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Google AI@GoogleAI·Jul 29
X ArticleDid you know that mapping a speck of the human brain (smaller than a grain of rice) revealed never-before-seen structures, like single neurons connected by up to 50 synapses? This offers us brand-new
Codez@0xCodez·Jul 29
X ArticleForward Deployed Engineer went from a Palantir curiosity to the most-recruited role in AI in twelve months - postings up 729%. This is the 10-step roadmap into it: what the job actually is, the stack
Machina@EXM7777·Jul 28
X ArticleI turned Claude Code into a working film studio and i'm going to hand you the complete system: the skills, the prompts, the loops, and the six-stage pipeline that ties them together each stage leans
Arvind Narayanan@random_walker·Jul 28
X ArticleA thought experiment that I think helps explain much of what’s gone wrong with AI and labor: Imagine an alternate universe in which — for whatever reason — no one ever published source code online.
EP@eptwts·Jul 28
X Articlethe consensus on AI twitter right now is that BUILDING is the skill worth learning... and while that's true, building has gotten so easy that the product is rarely the bottleneck anymore. everyone is
GitHub@github·Jul 28
X ArticleA practical GitHub Copilot workflow for prototyping, planning, implementing, and reviewing software - without chasing every new AI tool. By @burkeholland If you’re feeling overwhelmed by AI right now,
Andres@WiFiMoneyGuy·Jul 27
X Articlei'm going to show you how to wire a second pair of eyes into your smartest model, so it can finally watch videos and look at hundreds of images without eating your usage everyone's working around the
Dhravya Shah@DhravyaShah·Jul 28
X ArticleEvery company will have a company brain, whether they believe it or not. This is the bet that I'm making, and I'm constantly seeing very future forward startups come to us for their own setup. What is
Avid@Av1dlive·Jul 21
X ArticleThis is a complete A–Z breakdown of Kimi K3 what it is and how to run your entire business using only AI Agents This will change everything about how you work with Kimi TLDR; If you don't want to read
ali@waterloo_intern·Jul 27
X ArticleTwenty-two thousand five hundred and eighty. That’s how many GPT-2 (2019) models fit inside KimiK3 (2026). We scaled up by a factor of 22,580 in seven years. But is it just... scale? In this worklog,
DAN KOE@thedankoe·Jul 26
X ArticleIf you need to remember it, it’s not important. If it’s important, you will remember it. For some reason, it’s become an obsession to remember everything you read. There are hundreds of videos about
Raytar@Raytar·Jun 23
X ArticleThe person who built Claude Code at Anthropic stopped prompting Claude. His name is Boris Cherny. In June 2026 he said it out loud: "I don't prompt Claude anymore." Loops prompt Claude for him. His
Anatoli Kopadze@AnatoliKopadze·Jul 24
X ArticleMost people are using AI at 5 to 10% of what it can actually do. There is a faster way, and it is bigger than it looks. Learn it, and you can optimize enormous processes, not just personal tasks.
Machina@EXM7777·Jul 25
X ArticleI'm going to teach you the exact blueprint for running an AI-powered business entirely by yourself - Five lanes of your company producing on autopilot: content, projects, outreach, finance, ads, while
jack@jack·Jul 22
X Articleyesterday we released buzz. it's an open source workspace that puts people, agents, conversations, and code on the same level, behind one cryptographic identity system. we built it to reduce our
vartekx@vartekxx·Jul 8
X ArticlePrompt engineering is one instruction. Context engineering is the whole operating system. The same model can score 0.637 or 0.488 on the same benchmark. Same weights. Same question. The only
EP@eptwts·Jul 21
X Articleone of the biggest blockers people seem to face in online business is that they don't know which problems are even worth solving... they understand that biz is at it's core just selling solutions to
Sprytix@Sprytixl·Jul 19
X ArticleRight now anyone can build an AI system that answers complex questions with 18% better accuracy and 85% lower costs than regular RAG. No PhD. No million dollar budget. No team of researchers. The only
Codez@0xCodez·Jul 20
X ArticleMost people who try to build a multi-step agent end up with a straight line. Step one, step two, step three - each waiting politely for the last to finish before it starts. 9/10 notice that half those
Hanako@hanakoxbt·Jul 15
X ArticleFor two years, getting more out of an AI agent meant writing a better prompt. That era is quietly ending. The best engineers in the world stopped writing prompts a while ago and started writing loops
Carlos E Perez@IntuitMachine·Jul 18
X ArticleWhat the shift in AI agent architecture is really about Peter Steinberger just posted nine words that gathered thousands of likes: https://x.com/steipete/status/2078277297791189132 "Are we still talking loops or did we
Amjad Masad@amasad·Jul 16
X ArticleWe are beginning to see what happens when a company learns to operate itself. In the past six months, engineers at Replit have nearly tripled code output. Review times held steady. Reversions and
Design Arena@DesignArena·Jul 15
X ArticleWe benchmarked GPT-5.6 Sol on Design Arena’s Web Design (Non-Agentic) Arena, and we were surprised to find that it ranks 1st overall. This is 18 places higher than its predecessor GPT-5.5, and is the
DAN KOE@thedankoe·Jul 15
X ArticleIf you don’t know what to learn, start writing. Even if you don’t want to be a “writer.” Writing teaches you how to think, how to learn any skill fast, and how to attract an audience that supports
George Sivulka@gsivulka·Jul 14
X ArticleAI was supposed to replace human labor. It did the opposite. For the first time in history, humans are cheaper than software. And AI is creating more jobs than it eliminates. Technology has
Ronin@DeRonin_·Jul 13
X ArticleI run a $40k MRR agency with zero employees No developers. No sales team. No ops manager. No agency partners taking 30% Just Claude Code, a folder of skills organised like a real company, and a client
Demis Hassabis@demishassabis·Jul 14
X ArticleThis is a pivotal moment in human history. Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), a system that exhibits all the cognitive capabilities the brain has, is probably only a few short years away. When we
0xJeff@0xJeff·Jul 13
X ArticleI’ve been consistently using Hermes everyday for the past 4 months and he’s already a core part of my research & investment workflows. Before Hermes, it was just me relying on Grok, Claude, Gemini for
JoePro@JoePro·Jul 14
X ArticleTo create a custom Claude skill, navigate to Customize > Skills in your Claude interface, click the + button, and select + Create skill
Kirill@kirillk_web3·Jun 10
X ArticleAnthropic has released Claude Fable 5. The first publicly available Mythos-class model. Dropped today. Free on your plan until June 22. Everyone is talking about "the most powerful model ever."
The AI Colony@TheAIColony·Jul 10
X ArticleYou Have a Few Days to Copy Fable 5’s Brain Into a Cheaper Model. Here Is How. July 12 is the last day Claude Fable 5 sits inside your plan for free. After that, it moves to pay-per-use credits, and
CyrilXBT@cyrilXBT·Jul 8
X ArticleMost people use Claude like a search bar. Every session starts the same way. You are a marketing copywriter. My business is this. My audience is that. Now write me the thing. Then you close the tab,
Roan@RohOnChain·Jul 6
X ArticleI will break down how to build the swarm of AI agents that replaces an entire quant research team. Let's get straight to it. Bookmark This - I'm Roan, a backend developer working on system design,
ClaudeDevs@ClaudeDevs·Jul 8
X ArticleClaude Code gives you two settings that both seem to "make the answer better": the model, and the effort level. But what do these actually do to the output? And how do you know whether to reach for a
Alex Prompter@alex_prompter·Jul 6
X ArticleJuly 12 is the last day Fable 5 sits inside your plan for free. After that date it moves to pay-per-use credits, and most people are about to spend the week arguing over whether it's worth keeping.
Machina@EXM7777·Jul 7
X Articlefor most people, fable has a few hours left to live... this is the smartest model that ever existed and everyone's spending its last night building one more app i made it do something 100x more
Avid@Av1dlive·Jul 6
X ArticleThis is a complete A–Z breakdown of Claude Fable 5 what it is and how to use it like a 100x engineer This will change everything about how you work with Claude Bookmark these 8 builds before you
Michele Catasta@pirroh·Jul 6
X ArticleEveryone talks about Continual Learning as if it means one thing only: updating model weights. But there's an inconvenient truth about the agent ecosystem — the vast majority of agents in production
chewa@chewadot·Jun 29
X ArticleOne evening of setup. A vault that files itself at 7 a.m. A model that opens every session already knowing your work. A 33-year-old science journal editor in Porto kept his best thinking in 2,400
Hanako@hanakoxbt·Jun 13
X ArticleMost people use Claude one prompt at a time. You type, it answers, you read it, you type again. The moment you close the laptop, everything stops. The person who built Claude Code stopped working that
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·Jul 4
X ArticleMost people use ChatGPT and Claude every single day and have no idea how they were actually built. Save this :) A small group of people understand the exact pipeline that turns raw internet text into
Machina@EXM7777·Jul 6
X ArticleYou can extract Fable 5's intelligence out of the model before it's gone... and i'm going to teach you the 5 workflows that do it, with every prompt ready to paste because tomorrow Fable 5 leaves your
ClaudeDevs@ClaudeDevs·Jul 6
X ArticleThere’s a lot of talk right now about "designing loops" instead of prompting your coding agent. If you spend some time on X trying to pin down what a loop actually is, you'll come across multiple
Archive@ArchiveExplorer·Jun 28
X ArticleMost builders fight the loop. The loop is fine. The folder underneath isn't set up. Open .claude/ in any working Claude Code project and you find roughly seven things doing the actual work: CLAUDE.md,
codila@0xCodila·Jul 1
X ArticleMost people use AI the same way they used Google in 2005 - Type something, read what comes back, type again The AI sits there doing nothing until you push it - you are the engine - The AI is a
Roan@RohOnChain·Jul 6
X ArticleLet's get straight to it.
