,000+ stars on GitHub that writes the prompt for you. Tell it what you want in normal words, it asks 2 or 3 questions at most, and it hands back the exact prompt built for whichever tool you are using: ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude Code, Cursor, Midjourney, Sora, ElevenLabs and 30+ more. The install prompt is given away in full, and it does more than install: it checks the skill actually landed, then asks what tool you use most and tests it on a prompt you really struggle with, so you see the difference before you close the window. Includes the one-minute upload path for claude.ai and the desktop app, what happens under the hood when you ask it for a prompt, the 3 things to tell it up front so it skips the questions, five ready-to-paste asks, before-and-after fixes for the prompts almost everyone writes, and the 5 things nobody tells you, including why you should never let Claude rebuild it from memory. Built by nidhinjs and credited in full. No coding background needed.
3 Secret Claude Plugins
Research Engine, Marketing Team, Prompt Engineer
Three free plugins that turn Claude into something most people never see, and one copy-paste prompt that installs all three at once instead of you doing them one at a time. last30days searches Reddit, X, YouTube, TikTok, Hacker News, Polymarket and GitHub in parallel and scores results by what real people actually engaged with, so you get what someone has been doing this month instead of their 2023 LinkedIn. Marketing skills adds 40+ real playbooks (conversion optimization, SEO, copywriting, ads, cold email, pricing, analytics) so Claude runs an actual framework on your landing page instead of guessing. Prompt master interviews you in two or three questions and hands back the finished prompt for whichever tool you are pointing at, which kills the write-rewrite-rewrite loop. The install prompt is given away in full, and it verifies each plugin actually landed rather than assuming. Includes the manual path for Claude Code, claude.ai in the browser and Claude Desktop, plus the 5 things that quietly break these installs, including the missing flag that silently puts everything in a folder Claude Code never reads. All three built by other people and credited in full. No coding background needed.
Comment-to-DM Automation Without ManyChat
One Prompt, Follow Gate, Zero Extra Subscription
Every creator you follow runs a keyword-to-DM flow, and most of them pay a second subscription for it that gets more expensive the better their posts do. ManyChat starts at $14/mo and is priced per contact, so it climbs as it works. You can build the same flow with one prompt inside Claude, on the Blotato subscription you already use to schedule. The whole build given away in full: the connector setup for Claude web, desktop, and Claude Code, then all 3 copy-paste prompts, nothing held back. The setup prompt that shows you the exact automation before it creates anything, then builds the trigger, the follow gate, the DM, and the link button and turns it live. The check-in prompt that pulls the analytics and run logs and tells you in plain English whether it fired and how many people abandoned the gate. And the upgrade prompt that adds an email gate plus a webhook so commenters become real subscribers instead of DMs you never open. Plus the 8 gotchas that quietly break these flows and are in nobody's video: your own comments never trigger it, buttons only render in the Instagram mobile app, a button and a plain-text URL together kills the link on desktop, keywords match whole words only, the follow gate is Instagram-only, your account has to own the post, older connected accounts need a reconnect, and unanswered gates expire after an hour. Includes a 30% off Blotato code. No coding background needed.
3 Things To Do Before You Use Claude Again
Instructions, Connectors, Second Brain
Almost everyone who feels let down by AI is running it completely raw, then goes hunting for a better prompt to fix it. A great prompt on a raw Claude loses to an average prompt on a set-up one, every time. These are the 3 things that close that gap, with both copy-paste prompts given away in full. One, global instructions: the interview prompt that asks you 12 to 18 questions one at a time and then writes the personal-instructions block for you, where it goes in settings, and the name trick that turns your own first name into a warning light for when a chat has run too long. Two, connectors: what they actually do, where they live in the desktop app, the ones worth turning on first ranked by what you open every morning rather than by setup difficulty, and what to do when your tool is not in the built-in list. Three, the second brain: a folder on your computer with 5 named files in it (START-HERE, about-me, work, people, routines), what belongs in each one, the full prompt that interviews you about your work and your life and then writes all five with your real details instead of placeholders, and how to attach the folder in Cowork so Claude edits it forever instead of describing it to you. There is a checkpoint test after each of the three so you never move on wondering whether it worked. About 30 minutes, done once, no coding background needed.
How To Become a Master With AI In One Day
Context, Tools, Skills, Built Today
Being new to AI feels like there is too much to catch up on, and there isn't. Underneath every AI tool that exists there are only three things that change how useful it is to you: whether it knows who you are, whether it can reach the apps you work in, and whether it can remember how you like a job done. This is all three, built in one day, given away in full with every prompt. Block 1, Context: the 5 core files (AGENTS, ABOUT-ME, VOICE, ROLE, OFFER), what goes in each, an interview prompt that writes all of them for you from your real answers instead of a blank page, and the complete AGENTS file to copy as-is, which is the router that tells your AI to actually read the other four (the piece almost nobody has). Block 2, Tools: what connectors and MCPs are in plain English, the order to connect in based on hours saved per week rather than setup difficulty, and a prompt that ranks your own apps and walks you through them one at a time. Block 3, Skills: the complete check-email skill from the video given away whole, with the four-pile sort, the draft-but-never-send rule, and the ask-me-first cases, plus a skill-builder prompt that does not ask what you want to build (beginners never know) but finds the job with you, scores the candidates, writes the skill, then tests it live and fixes it until the output is right. There is a test at the end of every block so you never move on wondering whether it worked, a day-two plan, and the 5 ways people lose the day. Framework credit to Remy (AI with Remy). Written for Claude, works on any AI, no code.
The Claude Model Cheat Sheet
Which Model, When, And The Canary
The people who never hit their Claude usage limit are not using it better than you, they just know two things. This is both of them, given away in full. One, the model cheat sheet: Haiku 4.5 for high-volume mechanical work, Sonnet 5 as the default for almost everything, Opus 5 only when the task needs real judgment (it runs through your allowance around twice as fast, which is where most people quietly burn their week), and Fable 5.1 for planning complex projects and long unattended runs. Every model gets a use it for, a what it costs you, and a do not use it for, plus the 3-second rule for when you cannot tell: start with Sonnet, because you can always run it again on a stronger model but you cannot get the usage back. Two, the canary: the exact one-line prompt you paste into your global instructions so Claude calls you by name at the start of every response. The moment it stops, your conversation has gotten long enough that quality and cost are both about to slip, and it is your signal to compact or start fresh. Both versions of the line are included, along with why it works. Plus how the limits are actually built (a 5-hour session clock and a separate weekly one, shared across web, desktop, and Claude Code), and the 4 moves in order for when you hit the wall. Accurate as of September 2026.
3 Secret Claude Desktop App Features
Live Artifacts, Groups, Scheduled Tasks
Claude got dramatically more powerful over the last few months and its best features are the ones almost nobody opens. These are the 3 most practical ones in the desktop app, with the exact click path for each and 4 copy-paste prompts, given away in full. Live artifacts: a dashboard that goes back to your data source and pulls current numbers every time you open it, so you build the client report or subscription tracker once instead of rebuilding it monthly (includes the full dashboard prompt and the reason yours will not refresh if you built it in Chat instead of Cowork). Groups: sort your chat history into the actual areas of your work so the sidebar stops being one endless list, plus the one-line rule for when something should be a Project instead, and a prompt that has Claude design the structure with you. Scheduled tasks: the closest thing to a free employee, where you describe a job once, pick a cadence, and it runs in the cloud whether your laptop is open or not, with both setup paths, the /schedule shortcut, and two complete task prompts you can steal (a 7am morning briefing that skips newsletters and drafts the replies, and a Friday client report formatted to send). Plus the order to set them up in, and the 5 mistakes that waste your first hour, including the local-files gotcha that quietly forces a cloud task back onto your machine.
5 Free Claude MCPs That Feel Illegal to Know
One Prompt Installs All Five
Out of the box Claude cannot open a website, look up anything from today, make an image, or read the current docs for the thing you are building. These 5 MCPs fix all of it, and the whole install is one prompt you paste into Claude Code. Given away in full: the install prompt that adds all five at user scope so they work in every project, the single command for each one if you would rather go one at a time, and a copy-paste test for each so you feel it working in the first ten seconds. Perplexity for live cited research instead of guesses from old training data. Higgsfield for every top image and video model in one connection, so Claude can generate, edit, upscale, and reframe from the chat you are already in. Playwright for a real browser Claude can drive, which means it can use any tool that has no API and no MCP. Context7 for the current documentation of whatever library you are building with, which kills the broken-code-from-outdated-training bug (say the words use context7 and the guessing stops). Firecrawl for searching, scraping, crawling, and mapping any site on the internet. Plus the 4 combos almost nobody runs, where two MCPs together do something neither can alone, and one stack test prompt that puts all five on a single job. Only two need a key, both free, both about a minute.
Build a Team of Always-On AI Agents
Grok Bot, Start to Finish, No Code
Grok Bot gives you named AI teammates that live on a cloud computer, sign into your actual tools, hand work to each other, and keep going after you close your laptop. No Mac mini, no gateway, no terminal. The full setup given away in full with all 5 copy-paste prompts. How to actually get access (it signs in with a Cursor account, and the SuperGrok or X Premium+ link is permanent, so get it right the first time), the install, then the brain dump into reverse prompt that makes Grok Bot design your whole bot team and then build it itself, names, descriptions, and first tasks included. The plugin shortcut: install Composio once and reach a thousand apps instead of wiring every tool by hand, plus the prompt that walks your stack one approval at a time. The five-part task structure that gets a real result instead of a summary. How to turn a task that worked into a saved skill and then a scheduled routine, in that order, with a test run before you enable it. Group chats where two to six bots hand work between themselves. And the security rules nobody mentions: all your bots share one computer, so they are not separate security walls, deleting a bot does not revoke its access, and a test run does real work. Accurate as of September 2026, early beta.
Build an AI Phone Receptionist That Books and Transfers
13 Steps, 2 Tools, About an Hour
Fish Audio quietly shipped a full voice agent builder: no-code console, a knowledge base you upload your own docs into, real phone numbers, warm transfers to a human, and automatic summaries after every call. This is the complete walkthrough for turning that into a phone receptionist for a real business, given away in full, every click. Clone your voice from a reel (or pick a library voice), paste the interview prompt into Claude and get the receptionist's system prompt and knowledge doc written for you, build the agent (greeting, voice, expressive mode, knowledge upload), turn on warm transfer so it briefs you on your cell before connecting the caller, set up the post-call data fields so every call gets logged with name, callback number, reason, and urgency, buy a local number and bind it, publish, then roll it out the safe way by forwarding only your missed calls. Plus the optional Step 13 with the Claude Code prompt that builds the booking endpoint so it puts appointments on your calendar itself. Real costs (Plus is $15/mo through August 31), the eight gotchas, and no Twilio, n8n, Retell, or developer required.
A Full Beginner's Guide to AI
4 Things That Work on Every AI Tool
The number one thing that stops beginners is not knowing which tool to pick, so they spend a month deciding and never start. This guide assumes nothing: every step has the exact click path for Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini, and both copy-paste prompts are given away in full. Thing 1, stop using the chat feature and switch to an actual assistant (Claude Cowork or ChatGPT Work), which turns ask a question, get an answer into give it a goal, get a result, with a straight comparison of all three tools so you can stop deliberating and pick one. Thing 2, paste the interview prompt: it asks you one question at a time, goes a level deeper when your answer is vague, then writes a personal-instructions block under 400 words, and tells you exactly where to paste it in whichever tool you named. Thing 3, connect Gmail, Calendar, and Drive so it can act inside your real accounts instead of talking about it, plus the one-line test that proves the connector is actually live. Thing 4, paste the skill prompt: it does not ask what to build, because beginners do not know yet. It interviews you to find repeated work, scores the candidates on frequency, dread, and doability in front of you, designs the skill before building it, then builds and tests it live until the output is right, so you can run it forever by typing a slash. Plus the three ways beginners lose the plot. No coding, no terminal.