DAN KOE@thedankoe·Jul 4
X ArticleNobody knows what skill to learn right now. AI? Coding? Marketing? Am I wasting my time if I go to school while everyone else is vibe coding apps they’ll never get traction on? Do I start a YouTube
Alex Finn@AlexFinn·Jul 3
X ArticleIf the first thing you did with Fable 5 was vibe code, you're using it wrong. Fable 5 isn't a vibe coding tool. It's an operating systems tool. Let me explain. Fable 5 is the first model I've ever
Phil Chen@philhchen·Jul 2
X ArticleAI models get better at anything you can write a loss function for, and school is mostly loss functions: well-defined problems graded against known answers. Therefore, the valuable work of the next
Thariq@trq212·Jul 3
X ArticleWorking with Claude Fable 5 keeps re-teaching me an old lesson: the map is not the territory. The map, a representation of the work to be done, is my prompts and skills and context, it’s what I give
Mnimiy@Mnilax·May 1
X ArticleFor 90 days I logged every single Claude Code session: timestamp, prompt, response, token count, model, exit reason. 430 hours of work. 6 million input tokens. $1,340 in API spend. Then I sat down
Nicolas Finet@nifinet·Jul 2
X ArticleI spent the last few weeks turning our outbound routine into something an agent can run. The routine: watch the market, wait for a company to move, decide if the movement is real, write from that
Machina@EXM7777·Jul 3
X ArticleI'm going to show you, step by step, how to turn Fable 5 into a machine that knows your business inside out... and ships outputs that look nothing like what everyone else is getting the tool is a
wandermist@wandermist·Jun 30
X ArticleLast week I read about an AI that designed a vaccine fighting coronaviruses we haven’t even encountered yet (ScienceDaily). Cambridge ran the first human trial, and 39 volunteers received the antigen.
Zephyr@Zephyr_hg·Jun 25
X ArticleThe first fortunes of the AI era aren't being built by companies. They're being built by single people with one skill and a laptop. No team, no investors, no decade of grinding. That skill is still
Yarchi@undefinedKi·Jun 27
X ArticleClaude Code is already the most capable coding agent out there. It plans, writes, debugs, ships. But here's the thing almost nobody tells you: if you're running it raw, out of the box, you're using
Nav Toor@heynavtoor·Jun 30
X ArticleEvery other AI article teaches you to use Claude to help your idea. This one teaches you to use Claude to kill your idea on purpose. Save this :) You have an idea right now. Maybe it is a startup.
Phosphen@phosphenq·Jun 20
X ArticleLast December, Boris Cherny shipped 259 pull requests in a single month. Every one written by Claude. He says he did not open an editor the whole time. His job was not to write code. It was to write
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·Jun 23
X ArticleMost people think you need a computer science degree to work in AI. Save this :) A small group of people figured out that the highest-paid building role in tech right now doesn't care what your
monokern@monokern·Jun 28
X ArticleAgencies charge $5,000 for a portfolio site that looks this good I built mine in 2 hours. Here's exactly how This is the real walkthrough - not a generic template guide I'm using my own portfolio as
Gipp@gippp69·Jun 22
X ArticleYou probably have a computer at home that does nothing 23 hours a day. A laptop that's closed. A Mac Mini sitting on a shelf. An old PC under the desk. It draws power, takes up space, and contributes
eric zakariasson@ericzakariasson·Jun 26
X ArticleWhat I like most about coding with agents right now is the room to leave a few runs going and still get on with other work. When something finishes or needs a call, I show up. This post is a short
Codez@0xCodez·Jun 5
X ArticleYou’re paying $20–$200/month for Claude and using it like a paid version of ChatGPT. 9 out of 10 users have never set up automation that runs without them clicking buttons. No /loop, no scheduled
PostHog@posthog·Jun 23
X ArticleWhen the creators of both OpenClaw and Claude Code speak, people listen. And recently Peter Steinberger and Boris Cherny have both been talking about the same concept: loops. Their argument? You
Noisy@noisyb0y1·Jun 19
X ArticleMost people pay $20-200 a month for AI access without thinking twice about it. ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro, Cursor, API costs that add up faster than expected - for a working developer or small business
Anatoli Kopadze@AnatoliKopadze·Jun 20
X ArticleAI has been in everyone's hands for years. Most people who use it every day still use it the slowest way there is: type a request, wait, fix it, ask again, all by hand. Not because the faster way is
Yarchi@undefinedKi·Jun 20
X ArticleYour best ideas are scattered across a dozen places right now. Notes apps. Browser tabs. Old chats with Claude that you closed and will never find again. Every time you sit down to work, you rebuild
0xRicker@0xRicker·Jun 18
X ArticleMost agent swarms hand you confident garbage. This one checks its own work, throws out what fails, and runs again until every number traces to a source. 300 parallel agents 4,000 steps per run 5 live
Movez@0xMovez·Jun 17
X ArticleA free open-source model is running 300 parallel agents across 4,000 coordinated steps from a single prompt, and it scores higher on real research tasks than models you pay 5x more for. Most people
Swati Gupta@hrswatigupta·May 29
X ArticleYou've used them. You've been amazed by them. You may have also been confused, annoyed, or even a little spooked by them. But do you actually know what a Large Language Model is doing when you type a
Noisy@noisyb0y1·Jun 19
X ArticleThere's a different way to think about this. A small box sitting under your desk that runs AI locally, costs $3 a month in electricity, keeps your data on your machine and never sends a single byte to someone else's server.
MIKE@mikenevermiss·Jun 15
X Articlestop making prompts. start designing loops. a prompt gets you one response. a loop gets you a system that keeps working after you close the laptop. Boris Cherny, who runs Claude Code at Anthropic, put
darkzodchi@zodchiii·Jun 16
X ArticleMost setups run agents once and hand you whatever comes out. A team that runs in loops keeps going until the work actually passes. Below is the setup in 3 files: the agents, the loop that drives
Yarchi@undefinedKi·Jun 7
X ArticleHere is what almost everyone does with Claude. They open a chat. They paste a task. They get an answer. They close the tab. Next time they start from zero and re-explain everything all over again.
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·Jun 13
X ArticleEveryone is talking about AI agents. Save this :) AI agents that research for you. AI agents that write for you. AI agents that manage your inbox, update your spreadsheets, compile your reports, and
Anatoli Kopadze@AnatoliKopadze·Jun 8
X ArticleEveryone is talking about AI agents. But if you ask most people what an agent actually is, you get a vague answer about "AI that does things autonomously." The real picture is more useful than that.
Raytar@Raytar·May 7
X ArticleA 19-year-old in Miami set up a Shopify store 9 weeks ago. Last month his store made $31,247. He has never shipped a single package. Claude finds his products. Writes his copy. Runs his ads. Answers
Codez@0xCodez·Jun 11
X ArticleMost people are using Claude Fable 5 like Sonnet 4.6 with a bigger context window. They prompt it. It works for 5 minutes. They close the tab. 9 out of 10 users have never run an agent system that
Codez@0xCodez·Jun 9
X ArticleMost developers still prompt their coding agents by hand. They type, they wait, they read the diff, they type again. 9out of 10 builders have never written a single loop that prompts the agent for
monokern@monokern·May 31
X ArticleMost people treat research as a manual task. You open 10 tabs. You watch videos. You read articles. You take notes somewhere. An hour later you have a pile of information you're not sure what to do
Rahul@sairahul1·Jun 7
X ArticleIn February 2026, a small OpenAI team shipped 1 million lines of production code. They didn't write a single line by hand. The AI agents wrote it. The humans designed the system that made the agents
rari@0xwhrrari·Jun 6
X ArticleMost people use Obsidian as a notes app. They write things down, maybe add a few links, maybe organize folders. And most people use Claude as a chatbot. They ask a question, get an answer, then start
Ernesto Lopez@ErnestoSOFTWARE·Jun 4
X Articlewe automated an entire AI UGC studio with Claude + Higgsfield AI for context I make $1M+/yr across my apps and businesses. and very recently we scaled one of our apps to $720,000/yr and #22 on the
Matt Epstein@mattepstein·Apr 1
X ArticleOne of our clients generated over $3M in revenue… and it was orchestrated by a team of 20 AI agents. Here’s how it actually works: (and yes this is a real case) Read this very closely, you
leopardracer@leopardracer·Jun 3
X ArticleHere’s what changed, why it matters, and the complete step-by-step guide to running Hermes Agent on your own computer in about 30 minutes. In May NVIDIA published a blog post that should be making
Codez@0xCodez·Jun 3
X ArticleMost Claude Code users still write their workflows by hand. They chain prompts, copy outputs, paste them into the next prompt, fix what went wrong, repeat. 9 out of 10 builders haven’t tried Dynamic
starmex@starmexxx·Jun 2
X ArticleI found out about this late. Don't make the same mistake. Follow & Bookmark - I'm starmex, I track AI plays most people haven't found yet. This one's wild. I'll walk you through the bill, the
Ernesto Lopez@ErnestoSOFTWARE·Jun 4
X ArticleWe did this with a combination of Meta ads, tiktok ads and UGC.
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·May 31
X ArticleObsidian has 2,700+ community plugins. Over 100 of them are AI-related. Save this :) And the CEO of Obsidian personally published official Claude Skills for the platform - 12,900+ GitHub stars in
Bober smart@Bober_smart·May 15
X ArticleClaude + TikTok | Claude + OnlyFans | Claude + Google Maps | Claude + Shopify - all this was created using these folders. With these 10 skills, you turn your Claude from just a smart chatbot into an
starmex@starmexxx·Jun 2
X ArticleTwo months ago a developer posted his Claude Code bill on Reddit. $170 in 10 days. He was building a SaaS, running agentic workflows, letting Claude Code handle the heavy lifting. The quality was magic, he said. The bill was not.
Rahul@sairahul1·May 30
X ArticleAnthropic dropped Opus 4.8 while most of us were sleeping. Most people saw "better coding model." The builders who looked closer saw something else entirely. Claude can now work toward a defined
Mr Buzzoni@polydao·May 30
X ArticleMost people are still using Claude like a smarter chatbot That is not the game anymore You’re competing against people who treat Claude like an operating system > While you’re typing one-off
Bonsai@bonsaixbt·May 26
X ArticleMore specifically, we’re going to discuss how to build a knowledge base system inspired by Andrej Karpathy One of the biggest problems with large language models is having to repeatedly upload and
winkle@w1nklerr·May 28
X ArticleNobody told me about this for months. I'm telling you now so you don't lose the year I lost. Let me start with the number that made me angry. Last quarter my cloud GPU spend was sitting at $1,900 a
Alex@de1lymoon·May 26
X ArticleI am going to break down how the top quants on Polymarket model price as a sequence of states to find high-probability trades consistently and give you the complete framework you can start building
Ernesto Lopez@ErnestoSOFTWARE·Jan 21
X ArticleMy first app made $20,000 in the first 30 days of launching what i'm about to break down here will change your life. I know, because it changed mine. I went from broke 19yo to retiring my mom and
CyrilXBT@cyrilXBT·May 25
X ArticleMost people start their day the same way. They open Twitter and spend 20 minutes scrolling through noise looking for the three things that actually matter. They open their email and get pulled into
Rahul@sairahul1·May 25
X ArticleI thought I was using AI to code. I was actually just typing faster. Here is the difference — and the 7-agent system that changed everything. Save this. It will save you months. THE PROBLEM NOBODY
Mnimiy@Mnilax·May 23
X ArticleAnthropic shipped 125+ keys to Claude Code's settings.json. The official docs cover roughly 40. 14 of the missing ones live 3 clicks deep in the Claude.ai UI. 4 of them don't appear in
Anatoli Kopadze@AnatoliKopadze·May 22
X ArticleClaude can do a lot more than most people think. This guide covers all of it - where to find each feature, how to turn it on, and a prompt you can use immediately. Go through it, pick what fits your
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·May 21
X ArticleMost people download Claude and start typing questions immediately. Save this :) They treat it like a chatbot. They get decent answers. They think that is all it does. Meanwhile a small group of users
Mnimiy@Mnilax·May 19
X ArticleForty-seven minutes that's the median amount of time my hands are on the keyboard during what used to be a full workday. The eight hours of actual task time still happens. It just happens in the
Rahul@sairahul1·May 22
X ArticleEveryone uses AI. Almost nobody understands how it actually works. People throw around words like transformers, embeddings, RAG, agents, RLHF… …as if everyone already knows. Most don't. And
Noisy@noisyb0y1·May 21
X ArticleMost agencies have 10-15 people - a project manager, several developers, a designer, a copywriter, a QA engineer - and the client pays $15,000-50,000 for a project where most of that money goes to
Dep@0xDepressionn·May 17
X ArticleA file named CLAUDE.md hit #1 on GitHub Trending. 82,000 stars. 7,800 forks. It started with Andrej Karpathy. Former Director of AI at Tesla. Founding member of OpenAI. He identified 4 behaviors that
winkle@w1nklerr·May 12
X ArticleMy journey started 4 months ago I bought a $20 Claude subscription and asked it how I could make money. The first thing it suggested was creating YouTube content using AI. So I decided to try it.
leopardracer@leopardracer·May 19
X ArticleHello everyone, leopardracer here! How do you build a one-person business in 2026? Well, you do everything you would have done before, but you use AI to do it faster, with higher quality, and with
Rahul@sairahul1·May 19
X ArticleA prompt is a one-time thing. You write it. Claude uses it. The session ends. Next time you open Claude, it is gone. You write it again. Slightly different. Slightly worse. You spend the first five
Noisy@noisyb0y1·May 21
X ArticleKimi K2.6 just made that entire model obsolete and the math here is straightforward.
darkzodchi@zodchiii·May 18
X ArticleShopify's 23,000 engineers are racing to automate 96% of their coding by Q3 this year. They run multiple Claude Code agents in parallel, each handling a different part of the codebase while engineers
The Smart Ape@the_smart_ape·May 17
X Articlemy friend recently lost a three-year saas. he got an email from google: "your account has been suspended for violation of our policies." no detail. no reference number. no human attached. eight
Rahul@sairahul1·May 15
X ArticleYour AI agent broke at 2am on Friday. You don't know yet. By Monday it will have sent 47 broken emails, missed 12 support tickets, and burned $340 in API calls doing nothing useful. This is why 90% of
Zephyr@Zephyr_hg·May 15
X ArticleThe people pulling ahead on Claude didn't spend 6 months on courses. They built 7 specific setups in a weekend and ran them across every real task for the next year. Everything you need to be fluent
self dll@seelffff·May 14
X ArticleThe $300/month Mistake Six months ago I was paying $49/month for Coursera Plus, $39/month for DataCamp, and had dropped $199 on two Udemy bundles. I was collecting certificates like Pokémon cards and
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·May 15
X ArticleOne AI agent is powerful. A team of AI agents working together is a completely different category. Save this :) On May 6th, 2026, Anthropic announced multi-agent orchestration for Claude Managed
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·May 14
X ArticleYou do not need to know how to code to build an AI agent. Bookmark & Save this :) I need you to actually hear that because most people read it, nod, and still believe deep down that agent building is
CyrilXBT@cyrilXBT·May 13
X ArticleMost business owners spend their days doing two kinds of work. The work that moves the business forward. And the work that keeps the business from falling behind. The first kind is irreplaceable.
Anatoli Kopadze@AnatoliKopadze·May 13
X ArticleClaude has been out for two years. Most people who use it every day are still using 10% of what it can do. Not because it's complicated. Because nobody showed them what the other 90% looks like. This
darkzodchi@zodchiii·May 12
X ArticleYour Claude Code is 10% of what it could be. The other 90% is 10 agents running in parallel: reviewing your PRs, writing your tests, hunting bugs, triaging your inbox, repurposing your content. Most
zostaff@zostaff·May 8
X ArticleInside Citadel, a backtest now runs on 10,000 cores in 5 minutes instead of overnight on 100 servers. At Man Group, LLM agents generate 50-100 trading ideas a day. At Bridgewater, a 17-person team is
Andrey Superior@andreysuperior·May 8
X ArticleSomeone just killed the real estate industry. A phone. A free GitHub repo. And a browser tab. A guy scanned an entire house with his phone. Uploaded it. Now anyone on Earth can walk through it in a
CyrilXBT@cyrilXBT·May 12
X ArticleMost people think building a multi-agent system requires a computer science degree, a DevOps background, and three weekends of debugging infrastructure. It does not. It requires understanding one
leopardracer@leopardracer·May 1
X ArticleHello everyone, leopardracer here! A guy I know pulls $3,200/month from Airbnb without owning a single property. Most people think Airbnb means a mortgage or a paid-off second home. It doesn't. The
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·May 10
X ArticleMost people think the secret to getting better results from AI is writing better prompts. Bookmark & Save this :) They spend hours crafting the perfect sentence. They add "act as a senior expert."