How to Set Up Claude in One Day
5 Steps, 30 Minutes, Done Once
Almost every beginner starts in the wrong place, hunting for the perfect prompt or the secret cheat code, then wonders why the output still reads like generic AI slop. A great prompt on an unconfigured Claude loses to an average prompt on a configured one, every single time. This is that configuration, given away in full with all 3 copy-paste prompts. Step 1, switch from Chat to Cowork so Claude works out of a real folder on your computer, reads your files, and takes multi-step actions instead of you being the middleman. Step 2, paste the interview prompt: Claude asks you questions one at a time, then writes the personal-instructions block you paste into settings so every future chat already knows you (including the name trick, a free warning light for when a chat has run too long). Step 3, connect Gmail, Calendar, and Drive so Claude can actually do things in your real accounts instead of just talking about them. Step 4, paste the voice prompt: drop in 5 to 10 real writing samples and Claude builds a voice profile, then tests itself against you and rewrites until it genuinely sounds like you. Step 5, paste the automation prompt: Claude finds the single highest-leverage task in your week, builds it as a reusable skill, and schedules it to run without you. Plus a checkpoint after every step so you know it actually worked before moving on. About 30 minutes, done once, no coding and no terminal.
How I Went From 365 to 16,500 Followers in 2.5 Months
The 2-Tool Stack + All 4 Prompts
For 2.5 months I was stuck in 300 view jail with 365 followers, and it was not because I was not using AI. It was because I was pointing it at the wrong three things: writing my scripts, guessing at trends from months-old training data, and doing the creative work I should have owned. This is the flip that fixed it, given away in full. AI takes the two ends (research and distribution), I keep the middle (the angle, the story, the delivery). The exact 2-tool stack with full setup: Blotato to connect Claude to every social account you run so it repurposes, schedules, posts, and runs DM flows, and Sandcastles so Claude can see what topics and formats are actually working in your niche this week instead of guessing. Then all 4 copy-paste prompts, nothing blurred out: the audit prompt that finds your real outliers against your own median and saves them to a file, the remix prompt that writes 10 new concepts which each have to trace back to a proven winner, the hook prompt that generates 5 structured variants per concept and kills anything under a 7, and the distribution prompt that writes the platform-native version for every app and schedules the week through Blotato after you approve the plan. Plus the 7 free Claude skills that turn the whole loop into single commands, a 30% off Blotato code, and the honest part about what this does not do. No coding background needed.
Claude Academy: The 4 Courses That Matter
22 Courses In, 7 Hours Out
Anthropic put their entire Claude training program online for free, then buried it under 22 courses, which is why most people open it once and never go back. The whole shortcut given away in full: the 4 courses to take and the exact order they build in, why nine of the 22 are the same course wearing different clothes, the three courses that are 25 hours of developer-only material you can skip guilt-free, which single AI Fluency track to pick, where to go after the four, and the three rules that keep you from forgetting all of it by Friday. About 7 hours total, a real Anthropic certificate at the end, free, no code.
Claude's 10 Finance Agents for Investors
Wall Street Analysts, Installed Free
Anthropic released 10 free AI agents trained on the finance industry, built for analysts at hedge funds and investment banks. Seven are for people who work in finance. Three are stupidly useful if you just invest your own money. Given away in full: what all 10 do in plain English, the two-minute install for Claude Code and Cowork, and the three copy-paste prompts that put them to work. Market Researcher does your 3-hour Sunday research in five minutes, Model Builder builds the DCF valuation live in Excel, and Earnings Reviewer gives you a 30-second verdict on a 60-minute earnings call. The honest part most people miss: you don't need a $24,000 Bloomberg terminal. Every agent runs on free public data you paste in, the 10-K, the transcript, a Yahoo Finance export. Not financial advice, you stay the decision-maker. No code.
New to Claude? Change These 3 Settings First
Global Instructions, Composio, Cloud Tasks
Claude ships not knowing who you are, unable to touch your apps, and dead the second you close your laptop. Three settings fix all three, and almost nobody turns them on. Given away in full: the interview prompt that makes Claude write your Global Instructions for you (it knows what it needs to know about you better than you do), the one custom connector that replaces managing fifty integrations, and the toggle that keeps tasks running overnight with your laptop shut. Plus the honest limits nobody mentions, including why cloud tasks can't see your local files and the Dropbox trick that gets you both. Every click path, a 60-second check to confirm all three took, about 8 minutes, no code.
Turn Claude Into a Free Lead-Gen Machine
The Free ScrapeGraphAI Setup + Lead-List Prompts
ScrapeGraphAI is a free, open-source scraper with 29K+ GitHub stars. Connect it to Claude and stop buying lead lists or paying for scraping tools. The whole thing given away in full: the exact install prompt, the exact prompt that builds a lead list from public company data, how to scale to hundreds of leads from one directory, and how to have Claude run it automatically every morning. No code.
The 5 MCPs That Turn Claude Into Your Content Team
Playwright, Blotato, Perplexity, Higgsfield, Firecrawl
Out of the box, Claude can't browse a live site, post to your socials, research anything in real time, generate images or video, or scrape a page. These 5 MCP servers fix all of it, and you install every one with a single pasted prompt. The whole thing, given away in full: the exact install prompt, what each one actually turns Claude into in plain English, every key, account, and login you need and exactly where to get it, a copy-paste test for each, and a 30% off Blotato code. No code.
The AI Content System Behind 1M+ Views in 30 Days
Positioning, Messaging, and How to Sell It
The exact Claude + Blotato system given away in full: how to position content before you write anything, the hook/body/CTA framework, the copy-paste prompts that repurpose and post everywhere at once, and how to package the same system as a done-for-you service. Includes a 30% off Blotato code. No big team, no big budget.
3 Hidden Claude Features Not Enough People Know Exist
Routines, Live Artifacts, Dispatch
The exact click-by-click setup for the 3 Claude features that turn it from a chatbot into a coworker. Copy-paste prompts for a scheduled morning digest, a live shareable client report, and a background research task you dispatch before bed. No coding background needed.
AI-Maxx With The CTS Framework
Build Your AI Operating System
Context, Tools, Skills. Three concepts that never change no matter which AI tool comes out next, and this is what living them actually looks like. The exact 5-step setup and all 5 copy-paste prompts, given away in full: an interview prompt that writes your personal instructions, a two-part second-brain prompt that interviews you and builds a real file system (with your meeting transcripts feeding it), and a two-part automation prompt that finds the highest-leverage task in your week, then builds and schedules it as a saved skill. Under an hour, no coding, no terminal.
5 Secret Claude Tips
They Start Obvious, Then Get Niche Fast
5 tips that get more niche as they go, every setup step and copy-paste prompt given away in full. Talk instead of type with a 2-minute voice-to-text setup, make your AI interview you instead of guessing when it's missing context, build a second brain it reads from every session, turn anything you do twice into a saved skill, and connect your AI folder to GitHub so a bad edit or a wiped laptop never costs you real work. No coding background needed.
The 5 Most Common AI Mistakes (And the Exact Fix for Each)
Every Fix Given Away in Full, No Teasers
The 5 mistakes almost everyone makes with AI, and the exact copy-paste prompt or setup step that fixes each one. Including the real memory-system prompt that only ever showed up as a blurred screenshot, given away here in full: talk instead of type with a 2-minute Wispr Flow setup, build a real memory system, connect your external tools, write your global instructions, and the one-line insurance policy that stops AI from guessing at missing context. No coding background needed.
Set Up Polar, the AI Browser That Beat Anthropic and OpenAI
Full Setup, First Task, and Credit Math Included
Polar clicks, types, and browses the web logged in as you, finishing real multi-step tasks on its own. It just posted the best score in the world on the leading web-agent benchmark, ahead of Claude and GPT. This covers install, sign-in, your first task, the 250+ template library, saving a task as a scheduled workflow, and exactly how the credit system works so you don't burn through your free tier by accident. No coding background needed.
Stop Using Claude Like It's Google
5 Moves, 20 Minutes, Done Once
Most people type a question into Claude and copy-paste the answer somewhere else. That's using maybe 10% of what's there. These 5 moves, done once, change that for good: switch to Cowork instead of Chat, have Claude interview you and write your global instructions, connect your real tools, build a voice profile from your own writing samples, then have Claude find and build your first automation. All 3 copy-paste prompts included. No coding background needed.
The 3 AI Tools That Helped Me Grow Over 10,000 Followers in 60 Days
Blotato, Sandcastles, and Stanley, Full Setup Included
Most "viral" growth tools don't work like they say. These 3 actually did. Blotato connects Claude to every social account you run so it can post, repurpose, pull analytics, and generate graphics. Sandcastles shows Claude what topics and formats are working in your niche right now, before everyone else catches on. Stanley lives in your messages, turns a raw idea into a ready-to-shoot script in minutes. The exact setup for all 3, plus how I stack them together, given away in full. Includes a 30% off Blotato code. No coding background needed.
Skills.sh: The Free Connector Every AI Needs
find-skills Installs the Rest for You (2.9M+ Installs)
Skills.sh is a free, open marketplace of AI agent skills your AI can search on its own. find-skills is the one skill that does the hard part for you: tell it the job, it finds and installs the right skill from the whole ecosystem, no browsing required. Covers what a skill actually is, the exact copy-paste install command, the built-in security audits that check every skill before you run it, and how to use it day to day. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and most other agents. No coding background needed.
Claude vs ChatGPT vs Gemini vs Perplexity
The Simple Breakdown of When to Use Each
There's really only 4 AI tools 95% of people need. This breaks down exactly what each one is best at: Claude as your connected work partner, ChatGPT for data analysis, custom GPTs, images, and voice mode, Perplexity for cited research (plus the scheduled-search feature almost nobody uses), and Gemini for anything that lives in Google Workspace. No feature dump, just the call to make for the task in front of you.
I Tested Every Viral Claude Cheat Code
Most Do Nothing, Here Are the 5 Moves That Do
Most of the slash-command cheat codes going around are a trick for one message. These are the 5 one-time setup moves that change every chat from now on: have Claude interview you and write your global instructions, connect your tools, build a second brain with a deeper interview, then find and build your first automation. All 3 copy-paste prompts included. No coding background needed.
How to Use Blotato to Blow Up Your Social Media
10K Followers in Under 2 Months, Full Setup
The exact Claude + Blotato setup that helped grow an account past 10,000 followers in under 2 months, given away in full. The 4 prompts run in one chat (analyze what's already working, remix the winners, sharpen every hook with /viral-hooks, spread it to every other platform), the full connection setup for Claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and other MCP clients, plus 7 free Claude skills built for it (brand-brief, content-coach, post-writer, post-grader, viral-hooks, repurpose, post-scheduler). Includes a 30% off Blotato code, valid for 3 months. No coding background needed.
The Real Estate Video Skill
Any Zillow Link Into a Cinematic Walkthrough
A free Claude skill that turns one Zillow listing URL into a finished, cinematic walkthrough video, with zero photos to upload and zero editing software. Paste the link and it scrapes the listing's own photo gallery (verified against similar-homes contamination), picks the best rooms and puts them in walkthrough order, then animates each one into a slow, validated cinematic push-in shot. The whole thing, given away in full: the exact scraping method, the room-curation logic, the copy-paste video prompt template, and the ffmpeg steps that stitch it into one hard-cut base video, ready to drop into your own editor and finish with music. Built for agents who don't want to pay $300-500 a listing for a videographer, and for videographers who want to offer walkthrough videos without editing each one by hand. No coding background needed.
Google's 15 Free AI Tools
The Full List, What Each One Replaces, Real Links
Google has quietly shipped 15 free AI tools through Google Labs, and most people have only heard of 3 or 4. Every one of them, given away in full: Pomelli (a free marketing agency), Stitch (replaces Figma), Google Opal (replaces n8n/Zapier), Mixboard (Canva plus Pinterest), Antigravity and Jules for coding, Flow and Flow Music for video and sound, NotebookLM, Google Vids, Google AI Studio, Project Genie, Learn Your Way, Vantage, and Gemini CLI. What each one does, what it replaces, and the real link to try it. No signup wall on the list itself.