Kirill@kirillk_web3·May 9
X ArticleThis is a complete A–Z breakdown of what Kimi K2.6 actually is, what it can do, and why it's quietly becoming the most important coding model nobody is talking about yet. But unlike every other "Kimi
Ridark@ridark_eth·May 9
X ArticleThis guide outlines a scalable "content factory" workflow for 2026, where Claude acts as the brain, Python as the nervous system, and Premiere Pro as the production body. How This Guide Will Help:
Mnimiy@Mnilax·May 9
X ArticleIn late January 2026, Andrej Karpathy posted a thread complaining about how Claude writes code. Three failure modes: silent wrong assumptions, over-complication, orthogonal damage to code it shouldn't
Ziwen@ziwenxu_·May 9
X ArticleStop bookmarking things your AI will never see. I believe most of you have already heard of Obsidian knowledge bases for LLMs. I used it that way for a long time, but I got tired of the "work about
Thariq@trq212·May 8
X ArticleMarkdown has become the dominant file format used by agents to communicate with us. It’s simple, portable, has some rich text capability and is easy for you to edit. Claude has even gotten
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·May 9
X ArticleYou have heard about AI agents. Bookmark & Save this :) Most people hear "AI agent" and picture a team of engineers hunched over terminals writing thousands of lines of code. That was true a year ago.
Avid@Av1dlive·May 6
X ArticleYou can build the next $1B company in a weekend using AI And the only skill you need to learn is TLDR; if you don't want to read 7,862 words of roadmap, then you can simply just give this link to
Avi Chawla@_avichawla·May 7
X ArticleKarpathy, Garry Tan, and the best builders in tech are all converging on AI second brains. The article covers a full 100% local setup guide. This is moving faster than most people realize. In 6
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·May 7
X ArticleMost people treat Claude Cowork as a smart file organizer. Save this :) Ask it to sort some files. Convert a spreadsheet. Maybe rename a folder. That is the junior version of Cowork. The senior
Roman Khaves@roman_khaves·May 6
X Articlethe word “peptide” is beating “ai agent” on google trends at its ath: ozempic and mounjaro generated $71 billion last year, it’s bigger than the entire ai industry (openai and anthropic combined did
Ridark@ridark_eth·May 9
X ArticleFirst, we turn Claude into a YouTube analytics expert. To maximize profit, we target the US or European markets due to higher **CPM** (payout per 1,000 views).
CyrilXBT@cyrilXBT·May 7
X ArticleEvery article you read. Every tweet you save. Every voice note you record. All of it flows in automatically. Claude connects the dots. You collect the insight. Most people treat their Obsidian vault
zero@twoclipping·May 6
X ArticleFIFA built the audience. Claude writes the workflow. You collect the money. Two operators in my circle are pulling $4-8K/month each from soccer clipping right now. They warmed their accounts in
darkzodchi@zodchiii·May 7
X ArticleYour AI agent broke at 2am on Friday. You don't know yet. By Monday it'll have sent 47 broken emails, missed 12 support tickets, and burned $340 in API calls doing nothing. This is why 90% of "AI
Gipp@gippp69·May 6
X ArticleI had a laptop, a $20 Claude subscription, and no idea what I was doing. No camera. No editor. No team. I had worked with content before so I knew the basics, but I never ran a faceless channel. I
Andrey Superior@andreysuperior·May 8
X ArticleA guy scanned an entire house with his phone. Uploaded it.
cvxv666@antpalkin·Apr 21
X Article28 repositories. Six layers. One stack. No gaps. How it works, why it works, and how to make your first $1,000 on Polymarket with same algo - it’s all in here. Everything you need to build a
Raytar@Raytar·May 7
X ArticleClaude finds his products. Writes his copy. Runs his ads. Answers every customer email. Tells him every Sunday what to fix.
0xDipper@Dipper_pol·May 4
X ArticleThe 77-year-old formula that built the only hedge fund with zero losing years in 20 seasons - and why it still works on prediction markets today. In 1986, Barron's ranked 1,026 mutual funds by
timbidefi@timbidefi·May 4
X ArticleThere is a quiet shift happening in how people sell services to local businesses, and most of the people doing it well are not posting about it on Twitter. The old playbook was lead lists, cold calls,
Dep@0xDepressionn·May 4
X ArticleSomeone is running six OnlyFans accounts right now. Different girls. Different backstories. Different niches. Six DM voices, six faces, six content calendars. None of them exist. Combined subscribers:
Gipp 🦅@gippp69·May 6
X ArticleI had a laptop, a $20 Claude subscription, and no idea what I was doing.
zero@twoclipping·May 6
X ArticleTwo operators in my circle are pulling $4-8K/month each from soccer clipping right now. They warmed their accounts in March. They're going to clean up during the tournament. Neither of them watched a match growing up. Both of them understood one thing early.
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·May 2
X ArticleThere is a massive gap in the market right now, and it is growing every single week. Save this :) On one side you have millions of businesses that know AI can save them time and money but have
Raytar@Raytargt·May 2
X ArticleA 21-year-old college student in Austin runs an OnlyFans account that cleared $43,000 in his first 30 days. The girl on the page doesn't exist. Her name is Maya, on paper. 22 years old. UCF psychology
Dep@0xDepressionn·May 4
X ArticleDifferent girls. Different backstories. Different niches. Six DM voices, six faces, six content calendars. None of them exist.
Anatoli Kopadze@AnatoliKopadze·May 1
X ArticleA single CLAUDE.md file just hit #1 on GitHub Trending with 82,000 stars and 7,800 forks. Most people using Claude have never heard of it. The ones who have don't know what to actually put in it.
Movez@0xMovez·Apr 30
X ArticleTrading bots/agents on Polymarket generated over $60M in profit in 2025-2026. 77% of that came from the Crypto UP/DOWN market - driven by persistent inefficiencies in this segment. The market keeps
darkzodchi@zodchiii·Apr 30
X ArticleClaude Code reads your .env files the moment it opens your project. Your API keys, database passwords, Stripe tokens, everything in .env file is loaded into memory and can end up in conversation logs
Rohit@rohit4verse·Apr 29
X ArticleEvery day brings a new framework, a new benchmark, a new "10x" launch. The question stops being "how do I keep up." It becomes: what's actually signal here, and what's noise wearing the costume of
Anatoli Kopadze@AnatoliKopadze·Apr 29
X ArticleYou pay $20/month for Claude. Most people use 10% of it. Ask a question. Rewrite a text. Summarize a document. That's the average Claude session. That's not using Claude. That's wasting it. Claude can
self dll@seelffff·Apr 28
X Articlethe average AI startup pays $8,000–$50,000/year in tool subscriptions. the people actually building AI - researchers, engineers, indie hackers - use open-source. they always have. i went through 300+
leopardracer@leopardracer·May 1
X ArticleYou sign a long-term lease. You list it on Airbnb. The spread between long-term rent and short-term nightly revenue is your profit.
Roan@RohOnChain·Apr 28
X ArticleI am going to break down the exact blueprint to build a $650,000/yr quant career from zero & land roles at firms like Jane Street & Citadel. Let's get straight to it. Bookmark This - I'm Roan, a
Sprytix@Sprytixl·Apr 27
X ArticleMost people think publishing a book requires months of writing, a literary agent and a publishing deal. In 2026 that's completely wrong. There are people right now publishing 10-20 books per month
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·Apr 28
X ArticleEveryone is arguing about which AI coding agent is the best. Save this :) Claude Code fans say Claude. Cursor fans say Cursor. GPT fans say GPT. Everyone picks a side and stays there like it is a
Dep@0xDepressionn·Apr 20
X ArticleGTA 6 launches November 19, 2026 That's 7 months from now. And somewhere right now, a developer is selling a custom Lua script on the Cfx Marketplace for $389. Someone else is running a FiveM RP
Movez@0xMovez·Apr 30
X ArticleThe market keeps evolving: to stay profitable, you need to either continuously hunt for new inefficiencies or build self-learning agents that do it automatically.
darkzodchi@zodchiii·Apr 27
X ArticleEvery Claude Code session starts by reading one file: CLAUDE.md. Before your first prompt, before any code, before anything happens, Claude reads this file and treats it as ground truth for the entire
zack@whotfiszackk·Apr 26
X Articlenobody's going to tell you this in a course. the guy who figured out how to post 10 accounts simultaneously, batch content with ai in under 2 hours, and route every view to a brand deal that pays $1-3
wast3@0xWast3·Apr 27
X ArticleEpic pays creators based on how long players stay on their maps. I automated the entire creation process with AI. Here's the exact system - from zero to first payout. 1. First - understand why this
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·Apr 26
X ArticleI tested 500+ prompts, and these are the 40 that produce expert-level output every single time. Save this :) Most prompt collections are generic. "Write me a blog post." "Summarize this text."
Noisy@noisyb0y1·Apr 26
X ArticleThere are 8 billion people on the planet and only 7,000 of them know this combination. 5 million local businesses on Google Maps are losing clients every day because of bad websites and low ratings -
darkzodchi@zodchiii·Apr 26
X ArticleMost skills don't work. The ones that do follow the same 6 patterns. I'll walk through each one with real examples from skills people actually use daily. By the end you'll know exactly why your
Ky@ky_markets·Apr 27
X Articlemost i've made in a single day doing this: $2,100. it works. not might work, not theoretically works — i know hundreds of people running this exact setup printing real money. this business is simple.
Roan@RohOnChain·Apr 28
X ArticleLet's get straight to it.
kaize@0x_kaize·Apr 25
X ArticleMost people think of Claude Code as "just another AI coding tool." I thought the same - until I discovered configs, plugins, skills, and subagents. Before that, I was writing the same prompts over and
AI Edge@aiedge_·Apr 22
X ArticleI don't care what anyone tells you - by default, Claude's memory is basically useless. It frequently forgets context; you constantly have to re-explain yourself, and even after you do, it still often
Matt Epstein@mattepstein·Apr 25
X ArticleMeta open sourced a model that simulates how the human brain reacts to video. We used it on one client launch and got >1.8M views. That post made the client millions... Most founders think virality
Ernesto Lopez@ErnestoSOFTWARE·Apr 23
X ArticleThe gold rush is here, literally 24 hours after reading this article you can start making money with AI influencers. I just spoke to a kid last month that scaled his app to $10k/mo with 1 AI
Ky@ky_markets·Apr 27
X Articleit works. not might work, not theoretically works — i know hundreds of people running this exact setup printing real money.
Raytar@Raytargt·Apr 24
X ArticleIf you're reading this, you probably already suspect it's possible. You've seen the TikToks about AI-generated artists racking up millions of streams. You've wondered whether those "make money with
CyrilXBT@cyrilXBT·Apr 24
X ArticleI am going to tell you something that took me months to figure out. Claude Code is not a coding assistant. That framing is what keeps most people stuck at the surface. They open it, ask it to write a
zack@whotfiszackk·Apr 26
X Articlethe guy who figured out how to post 10 accounts simultaneously, batch content with ai in under 2 hours, and route every view to a brand deal that pays $1-3 per 1,000 is not going to record a 4-hour masterclass about it. he's going to keep his head down and keep printing.
Mr Buzzoni@polydao·Apr 24
X Article1,116 skills from 500+ repositories, 200+ authors Most people use Claude Code like a fancy autocomplete They don't know Skills exist I spent the last month going through 500+ repositories and 200+
Akshay@akshay_pachaar·Apr 23
X ArticleA 100% open-source, self-hostable Deep Research Stack That Beat OpenAI, Gemini, and Perplexity If you need AI to do research for you today, you're probably using ChatGPT Deep Research, Claude, or
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·Apr 24
X ArticleI've been using Claude Cowork every single day since it launched. Save this :) These 40 commands and workflows are the ones that changed how I work. Most people open Cowork, type "organize my files,"
Rohit@rohit4verse·Apr 24
X ArticleThe whole company you used to raise a seed round to build now fits on one laptop. No co-founder, no agency retainer. You, your editor, and a handful of agents doing the jobs five people used to do at
Rohit@rohit4verse·Apr 22
X ArticleSomething broke in how I used AI this year. I stopped writing prompts and started building workspaces. Memory that survived sessions. Knowledge bases that got smarter on their own. By month three I
Tanimal@Tanimal·Feb 28
X ArticleBefore I begin, understand this: What you're about to read can only be read one singular time. I wrote this so the pages burn after reading. So I need you to act immediately upon finishing, because
Ernesto Lopez@ErnestoSOFTWARE·Apr 23
X ArticleReal Influencers are 100% cooked. They are too expensive, they take too long to deliver, they work with other brands.
Defileo@defileo·Apr 20
X ArticleDon't you think Claude is literally pretends to be stupid? It doesn't listen to you properly, and many people ignore this so they're burning more tokens. I've been scrolling on the Github and found
Rohit@rohit4verse·Feb 11
X Articlethe era of treating ai as a generic chatbot is officially over. while 99% of users are still writing basic prompts, the top 1% are building skills. this is the difference between having a toy and
Artem Zhutov@ArtemXTech·Apr 19
X ArticleThe top comment on the biggest LLM wiki video says it's "largely worthless for most people." I wanted to know if he is right. ⌕ My goal is to improve my decision making. I really love Ray Dalio. I
Defileo@defileo·Apr 18
X ArticleMost people think Claude is something you talk to, tho it is now something you deploy. Anthropic quietly shipped something that changes how you think about AI entirely, it is called Routines. And
Matt Van Horn@mvanhorn·Apr 19
X Article1. 📞 Pre-call client research The highest-signal business use. The r/hermesagent thread "How are you actually using Hermes for your business? Not hobby stuff, real workflows" (19 comments) has one
Dep@0xDepressionn·Apr 20
X ArticleThat's 7 months from now. And somewhere right now, a developer is selling a custom Lua script on the Cfx Marketplace for $389. Someone else is running a FiveM RP server with 200 paying members at $20/month.
Rohit@rohit4verse·Mar 17
X ArticleYou are not using AI wrong because you haven't found the right model. You are using AI wrong because you haven't built the right environment. There is a reason some teams are shipping a million lines
Noisy@noisyb0y1·Apr 16
X ArticleThe average startup pays $8,000-15,000/month for a team of 3-4 developers. One guy won the Anthropic hackathon by building a full product in 8 hours solo with Claude Code. Prize - $15,000. Then he
Rohit@rohit4verse·Apr 7
X ArticleAnthropic just taught you how to build the best AI agent harness. Claude Code's source is sitting in the open: 55 directories, 331 modules, the most battle-tested agent architecture in production
zostaff@zostaff·Apr 14
X ArticleComplete Technical Guide: From Data Collection to a Working Model This article provides a step-by-step walkthrough of the architecture and implementation of an analytical system for predicting
rayane@EsotericaHQ·Apr 17
X ArticleYou are going through life. Maybe a business. Maybe a family. Everything is fine on paper. But deep down, internally, you are facing an eternal WAR. An invisible ceiling you cannot seem to break.
The Smart Ape@the_smart_ape·Apr 17
X Articleopus 4.7 dropped yesterday. everyone is excited about it, but the ones who actually tested it are noticing real changes, and not all of them go in the right direction. if you use it like opus 4.6,
The Smart Ape@the_smart_ape·Apr 16
X Article95% of people use claude like a search bar. no MCP servers. no connections. no tools. just raw prompting. then they wonder why their claude can't do what yours does. it's not a different claude. it's
Alex Vacca@itsalexvacca·Apr 15
X ArticleSequoia partner Julien Bek recently published the thesis I have been betting on since 2022. He calls it "Services: The New Software." The argument in one line: the next trillion-dollar company will
Alex Nguyen@alexcooldev·Apr 16
X ArticleCurrently, TikTok is heavily boosting views and engagement for slideshows, you can check out these channels. And actually, all these images are taken from Pinterest (an endless source of
Avid@Av1dlive·Apr 15
X Articlehere is the truth nobody tells ai builders. you do not need to build your own model. all you need to build is TLDR; if you don't wanna read it , then give this link to your agent and ask it
Mr Buzzoni@polydao·Apr 15
X ArticleMost people use Claude like a $20 autocomplete They type. They get an answer. They move on > They have no idea Claude can run an entire dev team - architect, reviewer, debugger, docs writer - all at
Rohit@rohit4verse·Apr 14
X ArticleClaude Code hit $2.5 billion ARR on its own. Nine months after launch. Faster than ChatGPT, Slack, or any B2B product in history reached $1 billion. Everyone treats Claude Code like a fancy
shmidt@shmidtqq·Apr 14
X ArticleIn this guide, I'll walk you through installing three tools step by step that together give you a free personal AI assistant running right on your computer. No subscriptions, no monthly fees =
leopardracer@leopardracer·Apr 13
X ArticleHello everyone, leopardracer here. I moved everything to a headless Mac Mini M4, the base $599 model with 16GB of RAM. Started with smaller Qwen models for message classification and context
Noisy@noisyb0y1·Apr 16
X ArticleOne guy won the Anthropic hackathon by building a full product in 8 hours solo with Claude Code. Prize - $15,000.