Clone Any Voice, Then Get Paid for It
Fish Audio Setup + The Exact Money Plays
Fish Audio clones a voice from 10 seconds of audio for about a sixth of what ElevenLabs charges, and people are already charging real money with it. The full setup given away in full: the no-code path (clone a voice, generate speech, done) and the API path with real copy-paste code for cloning a voice and generating speech from it. Then the 3 ways people are monetizing it right now, with real pricing: voice agents for small businesses ($100-1,000 per deployment), multilingual voicemails for realtors ($200-500/month, plus a working batch-generation script), and dubbing YouTube and course videos into new languages ($50-500/video). Plus how to grab Fish Audio's 50% anniversary sale before it ends August 31, 2026. No coding background needed.
New to Claude? Follow This 1 Hour Setup Guide
60 Minutes, All 3 Prompts, No Code
Almost nobody sets Claude up before they start typing, then wonders why they keep getting generic AI slop. The way you set Claude up matters more than any prompt or skill you'll ever use. This is the exact 60-minute setup, with all 3 copy-paste prompts given away in full: build your global instructions, connect your real tools, build your second brain, and have Claude build your first automation. No coding, no terminal.
Book to Skill
Never Forget A Book Again, Free Plugin
You read a great book, then three months later you can't remember chapter 7 existed, and asking your AI about it just gets you a hallucinated summary. This free, open-source plugin fixes it by saving any book as a Claude skill your AI loads on demand instead of rereading or guessing. The exact install command, how to point it at a book, and the tips for using it on more than just books (docs, research, brand guidelines). No coding background needed.
Claude Memory That Never Resets
Session Memory Setup, ~10 Minutes
Every new Claude chat starts from zero, so you either re-explain everything or Claude re-reads your project files to reconstruct context it already had yesterday. This free MCP setup fixes it: a skill saves a short summary of each session to NotebookLM automatically, then Claude checks it first in every new chat instead of burning tokens re-reading old files. The install command, the real copy-paste skill file (using the actual add_source tool, not a made-up one), and the session-start instruction that makes Claude check memory before anything else. No coding background needed.
Skill vs Agent vs Workflow
Build Your First One of Each
Skill, agent, and workflow are not the same thing, and mixing them up is why most people's AI use never gets past one-off prompts. The plain-English breakdown given away in full: a skill is a recipe (one task, the same steps, every time), an agent is an employee (one lane, a few related tasks, judgment about which applies), and a workflow is the assembly line (chains skills and agents together, in a fixed order, into one finished outcome). Plus the decision test for which one to build, and 3 copy-paste prompts, one for each, that work in Claude today with zero coding background. Includes the real receipts: this exact guide, its landing page, its spot in the resources list, and the Instagram DM that sent it to you all came from one workflow, one sentence typed into Claude.
The CTS Prompt Pack
Build Your Context, Tools & Skills
Context, Tools, Skills. Three concepts that never change no matter which AI tool comes out next, and this is what living them actually looks like. Three copy-paste prompts, given away in full: one interviews you and writes your real about-me, voice, and offer files so AI stops giving generic answers, one audits your everyday apps (Gmail, Notion, Slack, Stripe, whatever you use) and writes the exact current way to connect each one plus your first goal-based instruction, and one pulls a repeated task straight out of your head and turns it into a saved, reusable skill file. Not an explainer. Paste each prompt in, answer what it asks, and walk away with the actual thing built. No coding background needed.
6 AI Resources Worth Stealing
The Exact Links From My Video, No Fluff
Every resource from the video, cleaned up and in one place instead of buried in the comments. 4 free tools: Kronos (a foundation model built for financial market forecasting), OmniRoute (unlimited free Claude Code usage, full setup linked), awesome-claude-skills (a running list of the best community-built Claude skills), and ai-job-search (turns Claude Code into a full job-application assistant). Plus the single best video to actually learn AI agents, and the podcast worth putting in your ears. No searching, just click and go.
The 4 MCPs Every Claude User Needs
Perplexity, Firecrawl, Playwright, Context7
Out of the box, Claude is smart but stuck. It can't research the live web, scrape a page, drive a browser, or read the current docs, so it runs at a fraction of what it can actually do. These 4 MCP servers fix all of it, and you install every one with a single pasted prompt. The whole thing, given away in full: the exact prompt that installs all 4 at global scope, what each one actually does in plain English (the best AI researcher alive, full-site scraping, a real browser, and up-to-date docs), the only two that need a free key and exactly where to grab them, a copy-paste test for each so you feel it working, and the three fixes for when one breaks. No code.
Run Claude Code for Free with OmniRoute
The Free Setup That Never Lets Claude Run Dry
You know the moment: you're deep in a build with Claude Code, it's flowing, and your usage limit hits. Now you're waiting hours for a reset or reaching for your card. OmniRoute is a free, open-source tool (26,000+ GitHub stars) that removes that wall. It's a switchboard running on your own computer, connected to 290+ AI providers with 90+ free tiers, and it uses a 4-tier fallback (your Claude subscription, then API keys, then cheap models, then free ones) so the second your Claude usage taps out it hands the work to a free model and you just keep coding. No error, no tool-switching. The whole setup, in plain English, given away in full: the one thing to check first (Node.js, which you already have if you run Claude Code), the one-line install that starts your switchboard, where to grab your access token from the localhost dashboard, and the single omniroute launch command that wires Claude Code for free fallback and opens it for you. Plus the manual two-line way for anyone who wants to point it by hand (with the no-/v1 gotcha the docs are firm about), how it quietly shrinks your token bill with built-in compression (15% to 95% savings), and the same endpoint working across Codex, Cursor, Cline, and Copilot too. The honest part included: free models aren't Claude, so stay on your subscription for serious work and lean on free fallback for the routine grind after you've run dry. Full credit to Diego Souza and the OmniRoute team, link inside. No coding background needed.
The FDE Playbook
Build Your First AI Agent, Land AI's Hottest Role
The Forward Deployed Engineer role is exploding (Salesforce wants 1,000, some paying up to $1M a year) and you don't need to code to get it. The full roadmap to build your first AI agent from zero: the 5-piece build stack, the 30-day plan (build, harden, measure, defend), how to turn it into proof, and the free-agent wedge that lands you the role before anyone gives you the title.
Talk to Anyone: Turn Any Person Into Your AI Coach
The Free Claude Code Plugin, Full Setup
Most "act like Alex Hormozi" prompts are garbage: the AI does a cartoon impression and makes up quotes. This free, open-source Claude Code plugin does the opposite, and the whole setup is given away in full. You type /coach and a name, and it web-searches the person, pulls real transcripts of them speaking (from their own channel or interviews on other channels, no API keys), reads their books and verified quotes, then distills all of it into a persona file: their voice, their actual frameworks, their signature phrases. Then Claude becomes them, grounded in what they really teach, and when it guesses beyond their real content it says so. Works for anyone with a public footprint, living or dead: Alex Hormozi from 12 of his videos, Warren Buffett with no channel of his own (interviews plus his shareholder letters), Marcus Aurelius from his actual writings. The quality bar is verbatim quotes only (the Buffett build threw out the famous "20 years to build a reputation" line because it couldn't source it). The full guide: the one thing you need (Claude Code), the two-command install with a copy button, the optional yt-dlp add-on that mines real spoken voice, your first coach with the real Hormozi opener, 6 coaches worth building first (Hormozi, Huberman, Buffett, Marcus Aurelius, Naval, Ogilvy), every command in plain English, how it actually builds a person in 5 steps, the honest limits (it's an emulation, not professional advice), and troubleshooting. Full credit to Colton Dean, who built the whole plugin in one overnight Claude Code run, link inside. No coding background needed.
New to Claude? Do These 5 Things First
The Exact Setup, All 3 Prompts, No Code
The way you set Claude up matters more than any prompt or skill you'll ever use, and almost nobody does it before they start typing. That's why beginners keep getting generic AI slop. This is the exact 5-step setup that turns Claude from a blank chatbot into an assistant that actually knows you, given away in full with all 3 copy-paste prompts. Step 0, download the desktop app, the place where you connect tools and set up things that run while you sleep. Step 1, paste the interview prompt: Claude asks you one question at a time like a smart friend, then writes a personal-instructions block that makes every future answer sound like it was written for you (including the name trick, a free warning light that tells you when a chat has run too long). Step 2, paste that block into settings so Claude knows who you are in every single chat forever. Step 3, connect Gmail, Calendar, and Drive so Claude can actually do things in your real accounts instead of just talking. Step 4, paste the second-brain prompt: Claude interviews you again, this time your whole work and personal life, then builds a folder of files that store everything about you so it never starts from zero again. Step 5, paste the automation prompt: Claude reads everything it now knows, finds the single highest-leverage task in your week, builds it as a reusable skill, and schedules it to run without you. Under an hour, no coding, no terminal. Every prompt included, nothing held back.
Cut Your Claude Code Tokens by 71%
Set Up Graphify, the Free Codebase Mapper
Your AI has been quietly re-reading your entire codebase to answer every question, and paying for it in tokens the whole time. Graphify, a free open-source tool with 90,000+ GitHub stars, fixes it: it reads your project one time and turns it into a knowledge graph, a map of every concept and how they all connect, so your AI reads the map instead of the files. Up to 71% fewer tokens. The whole setup, given away in full: the one thing to check first (Python 3.10+, with the one-line uv installer if you don't have it), the double-y package-name gotcha that trips everyone up, and the three commands that get you running (install the tool, connect it to your assistant, then type /graphify to build the map in about 30 seconds). Then how to actually use it: the graphify-out folder you get (a clickable graph.html, a highlights report, and the graph.json your AI queries from then on), plus the three commands that answer from the map without opening a single file (ask a plain-English question, trace the shortest path between two things on the FastAPI codebase in 3 hops, or explain one concept and everything it touches). Works in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, Copilot, and 15+ more. The honest part included: savings scale with codebase size, rebuild the map after big changes, and it lives in a coding agent, not the phone app. Full credit to the Graphify team, link inside. No coding background needed.
Let Claude Build Your PowerPoints
Set Up OfficeCLI, the Free AI Office Tool
AI has never been able to hand you a real, finished PowerPoint (or Word doc, or Excel file), the kind you open in the actual app and send to a client. This free, open-source tool (19,000+ GitHub stars) fixes that: it gives Claude full control of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, builds the real files, and no Microsoft Office install is needed. The whole setup, given away in full. The one-line install for Mac, Windows, and Linux, the single command that connects it to Claude Code, Cursor, or VS Code, and then the part that matters: you stop touching the command line and just talk to Claude. The wow is the render loop, which gives your AI eyes. Every other AI slide tool builds blind and never sees that the title overflows or two boxes overlap; this one renders each slide to an image so Claude looks at its own work and fixes the ugly parts before handing it over. Includes the exact copy-paste prompt that makes it build a 10-slide investor deck and self-correct, the four superpowers (see-its-own-work, template merge to fill one branded template with 100 clients, a real 350-function spreadsheet engine with pivot tables, and MCP so it works in every agent you already run), and the money plays for consultants, proposal-senders, finance, and course creators. The honest notes and full credit to the OfficeCLI team included. No coding background needed.
I Rebuilt a Local Business With AI
The Full Teardown: Website, CRM, Automated Ads
A real teardown, given away in full. I rebuilt an entire local business's growth machine with AI in about a week: a new website, a full CRM, and an automated ad funnel, all as someone with no coding background. One shrink wrap company, three builds, and the exact order of operations to copy it for any local business. Chapter 1, the website: kill the slow Wix site and rebuild it in Astro as a 47-page SEO machine that blankets the map with a page for every city and service (the same move that turned a dead 8-page site into a net that ranks). Chapter 2, the CRM: take a messy QuickBooks export, clean and tag it into a segmented list in GoHighLevel, wire the website form into it, and set the three automations that actually make money (instant new-lead alert, the review-request campaign that climbs local rankings, and the seasonal blast that refills the calendar). Chapter 3, the automated ad machine: a distraction-free landing page, a warm Meta Pixel, and the wiring that turns a Facebook click into a text on the owner's phone in seconds with zero manual follow-up. Chapter 4, how we actually fulfilled it: the full stack, the exact build sequence, the day-by-day timeline, what to ask the client for, and how to price all three so the website is the wedge, the CRM is the retainer, and the ads are the upsell that prints. Every local business you drive past has the same three problems. This is the playbook to fix them. No coding background needed.