Defileo@defileo·Apr 13
X ArticleYour AI forgets everything the moment you close the chat. Your Obsidian vault is full of notes nobody reads, including you, what if those two problems cancelled each other out? That's exactly what
Zephyr@Zephyr_hg·Apr 13
X ArticleEveryone's building AI chatbots and AI content tools. The market is buried. But there are 6 opportunities sitting wide open right now that almost nobody has noticed. Each one can be validated in a
Ronin@DeRonin_·Apr 13
X ArticleAI automation has quietly become the highest-ROI skill in the entire AI space right now The problem is that most people entering this field get stuck the same way Some open a Python tutorial on day
Noisy@noisyb0y1·Apr 13
X ArticleGoogle engineer with 11 years of experience automated 80% of his work using Claude Code and a simple dotnet app. Now he works 2-3 hours a day instead of 8 and chills the rest of the time while the
The Smart Ape@the_smart_ape·Apr 12
X Articlei built a research system for 4 clients in the past 6 months. one media company (well-known, can't name them), two consulting firms, and one independent analyst. combined, they cut their research
Harrison Chase@hwchase17·Apr 11
X ArticleAgent harnesses are becoming the dominant way to build agents, and they are not going anywhere. These harnesses are intimately tied to agent memory. If you used a closed harness - especially if it’s
Rohit@rohit4verse·Jan 9
X Articlemost developers are building toys while the world demands systems. tutorial hell is a comfortable grave for your career. in 2026 the gap between a prompt engineer and a systems architect is 150k. here
shmidt@shmidtqq·Apr 10
X ArticleHello everyone, shmidt here. You're probably tired of the limits you constantly hit in your Claude Code. So, I decided to write an article to help you solve this problem. You'll be using Claude Code,
Adrianna Lakatos@adriannalakatos·Apr 10
X ArticleCold email changed my life. Not metaphorically. Literally. I cold emailed Farza, the founder of Buildspace, and flew to San Francisco three days later. I cold DM'd my way into buying handwritten
Scott Bair@scott_bair·Apr 10
X ArticleNothing you will do in your brand will be used more often or for longer than your name. That's not my line. It's from David Placek, the founder of Lexicon Branding, the firm behind names like Swiffer,
Aleiah@AleiahLock·Apr 10
X ArticleImagine waking up to thousands of dollars quietly deposited into your account - while you slept. Your automated Polymarket BTC trading engine kept working 24/7, scalping profits from every swing
Ronin@DeRonin_·Mar 16
X ArticleAI engineering has quickly become one of the most valuable skill sets in tech The problem is that most beginners have no clear idea what they should actually study Some start with machine learning
darkzodchi@zodchiii·Apr 10
X ArticleI've scanned 9,000+ official plugins and picked the most useful. I went through the official Anthropic marketplace, the top community collections, and the plugins developers are actually talking
hoeem@hooeem·Apr 9
X ArticleAre you sick of reading “Claude usage limit reached. Your limit will reset at 7pm”? Same. Here’s 4 workflows that integrate Claude Code with NotebookLM to bypass limits to offload heavy document
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·Apr 9
X ArticleThere are 80,000+ Claude Skills in the community registry. Save this :) Most of them are terrible. They fire on the wrong requests. They produce inconsistent output. They break on edge cases. They are
Defileo@defileo·Apr 9
X ArticleClaude + Obsidian should be illegal. Let me tell you what my setup does before I explain how to build it. Every morning I open my laptop, Before I type a single word, Claude already knows who I am,
Antonio Linares@alc2022·Apr 10
X ArticleThe more confused investors are about AI, the better it is for you. I bought AMD at $4.2, Tesla at $13, Palantir at $7. All during peak confusion. Confusion creates mispricing. Mispricing creates
Corey Ganim@coreyganim·Apr 9
X ArticleMost people saw Anthropic announce Claude Managed Agents yesterday and immediately tuned out. Too technical. Not for me. Wrong. This is the single biggest unlock for anyone who wants to sell AI
Geoff Charles@geoffintech·Apr 8
X ArticleMost companies are still debating their AI strategy. They are overthinking it. Here is the playbook we followed to get everyone at the company building using AI. Ramp's AI usage is up 6,300% from
Noisy@noisyb0y1·Apr 8
X ArticleYou installed Claude Code and never once looked at the security settings. 55% of developers in AI projects accidentally leak sensitive user data. Average damage - $8,000-$50,000 in a single night.
Ruben Hassid@rubenhassid·Apr 9
X ArticleI’ve been begging you to switch from ChatGPT to Claude for months. So I wrote countless Claude guides, getting millions of reactions. But only recently, everyone actually switched: Claude is all
J B@VibeMarketer_·Apr 9
X Articleandrej karpathy just showed everyone how to build a personal knowledge base with claude code and markdown files. here's the exact setup so you can do it in 5 minutes. the core idea is simple. you dump
Ole Lehmann@itsolelehmann·Apr 8
X ArticleIt's official: you can no longer afford to be lazy with your online security. Anthropic's historic Mythos announcement yesterday was the point of no return. It's not public yet, but once bad actors
Muratcan Koylan@koylanai·Feb 21
X ArticleEvery AI conversation starts the same way. You explain who you are. You explain what you're working on. You paste in your style guide. You re-describe your goals. You give the same context you gave
Corey Ganim@coreyganim·Apr 6
X ArticleKarpathy dropped a post last week about building a personal knowledge base with AI. 41K people bookmarked it. But most of them will never actually build one. Here's why you should, and exactly how to
Sharbel@sharbel·Apr 8
X ArticleMost people use Claude like a search engine with better grammar. They type a question. They read the answer. They close the tab and move on. If that's you, you're leaving 90% of the tool on the table.
Nicholas Charriere@nichochar·Apr 2
X ArticleOver the last year, a strange thing has happened in tech: very different companies have started moving towards the same product shape, and it feels like everyone is building the same thing. Linear
darkzodchi@zodchiii·Apr 8
X ArticleThe only list you need. Each server in 1-2 lines with a link. There are over 10,000 MCP servers listed across directories right now. Most of them are weekend projects that break the first time you try
Sarvesh Shrivastava@bloggersarvesh·Mar 25
X ArticleTHIS IS THE ARTICLE I WASN'T GOING TO PUBLISH. Claude Cowork is now my Chief of SEO. i'm giving the exact prompts away for free. i built a 20-part prompt system inside Claude Cowork that audits your
Penelope Lopez@KCodes7777·Apr 7
X ArticleMy first viral post hit 1.3 M views. The account was brand new. I had zero followers, zero budget, zero connections in the niche.After this post all my posts would go viral or at least get thousands
Noisy@noisyb0y1·Apr 7
X ArticleYou pay $20/month for Pro or $100 for Max or $200 for Max 20x. And 75% of that money goes nowhere. Not to your tasks - to Claude talking to itself. And you let it do that. I tracked my usage for a
Lance Martin@RLanceMartin·Apr 8
X ArticleTL;DR – Claude Managed Agents is a pre-built, configurable agent harness that runs in managed infrastructure. You define an agent as a template – tools, skills, files / repos, etc. The agent harness
hoeem@hooeem·Apr 6
X ArticleIf you're able to learn how to create an LLM knowledge base then you have essentially created your own "external brain" that you can utilise, on top of that, this could change how you run your
Movez@0xMovez·Feb 8
X ArticleWeather trading bots are going viral across X right now. They are printing thousands $ monthly just by using simple arbitrage between NOAA forecasts and Polymarket weather prices. Several examples of
Ryan Sarver@rsarver·Apr 6
X ArticleI'm a VC in the middle of a fundraise, sitting on boards, helping portfolio companies, and angel investing on the side. I've worked with great human EAs and chiefs of staff over the years, so I know
CyrilXBT@cyrilXBT·Apr 6
X ArticleMOST PEOPLE USE OBSIDIAN TO TAKE NOTES. A small group figured out how to turn it into a second brain that thinks alongside them using Claude. The difference between those two groups is not technical
Artem Zhutov@ArtemXTech·Apr 6
X Article90% of people listen to experts and never change a single behavior. They always stay in learn mode. You open a bunch of tabs. You find videos, articles, podcasts. The context is scattered. At some
Akshay@akshay_pachaar·Apr 6
X ArticleA deep dive into what Anthropic, OpenAI, Perplexity and LangChain are actually building. Covering the orchestration loop, tools, memory, context management, and everything else that transforms a
Matt Epstein@mattepstein·Apr 5
X ArticleOne viral x article booked us 80 demos and closed us more that 1.3 million dollars in sales. Claude wrote the whole thing. Here's exactly how you can copy this: 2 weeks ago, our campaign director
Noisy@noisyb0y1·Apr 7
X ArticleAnd 75% of that money goes nowhere. Not to your tasks - to Claude talking to itself. And you let it do that.