How to Use Kimi K3
The Link + 5 Copy-Paste Prompts
China's Moonshot AI just dropped Kimi K3, a 2.8-trillion-parameter open-weight model and the largest ever shipped. It trades blows with Claude Fable 5 and GPT-5.6 on independent benchmarks, took the #1 spot on the human-judged Frontend Code Arena, and you can use it free today at kimi.com with no credit card. This is the whole thing given away in full: the link, what actually makes it a big deal in plain English (2.8T parameters, a 1-million-token context window, native vision, always-on thinking mode, roughly a third the API price of the US flagships, full weights dropping July 27), and the 5 best ways to put it to work, each with a copy-paste prompt you can steal. Frontend and vibe coding (its best event). Long-horizon agent work, the kind that would normally need a dozen back-and-forths. Deep research, where it set a state-of-the-art browsing score. Feeding it something huge, a whole codebase or book at once. And everyday knowledge work, where it ranked 3rd in the world across 44 jobs, ahead of Claude Opus 4.8. Plus Kimi Code, the open-source Claude Code alternative, for the developers. The honest take: you don't have to switch everything, but the gap between free open models and the best closed ones just closed, and the people who win are the ones who try the new thing the week it drops. No coding background needed.
How I Built a Client-Ready Website in 3 Hours With AI
The Exact Stack + Every Prompt, Zero Code
The full 7-tool workflow I used to build a fast, SEO-optimized, 40-plus page website for a client, as someone who knows zero code, given away in full. The stack: Claude Code (your builder), Firecrawl (reads any site and hands you its branding), Playwright (screenshots the reference site so Claude reverse-engineers the look), DataForSEO (real keyword and competitor data), Astro (the fast, SEO-friendly framework Claude builds in), GitHub, and Vercel, each with the one-line setup. Then the 7 phases with a copy-paste prompt for every one: find a reference site the client loves, extract its brand with Firecrawl, screenshot it with Playwright, rebuild it in Astro for the client, reverse-engineer a winning SEO strategy with real search data (this is what turned a 4-page idea into a 47-page site ranking #1), add the AEO layer that gets the site quoted by ChatGPT and Google's AI, and push it live on GitHub and Vercel. The difference between a $500 landing page and a site that pulls in customers on its own. No coding background needed.
3 Sleeper AI Tools for 2026
Set Up Orgo, Stanley, and Granola With Claude
Three AI tools almost nobody is talking about yet, with the exact setup for each and how I actually use them. Given away in full. Orgo: a cloud computer you plug into Claude so Claude can build and run agents inside it, then hand the whole thing to a client. This is the overpowered hack, you use your own Claude subscription to build AI for other people and sell it as a service (the one-line command to add it to Claude Code, the API-key step, the Hermes handoff play, and the honest note that the compute is paid). Stanley: the Stan team's content agent that reads your socials, learns your voice, and turns one voice note into a week of posts across LinkedIn, Instagram, and X, plus how I use it to stay consistent without living in an app (it is waitlist-gated, so how to get in position now). Granola: the free AI notetaker that listens in the background of any call, connected to Claude so Claude reads every meeting, pulls your action items, and quotes transcripts, turning Claude into an executive assistant that knows everything, the Connectors setup and the Claude Code command both included. Ends with why these three together fix three different bottlenecks. No coding background needed.
Vibe Trading: Your Free AI Trading Desk
Set Up the Open-Source Trading Agent, Plus the Best Prompts
Someone built a free, open-source AI trading agent (21,000+ GitHub stars) that turns Claude, or whatever AI you use, into a personal quant desk running on your own laptop. You type one command and ask in plain English ("backtest a BTC 20/50 moving-average strategy on last year"), and a team of AI agents kicks off: one pulls live market data, one writes the strategy, one backtests it against real history, and one checks the math so you're not fooling yourself. Hedge funds pay millions for a desk that does this. The whole setup, given away in full: the fastest path (one-line pip install), the Docker and MCP-into-Claude paths, the free data sources that need zero API keys, and the honest cautions up front (it's for research and backtesting, not a money printer, and there are fake tokens impersonating the project, never connect a wallet). Then the best prompts to steal: research a stock, backtest a strategy, analyze your own trades, run a full analyst team. Full credit to HKUDS, MIT licensed, link inside. Not financial advice. No trading background needed.
3 Claude Hacks Every AI User Should Know
The Name Trick, Model Switching, stop-slop
Three small Claude moves with outsized payoff, given away in full with the copy-paste prompt or command behind each. Hack 1, the name trick: add one line to your global instructions telling Claude to use your name every reply, so the moment it stops is your signal the context window is too full and it's time for a fresh chat, a reliability warning light for free (my exact global-instructions block included). Hack 2, switch models by the job: the smartest model like Fable for planning, architecting, and building skills and agents, then Opus or Sonnet for the actual execution, so you stop paying premium prices for cheap work and stretch your tokens way further (plus exactly how to switch in Claude Code and the app). Hack 3, install stop-slop: the free one-line skill that strips every AI tell out of your writing and scores it human, run before you publish anything. Full credit to Hardik Pandya for stop-slop. No code.
Give Your AI a Free Phone Number
Build a Grok Voice Agent in 2 Minutes
xAI just gave every AI voice agent a real, free phone number. It answers and makes live calls, books appointments, and knows your whole business, and you build it in the browser in under 2 minutes with no code. The full setup given away in full: open the builder at x.ai/voice, write the plain-English playbook, drop in the docs so it knows the business, pick a built-in voice or clone your own from 2 minutes of audio, and grab the free number (or bring your own via SIP). Plus how to wire it into a calendar and CRM so it takes action mid-call, the guardrails that keep it safe (no PII, human handoff), and the honest cost (building and the number are free, live calls run $0.05/min). Ends with the money play: build these for local businesses dropping calls and charge a monthly retainer, with two copy-paste playbooks to steal, one that books and one that qualifies. No coding background needed.
How to Never Lose With AI
My Real Setup, 5 Tools, Never Fall Behind
Understand three concepts (context, tools, skills) and you can drive any AI tool that exists or ever comes out. This is what living them looks like, given away in full. Part 1: exactly how I use AI every day out of one main harness (Claude Code in VS Code) to run my content, push live changes to my website, build my comment-to-DM funnels, do competitor research, analyze what's working, and deliver client projects, the work of a whole team from one seat. Part 2: the only 5 tools worth your attention out of the thousand you keep hearing about, and what each is for (your main harness, Wispr Flow to talk to your computer, Granola for transcripts, Composio to connect your tools, Hermes for a 24/7 agent). Part 3: the system that makes falling behind basically impossible, an agent that emails me the AI news every morning, an X feed trained to teach me, and one page I check weekly. Stop collecting tools and start driving one car. No coding background needed.
Turn Claude Code Into Your Job Hunter
Set Up the Free AI Job-Search Tool
A free, open-source tool turns Claude Code into a full job-application assistant, and this is the plain-English setup for people who aren't technical. It reads any job posting, scores whether you should even apply, rewrites your resume and cover letter for that exact job (with a second AI critiquing and revising the draft), checks the result survives the screening software that filters most applications, and preps you for the interview. The whole install is one copy-paste prompt: Claude Code sets itself up, downloads what it needs, and switches the job search over to LinkedIn and US boards. Given away in full, with the honest catches up front and every command explained like a friend would. Built by Mads Lorentzen, full credit and link inside. No coding background needed.
4 AI Jobs That Didn't Exist 2 Years Ago
The New Roles Paying Up to $150K, No Degree
Four brand-new AI roles companies are paying up to six figures to fill, and not one needs a college degree. The full breakdown, given away in full: AI Agent Manager (build and manage teams of AI agents, $75K to $150K+), AI Ops (keep a company's AI systems running, ~$115K avg), AI Trainer (Anthropic is literally paying $85K a year to learn AI through Claude Corps, applications close July 17), and Integration Specialist (connect a company's AI to Slack, Notion, and their CRM, ~$114K avg). For each one: what it actually is in plain English, what it pays with real researched numbers, who's hiring, the skills that get you the job, and a copy-paste starter project you build this week to prove you can do it. Ends with the 5-step roadmap to get hired on receipts instead of a resume. No coding background needed.
The 5 Best Claude MCPs for Solopreneurs & Creators
Higgsfield, Sandcastles, Perplexity, Beehiiv, Firecrawl
Claude can only talk. These 5 MCPs give it hands. Higgsfield makes your images and videos, Sandcastles tells you what content is working on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts, Perplexity researches anything in real time with sources, Beehiiv connects your newsletter (the only audience you own), and Firecrawl pulls data off any website. The whole setup, given away in full: both install paths for every tool (the no-terminal connector way and the one-line Claude Code way), every command and connector URL with a copy button, the honest notes (which two need a free API key, and why Beehiiv's MCP is read-only for now), and a day-one prompt for each so you feel what it does immediately. Ends with the Monday-morning workflow that chains all 5 into one chat: what outperformed last week, the news angle behind it, 3 scripts, the thumbnails, and what your subscribers already click on. No coding background needed.
The AI Money Stack
5 Tools, 5 Money Plays for H2 2026
I've tried over 100 AI tools. These are the 5 that actually make money, ranked from broadest to most niche and powerful: Claude Code, Higgsfield, GoHighLevel, ManyChat, and Retell AI. For each one: what it does in plain English, the real money plays (build websites, sell ad creatives, set up CRMs, run comment-to-DM funnels, deploy 24/7 phone agents), what to charge with real numbers, and the exact first move. Plus 4 copy-paste blocks given away in full: the prompt that finds your first sellable Claude Code project, the follow-up machine writer for GoHighLevel, my exact ManyChat comment-to-DM flow (the same one that delivered this guide), and a ready-to-use Retell receptionist agent prompt. Ends with how all 5 chain into one funnel a single client can buy, and a cheat sheet for which tool to start with. One play, one client, 30 days. No coding background needed.
The Simple AI Setup
The 5 Everyday Jobs to Hand AI First
The 5 jobs literally anyone should be handing to AI every single day, given away in full with a copy-paste prompt for each. Email triage that clears your junk, flags what needs a reply, and drafts the responses (with the two safety rules that keep it from ever guessing something important into the trash). A calendar manager that interviews you about your rules before it touches an event. A morning brief that emails you before you're out of bed. A market researcher that briefs you on every stock you hold before the open, using the tickers-and-percentages trick so it never sees a dollar amount. And the Friday weekly review that reads your actual calendar and email, drills you with questions, and spots the pattern you can't see yourself. All five follow one pattern: connect the tool, wrap it in a Skill, schedule what recurs. Learn it once and every new use case is 10 minutes. Runs in Claude Cowork, no terminal, no code.
The $10,000 AI Consultant Prompt
Claude Interviews You, Then Builds Your Automations
I asked Claude one thing: where is my business losing the most time, and can you go build the fixes? It interviewed me like a consultant, found the tasks eating my week, told me exactly which tools to connect, then built the automations as reusable skills that now run on autopilot. These are the exact 3 copy-paste prompts, given away in full. Prompt 1 does the heavy lifting: it checks what it already knows about you, then drills you with real discovery questions (what you do, how you spend your week, every repeat task, your dread list, your tools, your money leaks), sorts every task into automate, optimize, or keep, ranks them by hours and dollars saved, tells you the exact connectors to turn on and how, then builds each automation as a skill using the Skill Creator, one at a time with a test for each. Prompt 2 puts them on autopilot as scheduled tasks. Prompt 3 adds the next one a week later. Runs in the Claude app, no terminal, no coding background. The quality of what it builds is downstream of how honestly you answer, so treat it like a real call.