Noisy@noisyb0y1·Apr 4
X ArticleMost people think launching a product requires a team, investors and a year of development. In 2026 that's complete nonsense. 44% of profitable SaaS products are now launched by one person. One guy
Logan Gott@LoganTGott·Apr 4
X Article1. Post from your personal profile, not your company page This one still confuses people and honestly it shouldn't. LinkedIn is a PEOPLE platform. It always has been. The algorithm doesn't care about
Movez@0xMovez·Mar 27
X ArticleSlot machines on the Vegas Strip return 0.93¢ on the dollar. On Polymarket, traders voluntarily accept returns as low as 0.43¢ on the 1$ - betting on longshots with worse odds than a casino. That's
Harrison Chase@hwchase17·Apr 4
X ArticleMost discussions of continual learning in AI focus on one thing: updating model weights. But for AI agents, learning can happen at three distinct layers: the model, the harness, and the context.
ericosiu@ericosiu·Apr 4
X ArticleJack Dorsey just published a blueprint for AI-native companies. We’ve been running a version of it for 4 months. It powers 50+ daily workflows, coordinates decisions across teams, and surfaces issues
Prompter@PromptLLM·Apr 4
X ArticleOne of the most under-utilised aspects of AI at the moment is to build apps in a way that curates and works with your mind, especially when gamifying aspects of your life which otherwise would be
hoeem@hooeem·Apr 2
X Articleclaude cowork was launched 3 months ago, since then claude has shipped 50+ updates which has completely changed how I utilise cowork, here's how you can take advantage and master it: claude cowork has
Heinrich@arscontexta·Feb 18
X Articlepeople underestimate the power of structured knowledge. it enables entirely new kinds of applications right now people write skills that capture one aspect of something. a skill for summarizing, a
Gauri Gupta@gauri__gupta·Apr 4
X ArticleConnect your agent and let it cook over the weekend. We just open-sourced our auto-harness — a self-improving loop that finds your agent's failures, turns them into evals, and fixes them. All
Nick Spisak@NickSpisak_·Apr 4
X Article@karpathy dropped a post describing how he uses AI to build personal knowledge bases. The idea is simple: instead of keeping notes scattered across apps, you dump everything into one folder. Then you
DAN KOE@thedankoe·Jan 18
X ArticleYou haven't experienced anything near what you're capable of. And if you learn how to unlock that power, you can do what most people consider impossible. Unfortunately, most people have the idea of
Corey Ganim@coreyganim·Mar 10
X ArticleBusiness owners know AI exists. They've seen the demos. They've tried ChatGPT. But they're stuck. They're drowning in tools and have no idea which ones solve their specific problems. They don't need a
ashu garg@ashugarg·Apr 2
X ArticleWhy decision traces will reshape B2B the way behavioral data reshaped B2C Our latest thinking on context graphs, developed with my partner @JayaGup10. Consumer platforms built one of the most
Nevo David@wickedguro·Apr 1
X Article2026 is clearly the year of the personal AI Assistant. You hook this assistant to all your services, and it can do anything you want. From reading and replying to your email to negotiating about gym
m0h@exploraX_·Apr 1
X ArticleIn this article, I’ve curated 20 powerful agentic skills you can add to any AI model to boost your productivity. Each skill is written in .md format, which is the standard for Claude. You can still
Thariq@trq212·Feb 27
X ArticleOne of the hardest parts of building an agent harness is constructing its action space. Claude acts through Tool Calling, but there are a number of ways tools can be constructed in the Claude API with
conduct r@conductr_·Mar 9
X ArticleYou’re probably not lazy, undisciplined, or lacking willpower. Most likely, you’re just completely overstimulated. Honestly, I know this so well because I remember being 17, just chilling on my bed on
darkzodchi@zodchiii·Apr 3
X ArticleHave you ever told Claude Code to do something and it just didn't? You said format the code - It didn't. You said don't touch that file - It did. You said run tests before finishing - It forgot.
Kevin Gu@kevingu·Apr 2
X Articletoday we're releasing AutoAgent, an open source library for autonomously improving an agent on any domain. AutoAgent hit both the #1 on SpreadsheetBench (96.5%) and the #1 GPT-5 score on TerminalBench
Ryan Carson@ryancarson·Apr 2
X ArticleI turned my @openclaw into the most effective assistant and chief of staff I've ever worked with. I've hired EAs in my previous companies and I'm absolutely blown away by how well this is working.
Avid@Av1dlive·Feb 26
X ArticleAI can build you a $100M startup in a weekend What it cannot help you do is HELP YOU MAKE TASTEFUL CONTENT Here is how to not make AI slop in 2026 Taste is the new core skill It all began with
Aleiah@AleiahLock·Mar 29
X ArticleI didn’t start building Claude skills because I was “passionate about AI.” I started because I was tired of seeing the same nonsense everywhere. “AI will replace your job.” “Just sell
Noisy@noisyb0y1·Apr 4
X ArticleIn 2026 that's complete nonsense.
DAN KOE@thedankoe·Apr 2
X ArticleI’m begging you to write more essays. Or to start writing essays if you aren’t already. No, not like the essays you were assigned in school. I’m talking about one of the greatest tools to learn
Hawks@Hawks0x·Apr 1
X ArticleMaking progress in the gym and building your dream physique has never been easier. A few years back we'd spend hours watching YouTube tutorials or pay $50-100 a month for a personalised plan. Everyone
AI Edge@aiedge_·Mar 2
X ArticleYes, Perplexity Computer is better than OpenClaw, and yes, you should switch. I spent 20+ hours this weekend confirming it, and I'm convinced nobody has spent more time with Perplexity Computer since
darkzodchi@zodchiii·Mar 31
X ArticleMost developers use Claude Code like a chatbot that happens to live in the terminal. They type a question, get an answer, maybe copy-paste some code. There are 20 commands in this tool that most
Subah Wadhwani@subahwadhwani·Apr 1
X ArticleWe launched 3 startups on X in 1 week. 5.2M+ views. Hundreds of US sales/demos. Garry Tan and Gokul Rajaram & more in the replies. Here's what we shipped this week at @atomikgrowth #1 MaveHealth
Sharbel@sharbel·Apr 1
X ArticleMost people use Claude like a smarter Google search. They open a new chat. Type a question. Get an answer. Close the tab. If that sounds familiar, you're using about 10% of what you're paying for.