The Ultimate Claude Cowork Course
Beginner to Pro in 30 Minutes, All 5 Parts
Most people open Claude Cowork, start typing, and get generic garbage. That's not the tool, it's the onboarding nobody told you to do. This is the full 5-part setup, given away in full, that takes you from never touching Cowork to running it like a pro in under 30 minutes. Part 1, connect your tools before you type a word so Claude can pull from your real docs. Part 2, the copy-paste prompt that turns Claude into an interviewer and has it write your three context files for you. Part 3, the always-on global instructions template that makes it know your name, voice, and rules in every session. Part 4, how to pick and install your first 5 skills without drowning in 20 you'll never use. Part 5, the specific scheduled-task prompt that turns Cowork into an employee that works while you sleep. Then the bonus most people never unlock: the self-improving setup that makes Claude hunt for repetitive work and turn it into skills on its own, so your AI gets sharper every week without you managing it. Every prompt included, nothing held back. No terminal, no coding background.
The Claude Fable 5 Prompt Library
All 15 Copy-Ready Prompts, Built by Every
Fable 5 is built to run long, hard jobs on its own, but most people open it and don't know what to type. These are the 15 prompts the power users actually run, given away in full, copy-paste ready. The 2 setup prompts that come first (find the work in your world worth a Fable run, then turn any big idea into an agent-ready brief), plus all 13 from the library: delegate a task overnight, fix a broken agent workflow, build a go-to-market strategy from your real data, plan the architecture before you build, build a visual verification loop, port a whole codebase, turn scattered feedback into one batch of changes, design a dynamic workflow, turn repeated work into a loop, organize your context so Fable can use it, use Fable as a writing partner, and compound what the agent learned so it never forgets. Each one comes with the exact moment to use it and a one-click copy button. Full credit to Every and Dan Shipper's interview with Anthropic's Mike Krieger, with a link to the original. Built to run inside Claude Code. No fluff, just the prompts.
Clone Any Website With One Command
Set Up the Free AI Website Cloner, Plus the Best Prompts
Someone built a free, open-source tool (24,000+ GitHub stars) that clones any website with one command. You point your AI coding agent at a URL, type /clone-website, and it screenshots the page, pulls every color and font, then spins up a swarm of AI agents that rebuild each section at the same time and QA the result against the original. What you get out the other end is a clean, editable Next.js codebase, not a locked builder. The whole setup, given away in full: the 3 prerequisites (including the one browser setting everyone forgets), the Use-this-template step people skip, the exact 4-line install, and the one command that does the work. Then the sauce: 7 copy-paste prompts from your first straight clone, to grabbing just the one section you love, to matching a design but swapping in your own brand and colors, to fixing whatever the visual diff missed, to wiring in your real content and shipping to Vercel. Plus the honest line: don't steal a whole site, steal the vibe. Claude Code recommended, works with Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini, and more. No weeks of dev work.
Turn Claude Into a Market Analyst
Connect the Unusual Whales MCP, Plus the Best Prompts
Unusual Whales has the data the pros pay for: options flow, dark pool prints, congressional trades, insider buys, Greek exposure, short interest. The hard part was always reading it. Connect it to Claude once and just ask, in plain English. The full setup given away in full: what you're actually connecting (100+ live market-data endpoints across 15 categories), where to get the API key and the honest note that it needs a paid plan, all 5 ways to connect it starting with the no-files Claude Desktop method, and the one URL mistake that breaks everyone. Then the best prompts: the 30+ built-in routines you trigger by name (morning-briefing, unusual-flow, congress-tracker, greek-exposure), 8 copy-paste questions by use case, and the chaining trick that turns a 40-minute research session into one sentence. Not financial advice, you do your own diligence. No code.
Become Dangerously Good at AI
The Full Resource Drop: What to Watch, Who to Follow
The exact resources I'd hand a friend who wants to catch up fast, all in one place. Two videos to actually get it (Greg Isenberg's AI agents course, then Peter Yang's 45-minute Hermes build), the Startup Ideas podcast to live in, and the five X accounts that sit at the center of the whole AI world. Plus the move almost nobody makes on purpose: how to turn your X feed into a free, real-time AI tutor that updates faster than any course. And GitHub Trending, the one page that shows you what's coming weeks before it hits your feed. No 47-tab rabbit hole, no fluff, just the short list that actually moves you.
The $50K/Month Agent Playbook
One Person, Ten Clients, $50K a Month
Ten clients at $5K a month, run by one person and a fleet of AI agents. That's $50,000 a month at 85%+ margins, and Nick Vasilescu gave away the entire blueprint on Corey Ganim's podcast. The whole thing, given away in full: the offer that makes "unlimited" feel cheap, the three-step sales funnel that turns a cold call into a $5K/month client (free mini audit, then a $1K paid audit, then the managed service with the audit credited into month one), and the exact tool stack he uses (Orgo for the computers, Hermes for the agent, Composio for the connections, Agent Mail for the inbox, Codex or Claude Code to build). Plus how one person runs ten clients solo: the operator layer the client never sees, the 26-second agent install, cloning a golden snapshot to productize, managing the whole fleet from your phone, watchdogs that catch problems first, and the token math that keeps margins north of 85%. One new client every six weeks gets you there.
20 Secret SEO Claude Prompts
Audit and Outrank Local Competitors
Everyone's using Claude for local SEO. Almost nobody is doing it right. These are the 20 prompts that actually move rankings, given away in full, copy-paste ready, no teaser version. They audit your Google Business Profile, your website, your backlinks, and your content against your top 3 competitors and hand back a real plan: the categories you're missing, the keywords leaking revenue past you, the page-2 rankings one title tag away from page 1, and the city pages you need to build. Grouped into 4 parts (GBP, website, authority, content + tracking), each prompt comes with what it does and why it matters. Plus the business-context loader you paste first that makes every prompt 10x sharper, and the 12-week order to run them in so you actually execute instead of hoarding spreadsheets. The same audits an agency charges thousands for, run yourself with zero SEO background. Comes from 14-year local SEO operator Sarvesh Shrivastava, packaged and cleaned up here.
Make Real Videos in Claude Code
Set Up OpenMontage, the Free AI Video Studio
Most free AI video tools just animate a few stills. OpenMontage, a new open-source project that hit #1 on GitHub Trending, runs inside Claude Code and builds a real video instead: it researches your topic, writes and narrates the script, finds royalty-free music, cuts real motion footage from open archives, burns in captions, and renders the whole thing, all from one sentence you type. The full setup, given away in full: the 4 prerequisites, the clone-and-install with the no-make fallback and the Windows fix, what you get for $0 with zero API keys, the optional keys that unlock cinematic output for cents, and the budget cap that stops surprise bills. Then the best prompts in 5 copy-paste buckets, including the 'use real footage only' trick that cuts real clips instead of animating stills, plus the pro tips: reference-video beats a blank prompt, the gate that refuses to ship slideshows, and free local generation if you have a GPU. Runs in Claude Code, Cursor, or any coding agent. No video editor, no After Effects.
The 5 MCPs That Turn Claude Code Into a Superpower
Playwright, Perplexity, Context7, Firecrawl, Sequential Thinking
Out of the box, Claude Code is smart but stuck. It can't see your browser, search the live web, read current docs, or scrape a page, and it rushes hard problems. These 5 MCP servers fix all of it, and you install every one with a single pasted prompt. The whole thing, given away in full: the exact prompt that installs all 5 at global scope, what each one actually does in plain English (a browser, the best AI researcher alive, up-to-date docs, full-site scraping, and a whiteboard for complex builds), the only two that need a free key and exactly where to grab them, a copy-paste test for each, and the three fixes for when one breaks. No code.
9 AI Tools, Ranked From Beginner to Dangerously Powerful
ChatGPT to Granola, ranked least niche to most powerful
Most people stop at tool #8. This is the full stack, ranked from the AI everyone already has to the one almost nobody knows about, given away in full. All 9 tools from the video: ChatGPT, Claude (plus Cowork and Code), Obsidian and the Web Clipper, Higgsfield, Supabase, Composio, Wispr Flow, Hermes, and Granola. For every one: what it does, what you're missing without it, what it costs, the exact setup (including the commands you paste straight into Claude), and how I actually use it every day with zero coding background. Plus a day-one prompt for each so you feel what it does, and how the whole thing works as one connected machine instead of 9 separate apps. No code.
5 Claude Skills Everyone Should Install
find-skills, mcp-builder, stop-slop, last30days, inbox-triage
Most people run Claude with zero skills installed and wonder why it feels generic. These are the 5 I'd hand anyone, given away in full. find-skills searches the whole open ecosystem and finds you a skill for almost any task. mcp-builder builds Claude a connector for any app that doesn't have an official one. stop-slop strips the AI tells out of your writing and scores it. last30days researches any topic across Reddit, X, YouTube, and GitHub in 30 seconds. The fifth, inbox-triage, you build yourself in two minutes with the copy-paste prompt inside, and it drafts your replies and clears your junk every morning. Four install in one line each, the exact commands are all here. No code.
Give Your AI the Whole Internet
Set Up Agent Reach, Free, in 30 Seconds
Your AI can write you an email or build you an app, but ask it to look something up online and it just can't. Someone built a free, open-source tool, now at 40,000+ GitHub stars and #1 trending, that fixes that in one pasted line: it gives your AI agent the ability to read and search the internet with zero API fees. The whole thing, given away in full: the exact line to paste (Claude Code, Cursor, any agent that runs commands), the safe-mode option, what works the instant you install it (web, YouTube transcripts, full-internet search, public GitHub, RSS) versus the few platforms that need a quick login (Twitter, Reddit, LinkedIn), five copy-paste use cases worth stealing (real product research off Reddit and X, summarize a YouTube video without watching, company research before a call, current answers with sources, trend research before you make content), and the honest cautions, starting with the one that matters most: use a burner account, never your main. No code.
Let Claude Edit Your Videos
Set Up Palmier Pro, the Free AI Video Editor
Someone built a free, open-source Mac video editor with a built-in MCP, which means you can connect it straight to Claude and edit your timeline by just talking to it. It already has 8k+ GitHub stars and people say it beats CapCut and Premiere. The full setup, given away in full: the one requirement to check first, the 3-step install, the single command that wires it to Claude (plus the one-click path for the Claude Desktop app), and four copy-paste prompts that get Claude trimming dead air, adding captions, reordering for a stronger hook, and dropping in b-roll. The honest line on what's free (the editor and the Claude editing, forever) and what needs a subscription (generating brand-new AI footage). Mac on Apple Silicon, no code.
The 5 Tools That Put You Ahead of 90%
Wispr Flow, Composio, Claude Code, Hermes, Firecrawl
If you know what even one of these is, you're already ahead of most people with AI. The full stack, set up as one machine: Wispr Flow talking your context in, Composio wiring Claude to 250+ of your apps through one connection, Claude Code as the brain you run everything out of, Hermes running jobs while you sleep, and Firecrawl pulling clean data off any website for competitor research and branding. A one-page cheat sheet (what each tool is, what you miss without it, what it costs), then the exact setup for all 5 with the install commands you paste straight into Claude. Mostly free, no code background needed.
The Ad Predictor
Test Your Ads on Fake Customers Before You Spend
Everyone knows the only way to learn if an ad converts is to spend money on it. This free Claude skill flips that. It researches your market, builds a panel of fake-but-realistic customers who think and object like your real buyers, then runs every ad past every one of them as an independent critic. You get back a simple ranked verdict: a letter grade per ad, a directional conversion band, the top objections, and the exact copy fixes. Then it offers to rewrite your weakest ad for you. The whole skill, given away in full: drop the folder into Claude Code, type /ad-predictor, answer six questions, done. The one thing it refuses to do is lie with a fake precise number. Optional power mode runs 100 customers with real statistics. No agency, no wasted budget.
Set Up jcode (Free, in 2 Minutes)
The Open-Source Agent That Beats Claude Code
Someone open-sourced an AI coding agent that uses about 21x less memory than Claude Code and boots roughly 63x faster than Codex, because it's built in Rust instead of JavaScript. It's free, and it runs on the Claude or ChatGPT subscription you already pay for, so there's no per-token bill. The whole setup, given away in full: the one prompt that installs it for you, the manual one-liner for Mac, Windows, and Linux, how to log it into the plan you already have, and the two features the heavy tools can't match. Built-in memory that recalls what matters with zero setup, and a swarm that runs a team of agents in one project, fixing each other's mistakes. No terminal experience needed.
WTF Is an Agent Loop?
When to Automate, When to Stay in the Loop
Everyone in AI is suddenly saying "loops" and almost nobody explains it. Here it is in plain English, given away in full: an agent loop is AI doing a job over and over and checking its own work with no human in the middle. The two kinds of loops (the Lego version that makes it click), the secret ingredient that separates a useful loop from a money pit (a right-or-wrong scoreboard the AI can grade itself against), a copy-paste prompt to run your first loop today, and the green-light/red-light test for when to use one. Plus the rule that matters most: anything that needs real human judgment keeps a human in the loop, because AI can replicate sauce, it can't create it. The honest part on cost is in here too (one builder burned $1.3M in a month). No code.
The Local Ad Engine
Any Website URL Into Agency-Quality Ads
Paste one business website URL into Claude and walk away with a full set of on-brand ad creatives, copy and images, in about five minutes. The same work an agency charges $3,000 to $15,000 a month for. The whole prompt, given away in full: Claude reads the site and builds a real brand kit (colors, offer, customer, photos), writes the direct-response copy a senior writer would write, then renders the creatives through Higgsfield with the headline baked right on. It stops to show you the copy before it spends a thing. Works for any business, anywhere. The exact prompt I give away at local business workshops, plus the one-click Higgsfield setup. No design background, no agency.
The Dangerously Good AI Stack
The 5 Tools the Power Users Actually Run
Everyone dangerously good with AI runs the same 5 tools every single day, and the last one hardly anyone has heard of. The full stack, set up as one machine: Claude Code as the brain, Wispr Flow feeding it context by voice, Hermes running jobs while you sleep, Composio wiring it to 500+ of your apps through one connection, and Apify handing it live data from anywhere on the internet. A one-page cheat sheet (what each tool is, what you miss without it, what it costs), then the exact setup for all 5 with the install commands you paste straight into Claude. Mostly free, no code background needed.
When to Use the Hermes Agent (vs the Claude App)
The one question + the 4 use cases that earn their keep
Everyone's running a Hermes agent now, but most people use it for stuff the regular Claude app already does for free. This is the decision framework, given away in full. What Hermes actually is in plain English (for anyone who's never heard of it), the one question that tells you when to reach for an agent instead of just opening the app (does this job need to run when I'm not there?), and the 4 use cases where an agent genuinely earns its keep: the speed-to-lead agent, the head of content, the watchdog, and the overnight operator. Each with the role it plays and a copy-paste setup prompt. Plus when to skip the agent and just open the app.
5 Free Claude Plugins (One AI Employee Per Job)
Productivity, small business, marketing, sales, legal
Anthropic quietly dropped a free pack of plugins, one built for each job you actually do, and most people have no idea they exist. A plugin turns Claude into a hyper-focused employee for you. The full breakdown of all 5: what each one does, the real skills it ships with, and the single best use case for each (will I make payroll, plan a full launch campaign, prep every sales call, redline a contract against your own playbook). Plus the one-time marketplace command and the exact copy-paste install line for every plugin. All free, all official Anthropic, all open source.
How to Use Claude as Your Personal Chef
Save 2 hours every week on meal planning
I uploaded a fridge photo, told Claude my nutrition goals and that every meal had to take 30 minutes or less, and it planned, researched, and built an entire week of recipes, then handed me a one-click grocery list with shopping links. The whole system, given away in full: four copy-paste prompts you run in order. Read your fridge, set your goals, run deep research to build the week, then get a grocery list you order in one click. Detailed recipes and macros for every meal. Save 2 hours every single week. The high-protein fettuccine alfredo alone was worth it.
Second Brain as a Service
The $2-5K AI Business Playbook
There's an AI business nobody is talking about yet, and gurus say it'll be huge within a year. You organize a company's knowledge so their AI can actually use it, charge $2-5K to build it, and $500-1K a month to keep it running. The whole playbook, given away in full: the exact build (skip the complicated tech, here's why), the copy-paste navigation file and prompts that do the heavy lifting, real pricing and how to scope so you don't get buried, the 5 industries that need this most with the killer tool and the ROI number for each, the pitch that lands clients without a portfolio, and the four reasons these projects fail so yours doesn't.
Claude Corps: The Link + How to Stand Out
$85K a Year to Learn AI, No Degree
Anthropic is paying 100 people $85K a year to spend a year learning AI at real nonprofits, no degree required. This is the link to apply plus the exact plan to actually get picked. What you get for the year, why most applications are noise, and the three moves that build receipts before the program starts: automate your own life this week, run the AOA framework (audit, optimize, automate) to find what to hand off, and the one move almost nobody makes that gets you remembered. Applications close July 17th.
Find Every Subscription Draining Your Account
The Prompt That Catches What You Forgot You Pay For
I pointed Claude at my bank and it caught almost $200 a month I had no idea I was still paying for. The whole thing, given away in full: the copy-paste prompt that turns Claude into a personal subscription auditor, the safe way to run it without handing over a single password (upload your last few statements, no bank connection needed), and the bonus prompt that writes your cancellation emails for you. It finds every recurring charge, ranks them by what they cost you a year, flags the forgotten trials and duplicate tools, totals up the waste, and hands you a cancel list in order. Runs in about 30 seconds. Not financial advice, you make every cancel call.
The AI Tools Tier List
15+ Tools, Ranked, Plus the Ones to Skip
I ranked the big AI players like NBA teams, and this is the full board. The two tools I open every day, the four frontier chatbots ranked head to head, nine specialists for the specific jobs (research, content, video, voice, automation, meetings, second brain), and the ones to flat-out skip, including the one you should never pay for. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, Poppy AI, Higgsfield, Wispr Flow, n8n, Granola, Obsidian, Excalidraw, and more. No affiliate fluff, just the stack I actually run. Almost all free.
Claude for Dummies
Complete Beginner to AI Operating System
The book I wish someone had handed me when I was a complete beginner, given away in full. 5 short chapters, explained like you're in 3rd grade, that take you from your first Claude session to an AI operating system that runs half your life. The mental model that makes it all click, how to build an AI second brain that actually knows you, the tools worth connecting (email, bank, meetings, research), how to build your own skills, and the exact ones to install first. Copy-paste prompts in every chapter that tell you exactly when to use them. Cowork for 99% of it, no terminal, no coding background needed.
Build a Portfolio Co-Pilot in Claude
A Daily Market Report That Writes Itself
I built my dad a research analyst that never sleeps. Every morning Claude reads the market, checks his exact stocks, breaks down earnings, watches where the big institutional money is moving, and writes it into one personalized report, the kind of analysis people pay advisors for. The full build, given away in full: the prompt that has Claude interview the investor about their real goals, the analysis that catches hidden overlap and fake concentration most people never see, and the scheduled routines that draft a market briefing every weekday morning plus a monthly check-up. It runs entirely on percentages, so you build it for your dad, your mom, your clients, or yourself without ever knowing a dollar amount. Not financial advice, every output is a draft you review. No code.
3 Claude Skills That Make Your AI Smarter
Memory, Reorganize, Pause + Resume
Most people use Claude like a search bar, ask, answer, start from zero tomorrow. These three free skills make it compound instead. Memory saves what Claude learns about you and reads it back every session, so it stops forgetting who you are. Reorganize points Claude at a messy folder and it sorts, renames, and files everything, asking before it moves a thing. Pause + Resume writes a handoff when you stop and picks up exactly where you left off next time. Download all three ready-to-use skill files, drop them into Claude Code or Claude desktop, and your setup gets smarter the more you use it. No editing, no code.
How to Become AI-Native
The 3 Layers, 12 Steps, One Afternoon
Everyone says "AI-native." Almost nobody is. Using ChatGPT makes you AI-native the way owning a website made you a tech company. The real thing is a system on three layers, and this is the full roadmap, given away in full: People (stop doing the work, start managing it), Agents (the four things every agent needs to run without you, plus how to chain skills so quality compounds), and Context (build a brain, a folder of files that gives your AI 20/20 vision on your world). 12 steps, the actual system I run my business on as a marketer with zero coding background, real callouts on how I do each one, and a copy-paste prompt that builds your first reusable skill in two minutes. Beginner-led, no code.
Own Your AI: The Local Models Survival Guide
Run AI Nobody Can Ban or Shut Off
A government just banned a frontier model and the company pulled it overnight. The fix is owning part of your stack: an AI that runs on your own machine, where it can't be banned, throttled, price-hiked, or deprecated. The whole no-code setup, given away in full: which free app to install (LM Studio), which model to pick for your laptop's RAM, the quantization trick that shrinks a server-class model onto a normal computer, how to give it web search and your files, and the honest read on how far behind the cloud it really is (about four months, and why that doesn't matter for most work). No terminal, no code.
The Faceless YouTube Playbook
A Channel That Pays, No Camera
One creator ran this exact system for four months, three hours a week, and crossed $10K a month on a faceless channel. The full playbook, given away in full: the three prompts that find a niche that actually pays, build a reusable script system, and lock your channel's look so it doesn't look like a content farm. Claude writes it, ElevenLabs voices it, Higgsfield draws it, you stitch it in 30 minutes. The honest part on why most people quit too early is in here too. No camera, no code.
Are You AI-Pilled?
The 5 Levels, From Button Masher to Creative Mode
Most people think they're a level 4 with AI when they're really a 1, because how often you use it tells you almost nothing about how good you actually are with it. The honest 5-level map (Button Masher, Side Quester, Speedrunner, Modder, Creative Mode), what each level really looks like, the trap that keeps people stuck at the bottom feeling like they're near the top, a 30-second quiz that drops you on your real level, and the single level-up move that climbs you one rung. Find your level, then climb.
The AI System That Survives Every New Model
Build Once, Works With Any AI
A new "best AI ever" drops every month and most people burn their energy chasing each one. The people actually winning built one thing that never changes: a folder any AI model can read. The one rule that makes it model-proof (a folder, not a Project, so nothing silos and you never rebuild), what you need (Claude Code or Cowork, both free, no code), and the copy-paste prompt that interviews you about your real work and builds the whole system around your answers. Blends my own structure with Karpathy's wikilink approach. No coding required.
The Best AI for Every Use Case
The Bad, Good, and Great Pick for 6 Tasks
Most "best AI tools" lists are a pile of logos with no opinion. This one picks a winner. For the six things people actually use AI for, research, writing, apps and websites, marketing, content, and coding, you get three picks each: the one to skip, the decent one, and the one I'd actually reach for, plus why the winner wins. Perplexity, Claude, Claude Code + Astro, Higgsfield, Sandcastles.ai, and an honest call on Codex vs Claude Code for raw coding. Almost all free, plus the one tool (Obsidian) that ties the whole stack into a system.
Connect NotebookLM to Claude
Give Claude a Free Research Brain
Someone built a free plugin (~7k GitHub stars) that connects Google NotebookLM straight to Claude, so it answers from your real documents with citations instead of making things up. The wild part: NotebookLM reads up to a million words at once and runs the heavy analysis on Google's servers for free, so it barely touches your Claude usage. The honest heads-up (it runs in Claude Code, not the web app), the no-terminal install, how to build your first knowledge base, and 5 copy-paste prompts. This is the skill version, simpler than the MCP setup. No coding required.
15 Free GitHub Repos That Make Claude Insanely Better
The 5 From the Video, Plus 10 More
There are thousands of free plugins, skills, and tools for Claude on GitHub, and most people never find them. These are the 15 worth your time, each with an honest tag for who it's actually for. The official Anthropic skills that power real Word and PowerPoint files, the repo that strips AI tells out of your writing, the one that gives Claude a real browser, 40 marketing skills, two directories to find the rest, and the niche finance model I'm honest about (great if you already trade, not a money printer). All free, all real, grouped by what you do.
Upgrade Your AI Second Brain
The 2 Moves from the YC CEO's Brain
The CEO of Y Combinator put the AI brain that runs his operation on GitHub. Most of it is built for a billionaire tracking deals. Two moves inside it are for everyone, and both run on free tools. The self-wiring graph that auto-links every person and project in your notes, the nightly dream cycle that cleans up and connects your whole brain while you sleep, and the three copy-paste prompts that add both to a brain you already have, or build you one from scratch in 10 minutes. No coding required.
The last30days Setup Guide
Search All of Social Media in 30 Seconds
No single AI tool you already pay for can search all of social media at once. This free open-source skill (36k+ GitHub stars) can: it researches any topic across Reddit, X, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Hacker News, and Polymarket, then hands you a summary grounded in what real people actually said the last 30 days, ranked by real engagement instead of SEO. The 30-second install for Claude Code, Desktop, and Cowork, which optional free-tier API keys to add and when, and six copy-paste prompts worth stealing (meeting prep, real breaking news, tool comparisons, and a one-line shareable HTML brief). No coding required.
How to Be Un-Replaceable
The New-Grad Playbook for the AI Era
Stanford found that 22-to-25-year-olds in AI-exposed jobs already lost 16% of their employment since ChatGPT, even after controlling for company-level shocks. AI didn't take the job, it took the door that lets new people in. This is the playbook to walk through it anyway. The 3 Layers of Un-Replaceable (credibility, proof, daily edge), 5 projects you can build this week with copy-paste prompts, the Automate vs. Never-Automate line so AI makes you sharper not duller, a 30-day sprint that threads it all together, and the Interview Translation that makes a hiring manager lean in. No coding required.
5 Free AI Certifications For Your Resume
Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, IBM, Databricks
Every company is hiring for AI skills, and most lists of "free" AI certs are lying to you: the course is free, then the certificate costs $49 a month. These five are the real ones, course and credential both genuinely free, each from a name recruiters recognize. A direct enroll link for all five, the order to do them in (fastest to deepest), what each one signals to a hiring manager, and the part most people skip: exactly how to display them on LinkedIn and your resume so they actually get seen. Plus the reputable certs I left off, and why.
20 Secret Codes for Claude
20 Real Features Almost Nobody Uses
Most people type into Claude the same way every time and wonder why it feels mid. Power users know the codes. These are 20 of them, and every single one is a real feature that actually does something, not a made-up prompt trick. Keywords like ultrathink, hidden toggles like Extended Thinking and Research, shortcuts like double-tap Esc to undo anything, plus the build moves (Artifacts, Projects, Connectors) and the setup that compounds (Custom instructions, CLAUDE.md, subagents, skills). Each one is tagged for the app, Cowork, or Code so you only learn what's for you. Most work in the everyday chat app.
Make Your Resume Un-Rejectable
The Exact Claude Prompts
Most resumes don't get rejected because the person isn't qualified. They get rejected because they're vague, missing the right keywords, and impossible to skim, so they die in the first six seconds. These three copy-paste prompts fix all of it: the first audits your resume like a recruiter about to pass on you, the second rewrites it with the Google XYZ formula, the third makes sure it survives the skim. Plus a bonus prompt that applies to jobs for you in Claude Cowork. One person on Reddit ran them and got 4 interviews in 24 hours. The one rule at the bottom keeps it true to you, not AI slop.
The Hermes Desktop App Setup Guide
The Fastest-Growing AI Agent, Now a Download
Running a real AI agent used to mean spinning up a cloud computer and wiring up a mini IT project. Nous Research just turned all of that into a download. Hermes Desktop is a free, open-source native app for Mac, Windows, and Linux: you install it, talk to it, and it goes to work. It lives in Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp, and your email, remembers everything, builds its own skills, and runs on a plain-English schedule. Inside: the walkthrough video, plus the five download-and-setup steps the video skips, and the first prompts to run on day one.
Build Better Claude Skills
The Progressive Disclosure Setup
Most people cram everything into one SKILL.md file and wonder why their bigger skills get flaky. There's a documented fix Anthropic calls progressive disclosure: a lean overview that loads detail only when needed. The full breakdown of how Claude loads a skill in three levels, a before-and-after example, the seven rules nobody mentions (one-level-deep references is the big one), and two copy-paste prompts that build or refactor a skill for you. Every claim sourced to Anthropic's own docs.
The Agent-Ready Roadmap
How to Win the New Internet
For 30 years the internet was built for humans. Now the customer is an AI agent that browses, evaluates, and buys, and bots already outnumber humans online (51% of all web traffic). Morgan Stanley pegs agent shopping at $190 to $385 billion by 2030, yet only 22% of businesses are ready. The full roadmap to get early: the one reframe that makes it click, AEO (the new SEO), MCP and agent actions, the payment plumbing the giants are racing to build, and your first-week moves. Four phases, one vetted video each (Greg Isenberg, Anthropic, Stripe, Lenny's Podcast), every claim sourced.
3 Free AI Tools to Set Up With Claude
Granola, Obsidian, Excalidraw, Connected
Most people run Claude with nothing connected to it. These three free tools fix that. Granola is a connector that lets Claude pull any meeting or call. Excalidraw is a connector that lets Claude draw hand-style diagrams on command. Obsidian works differently, and this is the part everyone gets wrong: it's not a connector, it's a folder you point Claude Code or Cowork at every single time so it reads everything you've written. The exact setup for all three, the copy-paste CLAUDE.md template, a test prompt for each, and a workflow that chains them into one connected brain.
Set Up Claude Cowork Like the Pros
Two Prompts, One AI That Knows You
Most people open Cowork, start typing, and wonder why it acts like a goldfish. The pros run two prompts first. The exact copy-paste Global Instructions brief that loads before every task, and the Second Brain Builder that interviews you and writes your CLAUDE.md, About Me, and brand-voice files into a folder Claude reads every time. Twenty minutes, no coding, and Cowork shows up already knowing who you are.
Stop Uploading PDFs to Claude
Cut Your Token Use by 70%
Every PDF you drag into Claude burns up to 5,000 tokens per page, and a 20-page doc can eat 10% of your context window before you ask a thing. MarkItDown, a free Microsoft tool with 140k+ GitHub stars, converts PDFs, Office files, images, audio, and YouTube links into clean Markdown that Claude reads for a fraction of the cost. The exact copy-paste prompt that installs it for you, the formats it handles, when to reach for it, and the gotchas nobody mentions (scanned PDFs, the [all] flag, image OCR vs descriptions).
4 Ways to Make Money With the Hermes Agent
Four Plays, Four Prompts, One 48-Hour Start
Hermes is the fastest-growing AI agent on the internet, but almost nobody is making money with it. Four real playbooks that attach it to something businesses already pay for: lead gen, custom AI employees ($5K/mo per client), content research, and market alerts. Each comes with the bad-vs-good copy-paste prompt, an interactive quiz that picks your play, and a 48-hour checklist to land your first result. The honest frame throughout: it's a junior operator, not a money printer.
The AI Adoption Curve
5 Tiers, From Old Schooler to AI CHAD
Everyone using AI sits on the same 5-tier curve, and most people are stuck one rung lower than they think. The full map: what defines each tier, the exact tool stack at every stage (ChatGPT and Grok at the bottom, Claude Code, Wispr Flow, OpenClaw, and Hermes at the top), and the single level-up move that bumps you to the next. Find your tier, then climb.
Set Up Kronos
The Free AI That Forecasts the Markets
The same kind of tech a hedge fund pays millions for is sitting on GitHub for free. Kronos is the first open-source AI model built to forecast financial markets (27.9k stars, accepted to AAAI 2026, trained on 45+ exchanges). The honest framing (it's a forecasting tool, not a money printer), the no-code setup that lets Claude install and run it for you, the manual Python quick-start, and 5 copy-paste prompts including the backtest that shows how close it actually gets.
The Claude Council
Five Advisors, One Verdict, No Yes-Man
Stanford found Claude agrees with you about 50% more than another human would, which makes it a yes-man on every decision that matters. The Claude Council fixes that. One free skill turns Claude into five advisors who answer independently, peer-review each other blind, and hand you one clear call. What it is, the two-minute install, how to run it, and full credit to Ole Lehmann, Andrej Karpathy, and AI with Remy.
The $5K/Month Solo AI Agent Playbook
One Person, One Agent, $5,000 a Month
There's a guy charging clients $5,000 a month to build and manage a single AI agent, with no team and no agency. The full playbook from his interview with Greg Isenberg: the offer that makes "unlimited" feel cheap, the one word swap that 100x's the price (AI employee, not agent), the six industries to target and two to avoid, and the exact stack he uses to build, host, connect, and babysit every agent.
The 7-Day AI Roadmap
Beginner to Your Own AI Team
The exact seven-day setup that turns Claude from a chatbot into a team of agents that draft your emails, prep your day, and finish real work while you sleep. One move a day: the four-folder workspace, your ABOUT-ME and ROLE files, your first real handoff, native connectors, inbox triage in your voice, and a scheduled 7am morning brief. Six copy-paste prompts, no coding background.
How I'm Using Opus 4.8
Get the Most Out of the New Model
Opus 4.8 is the best model out there, and most people leave half of it on the table. The effort lever almost nobody touches (4.8 on low vs ultra feels like two different models), three prompting changes that make it actually listen, what genuinely changed under the hood, and the honest catch reviewers are flagging. No hype, no "it's perfect."
The Top 20 Use Cases for Claude
Chat vs. Cowork vs. Code, Decoded
There are three Claudes and most people only use one. This is the map: the 20 jobs people get the most value from, each matched to the right surface (Chat for one-offs, Cowork for scheduled and in-your-voice work, Code for building). Every use case ships with a copy-paste prompt and the 30-second rule for picking the right Claude every time.
Get Dangerously Good with Claude
0 to Hero in 6 Levels
The 6 habits that separate people getting 10x out of Claude from everyone else, in order, no technical background needed. RCCF prompting, project memory and CLAUDE.md, Cowork, reusable Skills, MCP connectors, and Claude Code. Includes 3 copy-paste prompts and a 7-day plan that takes you from treating Claude like a chatbot to running autonomous agents.
Claude for Small Business: All 15 Skills
The 15 Pre-Built Workflows, Decoded
Anthropic just dropped 15 ready-to-run agentic workflows for small business inside Claude Cowork. Every skill broken down by category, the software each one connects to (QuickBooks, PayPal, HubSpot, Canva, DocuSign, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365), the 5-step install, and the four skills worth running first for the fastest cash and time wins. Plus the 10+ city free workshop tour with a Claude Max month included.
5 Claude Setup Moves
Day-One Settings That 10x Your Claude
The 5 in-app settings to flip on in your first 20 minutes with the Claude desktop app. Personal context template, memory toggle, the writing-style extraction prompt that makes Claude write in your voice, 5 starter projects everyone should create, and the 4 connectors to enable first. Most people skip every single one. Flip them and Claude stops feeling like a chatbot.
Claude Code Day One
5 Setup Moves Before You Build Anything
The 30-minute setup that turns Claude Code from a chatbot into an agent that performs. Copy-paste CLAUDE.md template, the plan-mode forcing prompt, the phased-build prompt, the .env pattern that keeps your keys out of chat, and the prompt that turns any working session into a reusable skill. Five moves, all copy-paste, all working.
Run Claude Code For Free
Same CLI, Free Open Source Models
A 26,000-star GitHub proxy reroutes Claude Code through free open source models (NVIDIA NIM, OpenRouter, Kimi, DeepSeek, Ollama). Same CLI, same workflow, around 90 percent of the quality, costing zero. The 6-step install, the 7 model picks that actually hold up for coding, the pro move to mix providers per tier, and how to enable the native model picker so you can swap free models mid-session.
The Autonomous AI Roadmap
Audit, Optimize, Automate — Ship Your First Agent
Autonomous AI just hit and 84% of users are still typing into ChatGPT. The AOA framework picks the one task in your week worth automating, surfaces the context every human assumes but every agent needs, and points you at the right execution layer (Claude Code, Hermes, or OpenClaw). Includes the copy-paste build prompt that walks you through the whole thing end-to-end, plus 5 starter workflows ranked by payoff speed.
The 10-Minute Motion Graphic
Two Prompts. One Animated Reel.
The 2-step framework for AI-generated short-form motion graphics. Style a static image with one prompt. Animate it with a second. Out comes a 9:16 motion graphic ready for Reels, TikTok, or Shorts in under 10 minutes. Both copy-paste prompt templates, 5 plug-and-play styles (grid paper, whiteboard, neon poster, watercolor, retro print), the tool stack ranked by reliability, and the 3 troubleshooting fixes for when the animation reverses, drifts, or garbles text.
The Hermes Agent Setup Guide
Install the Fastest-Growing AI Agent in 5 Minutes
The fastest project in GitHub history to hit 100,000 stars. Built by Nous Research. 40+ tools and the most popular skills pre-installed, built-in SQLite memory that compounds across sessions, and OpenRouter integration that cut one user's token spend by 90%. Inside: what Hermes actually is vs. Claude Code and OpenClaw, the one-command install, the first 5 prompts to run on day one, and the 3 skills to install first (Obsidian, Honcho memory, G-Stack).
The AI Second Brain Blueprint
Build It Yourself or Sell It for $5K
Two paths to a real AI second brain. Path A is Obsidian + Claude Code on your laptop for $20 a month. Path B is Hermes Agent on a $9 VPS that you chat with from Telegram. Plus the picks-and-shovels service play. The wedge offer pricing, the 4-day delivery flow, and the ICP most likely to pay tomorrow. The moat their competitors are not building.
Top 5 Skills to Install in the Claude Desktop App
5 Copy-Paste Prompts, 1 Smarter Claude
The 5 skills that turn Claude Desktop from a chatbot into a thinking partner. Skill-creator (Anthropic-official), grill-me (stress-tests any decision in 5 rounds), stop-slop (kills generic AI writing), session-handoff plus resume (continuity between sessions), and memory (cross-session learning). Copy-paste prompt for each.
The Stupid Simple Website Workflow
Ship a Website in Under an Hour
The 21-minute live build video plus the 7-phase written companion behind swimwithaubrey.com. Every prompt I used with Nano Banana Pro, Gemini, Claude Design, and Claude Code, plus the 5 iteration prompts that fix 90% of Claude Design v1 issues. 170 bookings in 7 hours, all-in cost ~$32.
Build an AI Second Brain
The 30-Minute Karpathy Method
Andrej Karpathy tweeted the concept and 41,000 people bookmarked it. Almost none of them are gonna build it. Here is the 30-minute version: the 3-folder architecture, the CLAUDE.md template you can fill in tonight, and the one prompt that turns 30 raw documents into an organized wiki Claude can actually think with. Build the starter brain first, no terminal required (Claude Code or Cowork), then level up with two advanced vault structures when you outgrow it. Replaces a $5K to $15K per month fractional Chief of Staff for $20.
170 Bookings. 16 Hours.
The 5-Tool Funnel That Sold Out a Summer
How I built my sister a marketing funnel that booked 70% of her entire summer in 16 hours from one organic Facebook post. No ads, no agency, no email sequence. Adobe Express, Claude Design, Claude Code, Vercel, Namecheap, Square. Plus the meta-prompt that turns Claude Code into a Claude Design prompt engineer.
The Apify 101 Guide for Claude
Connect Claude to Anything on the Internet
The most slept-on AI tool right now. Apify lets Claude scrape TikTok, Instagram, Google Maps, Reddit, X, and thousands of other sources in real time. Five-minute MCP setup, the copy-paste prompt that wires up your API token without ever exposing it, and 7 use cases you can run tomorrow.
The 4 Secret Content Weapons
The Stack Top Creators Quietly Run
The four tools running behind every creator who is growing fast right now. Last 30 Days skill for research, Apify for scraping, Supabase for the data layer, plus the meta-prompt that builds your own custom hook writer skill. Setup walkthrough for each, the SQL Claude writes for you, and the full loop wired together.
The Higgsfield MCP Playbook
31+ AI Models From One Claude Code Install
One MCP install gives Claude Code one-shot access to 30+ AI image and video models including Nano Banana, GPT image 2, Flux, Veo, and Kling. Five-minute setup plus 8 copy-paste use cases for ads, carousels, hero images, thumbnails, and b-roll. Includes the daily content automation framework.
The Creative MCP Stack
4 MCPs That Replace Your Whole Creative Team
One copy-paste prompt installs four MCPs that turn Claude into a video editor, designer, database, and component library. Remotion, Google Stitch, Supabase, and Magic by 21st.dev. Plus the prerequisites checklist, troubleshooting tips, and a starter prompt for each.
All 35 Claude Skills I Use
The Full Working Stack, Categorized
Every Claude skill I run my content, copy, and ops on. 35 skills across 6 categories with a one-sentence description each. The pattern is more useful than the names, so you can steal the structure whether you install them or build your own.
The Chief Agent Officer Playbook
Become the AI Hire Every Fortune 500 Will Make
The 5-step playbook to become your own Chief Agent Officer. Anthropic's free certification path, the AOA framework to audit your role, a copy-paste audit prompt that ranks your top 5 automations by hours saved, and the loud-portfolio playbook that gets you noticed.
Design Any Landing Page with Claude Design
The Workflow That Replaced Website Designers
The exact workflow for designing landing pages with Claude Design. Three to five reference screenshots, one Chrome extension, and a copy-paste prompt that produces production-ready designs in under an hour. Includes the master prompt, the reference rules, and the one-click tweak that fixes most layout issues.
The Caveman Skill for Claude Code
Same Brain, 75% Fewer Tokens
Install a Claude Code plugin in 60 seconds. Claude starts talking like a caveman: same technical answers, same fixes, same code, about 75% less text around them. Includes 6 intensity levels, 4 sub-skills for commits, reviews, and CLAUDE.md compression, and a cheat sheet of every command.
The Complete Claude Skills Guide
Install, Build, and the 5 Best Use Cases
Install Anthropic's Skill Creator on Claude.ai, Cowork, or Claude Code. Build your first skill in 15 minutes. Plus the 5 ranked use cases that actually pay off, with real examples from a working skill library.
Your First Claude Routine
An AI Employee That Works While You Sleep
The 10-minute setup for a Claude routine that runs on Anthropic's cloud while your laptop is closed. The exact copy-paste prompt, every click walked through, and three upgrades to try once your first one is live. Every weekday at 8 AM, a fresh briefing lands in your GitHub before you wake up.
The 3 MCP Starter Pack
Turn Claude Into a Machine in 6 Minutes
Install the three MCP servers that change how Claude works: Perplexity for live research, Nano Banana for image generation, Apify for web scraping. Full setup for Claude Code and Claude Desktop, plus 9 tested copy-paste prompts.
Your Obsidian + Claude Starter
One Prompt, Full Second Brain
Connect Claude to a folder (no terminal needed, just the desktop app), then paste one prompt. It scaffolds 9 folders, 4 navigation hubs, 5 templates, and a working inbox-sweep skill, then interviews you to fill it with your brand voice, projects, and context. Your AI remembers you from the next session on.
Build a Landing Page in 2 Minutes
1 Skill, 1 Prompt, 1 Live Page
Day 2 of the AI for Dummies series. Install one Claude skill, feed it reference images, and get a production-ready landing page built on Astro in 2 minutes. Includes the full copy-paste prompt.
AI for Dummies, Day 1: Your First Day With Claude
Set Up Claude in 10 Minutes
Day 1 of the AI for Dummies series. The 3 setup steps, a copy-paste prompt that onboards Claude to who you are in 5 minutes, and 3 specific things to try this week. Zero jargon, zero technical background required.
15 AI Tips Nobody Told You
Insider Tips for Exponentially Better Outputs
15 things I do every day to get 10x better outputs from any AI tool. Most take less than 60 seconds to implement. Works on Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, any tool you're already using.
Build Your First AI Agent with Managed Agents
From Zero to Deployed in One Sitting
Anthropic just launched Managed Agents. This guide covers what it is, who's already using it (Notion, Sentry, Asana, Rakuten), and three ways to get your first agent running today. No infrastructure code required.
How I Built an AI Hook Writer
The Architecture Behind Scroll-Stopping Hooks
The 3-step formula, 5 enhancers, and data layer behind a Claude skill that writes hooks using competitor data and proven formulas. Build your own or grab the ready-made version.
Build a Competitor Intelligence System
Track What Your Competitors Are Posting
A 5-layer content intelligence pipeline that scrapes competitor Instagram Reels, transcribes hooks, classifies patterns, and surfaces what's working. Same architecture works for TikTok and YouTube. Built with Claude Code.
Perplexity MCP for Claude Code
Live Web Search in Two Steps
By default, Claude has no idea what happened last week. The Perplexity MCP fixes that. Two steps, one command, and Claude can search the live web while it works with you.
100 Secret Claude Codes
Prompt Prefixes That Change Everything
100 prompt prefixes and modifiers organized into 10 decks. Add one word before or after any prompt and get a completely different response.
Every Claude Code Slash Command
The Complete Reference Guide
Every slash command, what it does, and a pro tip for each one. Organized by category with a quick-reference card at the bottom.
5 Claude Skills That Run My Content System
0 to 3.5k Followers in 30 Min/Day
The exact 5 Claude Code skills behind 3.5k TikTok followers and 100+ email subscribers.
Claude Code Source Leak: 5 Hidden Features
What Was Actually in the Code
Anthropic accidentally shipped their entire source code to npm. 512,000 lines. Here are the 5 features that were hiding inside.
Claude Cowork: The 7-Step Starter Pack
Setup in the Right Order
The setup sequence that turns Cowork from "interesting chatbot" to "I can't run my business without this."
Claude Code Channels
Text Your Agent from Anywhere
The new Claude Code feature that lets you message your running session from Telegram, Discord, or iMessage. Text it a task. It replies.
5 Claude Plugins You Can Sell for $1,000-$5,000/Month
Build Once, Sell to Many
No coding required. Here are the 5 most sellable Claude plugins right now, plus the math on what one plugin earns you in year one.
Turn Obsidian Into Your JARVIS with Claude Code
The 10-Minute Vault Setup
Point Claude Code at your Obsidian vault and turn your second brain into an AI that actually knows your work.
10 Openclaw Workflows To Install This Weekend
Autopilot for Your Inbox, Calendar & Finances
Pre-built agent workflows that run on autopilot. Check bills, find forgotten subscriptions, track packages, and more. Copy-paste system prompts included.
The One Prompt to Hyper-Personalize Your AI
Build a Personal Profile Your AI Actually Reads
The exact prompt that teaches your AI who you are so every conversation starts with full context. Includes the daily drip system.
Build an AI Company in 5 Minutes
Paperclip - AI Agent Management
The free, open-source tool that hit 1.6M views in one week. It turns every AI agent you already use into a real company with an org chart, budgets, and one dashboard.
Google Workspace CLI + Claude Code
Control Your Google Apps with AI
Google released a free CLI that connects Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Docs, and more to Claude Code via MCP. Two-minute setup.
The Only 4 AI Tools You Actually Need
Claude, Claude Code, Gemini Suite & Wispr Flow
Most people are using one AI tool. Here's the full stack: cheat sheet for all four tools, complete breakdowns, and the insight most people miss.
NotebookLM MCP Setup Guide
Zero-Hallucination AI Research
Connect Claude directly to Google NotebookLM and eliminate hallucinated APIs forever. 5-minute setup, citation-backed answers.
The Non-Coder's First Day with Claude Code
From Zero to Your First AI Project
The exact steps from my viral TikTok tutorial (33K+ views) expanded into a complete guide. Claude Code running in under 30 minutes.
50 Ways to Use Claude Cowork Right Now
Claude Cowork Use Cases
50 use cases organized by category. File management, finances, research, content creation, and more. Each one with step-by-step instructions.
Playwright MCP Starter Kit
AI-Powered Browser Automation
Set up Playwright MCP in 30 seconds and start automating your browser with AI. Includes setup guides plus 10 copy-paste automation prompts.
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