Corey Ganim@coreyganim·Mar 31
X ArticleMost people set up Claude Cowork backwards. They install plugins, run a few prompts, get mediocre results, and assume Cowork is overhyped. The problem is with their order of operations. I found the
BuBBliK@k1rallik·Mar 31
X ArticleWhat does it look like when a $380 billion company wins a war with the Pentagon, survives the first autonomous AI cyberattack in history, leaks a secret model that terrifies its own creators - and
jack@jack·Mar 31
X ArticleAt Sequoia, we see that speed is the best predictor of start-up success. Most companies are focused on AI as a productivity enhancer. Few are focused on the potential of AI to change how we work
Will@athcanft·Mar 31
X ArticleDISCLAIMER: THIS GUIDE IS NOT FOR HIGH EFFORT UGC ARMY BUILDERS MESSAGING 100 INFLUENCERS A DAY. This guide is for people who want to spin up an app, find a winning ad, scale the hell out of it, and
Elliot Arledge@elliotarledge·Mar 31
X ArticleEarlier today, @Fried_rice on X discovered that Anthropic accidentally published a source map file alongside their Claude Code CLI on npm. The package @anthropic-ai/claude-code version 2.1.88 includes
Michael Bloch@michaelxbloch·Mar 27
X ArticleIn a world where AI can build any software, replicate any product, and automate any process, what actually makes a business defensible? Most of the answers I hear are wrong. They're all bets on the
Rohan@rohan_2502·Mar 31
X Articleclaude code is anthropic's terminal-based AI coding agent. you type a prompt, it reads your codebase, runs commands, edits files. it's good. i use it daily. today, the full source (2,203 files, ~30MB
mal@mal_shaik·Mar 31
X Articlemost people open claude code, type a prompt, wait for the response, type another prompt. thats like buying a ferrari and only driving it in first gear. i wanted to understand why some people seem to
Sebastian Raschka@rasbt·Mar 31
X ArticleTurns out Claude Code source code was leaked today. I saw several snapshots of the TypeScript code base on GitHub. I don't want to link here for legal reasons, but there are some interesting
Ole Lehmann@itsolelehmann·Mar 30
X ArticleClaude just tells you what you want to hear. Every time. You can’t trust it. So I built a skill that forces 5 AI advisors to argue about your question, anonymously review each other's work, and hand
AI Edge@aiedge_·Mar 20
X ArticleFair warning: this is not an easy read, not because it is complicated, but because it requires you to be brutally honest with yourself. The people who act on what follows will look back at this
kaize@0x_kaize·Mar 29
X ArticleMost people blame Claude for strict limits. I blamed Claude too. Recently I realized that Claude doesn't count the number of messages. it counts tokens. All you need to do is use tokens wisely, but
lifemaxxers@lifemaxxjourney·Mar 29
X Article"There’s a hormone quietly destroying your body, your mind, your confidence, and your face. And you’re feeding it every single day." You’re doing everything right. Training hard. Eating well. Trying
Hawks@Hawks0x·Mar 29
X ArticleWhether you're trying to lose fat or put on muscle, your nutrition is everything. It's the difference between having visible abs and spending another summer with your top on at the beach. We used to
Achilles@mralexthomas·Jan 18
X ArticleThe complete system for transforming your body, mind, and life. Everything that actually works. You know that feeling after a heavy session followed by sauna and cold plunge? That levitating buzz
Khairallah AL Awady@eng_khairallah1·Mar 28
X ArticleI spent 100+ hours testing AI tools so you do not have to. Save this :) The AI tooling landscape in 2026 is overwhelming. New frameworks every week. New agents every day. New repos trending on GitHub
Paul Solt@PaulSolt·Mar 27
X ArticleI've been building iOS and macOS apps for a while, and there's one thing I kept getting wrong after shipping: the screenshots. I treated them like a design task. Pick five good screens, add overlay
George from prodmgmt world@nurijanian·Mar 21
X ArticleI’ve been trying to improve my AI skills using Auto Research, a library @karpathy shared for automatically improving AI prompts through repeated experimentation. I saw Ole on X share his fork of
BuBBliK@k1rallik·Mar 28
X ArticleGoogle just crashed memory stocks with a single algorithm. TurboQuant compresses AI memory 6x, speeds it up 8x - with zero accuracy loss. And it's free. AI's invisible memory crisis Every time you
Google AI Studio@GoogleAIStudio·Mar 26
X ArticleToday, we’re launching Gemini 3.1 Flash Live via the Gemini Live API in Google AI Studio. Gemini 3.1 Flash Live helps enable developers to build real-time voice and vision agents that can not only
Rex@rexorganic·Mar 26
X Articlean app founder came to me with zero revenue, zero ad spend, zero influencer history. 60 days later: 100K MRR. 150K downloads. $40K spent. no meta ads. no google. no influencer flat fees. just tiktok
Sarvesh Shrivastava@bloggersarvesh·Mar 23
X ArticleTHIS IS THE ARTICLE I WASN'T GOING TO PUBLISH. everyone's using Claude Cowork at 10% of its actual SEO potential. these 20 prompts are the other 90%. i'm giving every single one away for free. i
Viv@Vtrivedy10·Mar 26
X ArticleTLDR: The best agent evals directly measure an agent behavior we care about. Here’s how we source data, create metrics, and run well-scoped, targeted experiments over time to make agents more accurate
Amir D@starks_arq·Mar 28
X ArticleWe run an AI film studio. We've made films for governments and billion-dollar companies, and for the last few months we've been deep inside Seedance 2.0… testing every technique, documenting what
rayane@EsotericaHQ·Feb 23
X ArticleYou can never outperform your SELF-IMAGE. No matter how much you go up the LADDER, you will always fall back to the BASELINE that is your SELF-IMAGE. You can make $1 BILLION, acquire all the POWER
Aleiah@AleiahLock·Mar 29
X ArticleSo I did something unsexy.
Phosphen@phosphenq·Mar 26
X Article504 flashcards from one series. Zero textbooks. Two AIs and one algorithm trained on 700 million reviews. This is everything I wish someone had shown me when I started learning English laid out in the
hoeem@hooeem·Mar 26
X ArticleNo-one has made a full course so that anyone (yes, you) can create an AI agent from scratch. If you wanted to, you could read this article and create an agent that is useful for you to utilise today,
darkzodchi@zodchiii·Mar 26
X ArticleI have been tracking my Claude usage for 2 weeks straight. Timestamps, tasks, time saved vs doing it manually. 11.4 hours per week. That's 45+ hours or 2 full days a month you can get back from 10
AT@AliesTaha·Mar 26
X ArticleHow does TurboQuant actually work? Is it worth the hype? Is it any different from modern quantization techniques like Nvidia's FP4? To understand TurboQuant, one must first understand PolarQuant: a
vixhal@TheVixhal·Mar 26
X ArticleIn this article we are going to build a Vectorless, Reasoning-Based RAG System using hierarchical page indexing, where a document is turned into a tree and an LLM reasons through that tree to find the
DAN KOE@thedankoe·Mar 25
X ArticleThese past few weeks, I’ve felt completely brain-fried. You know that feeling. The one where you're thinking about nothing and everything at the same time. That feeling when you try to think,
BOSS@thebeautyofsaas·Dec 30
X ArticleBringing you a random list of things (activities, protocols, items) that will improve your life. Prepare yourself… 25 min reading time. Basics On Improving Your Quality of Life (Everyone Should Know)
Ole Lehmann@itsolelehmann·Mar 24
X ArticleI deleted half my Claude setup last week and every output got better. Sounds backwards...but Anthropic's own prompting docs just explained exactly why this happens. Here's the one prompt that tells
Manthan Gupta@manthanguptaa·Mar 25
X ArticleMost "AI optimization" demos are fun to watch for the same reason benchmark tweets are fun to watch: they show you the win, not the search. You see the final graph. You see the +12% or the "runs 2x
sysls@systematicls·Mar 3
X ArticleIntroduction You're a developer. You're using Claude and Codex CLI and you're wondering everyday if you're sufficiently juicing the shit out of Claude or Codex. Once in awhile you're seeing it doing
AI Edge@aiedge_·Mar 25
X ArticleI posted on 𝕏 200+ times this month. If you only implement ONE thing from all my content in March, make it this. Claude Skills are the single biggest productivity unlock of 2026 and the best bang for
Corey Ganim@coreyganim·Mar 25
X ArticleMy last post about building and selling Claude plugins got 300K+ views and 4,000+ bookmarks. Clearly, people want to know how to turn this into money. So here's the full breakdown: 7 custom plugins
Discover@0x_Discover·Mar 11
X ArticleThe open-source AI agent that runs 24/7 is creating real income streams. Here's every strategy that's actually working. OpenClaw is not a chatbot. It's an open-source AI agent that runs continuously
gemchanger@gemchange_ltd·Feb 21
X ArticlePlan is simple: Part I: The Machine You're Trading Against Part II: The Reservation Price (Or: The Single Most Important Number in Market Making) Part III: The Bounded Inventory Problem
Rian Doris@RianSweetDoris·Mar 13
X ArticleThroughout history, the world's top performers have known something most of us don't. From Spartan warriors to modern billionaires, there's something they do that powers their success. It's not
leopardracer@leopardracer·Mar 23
X Article“It’s a pain to give the same instructions to the AI every time…” “The AI never remembers the company’s rules and formats…” “Everyone on the team uses the AI in different ways, so in the end,
kloss@kloss_xyz·Mar 24
X ArticleAnthropic has been shipping at an insane pace that's honestly hard for most power users to even keep up with. A new release pretty much every day, and a major release roughly every two weeks since
Ziwen@ziwenxu_·Mar 24
X Article$12,229 in API calls. I paid $50. That's not a typo. That's 30 days of running a 24/7 autonomous AI company on OpenClaw, and this is the exact breakdown of every dollar that moved through it. But
Ramp Labs@RampLabs·Mar 23
X ArticleWe built an agentic system to maintain Ramp Sheets. It continuously monitors production, triages alerts, and proposes fixes without human intervention - although no code is merged without engineer
CyrilXBT@cyrilXBT·Mar 24
X Article50 prompts across 6 categories. Copy. Paste. Execute. Every prompt in this guide is built for real world use, not demos. This is not a list of generic prompts you have seen a hundred times before.
Rohit@rohit4verse·Mar 23
X Articleeveryone is building agents that can act. nobody is building agents that can remember why they acted. your agent wrote the code. it shipped the feature. it deployed the fix. then three days later
Corey Ganim@coreyganim·Mar 25
X ArticleSo here's the full breakdown: 7 custom plugins you could build and sell for recurring revenue, plus 3 ways to monetize the plugins Anthropic already built for you.
Mitchell@MitcheIl·Mar 23
X ArticleOne of my clients drove over 3 million in revenue... all from a script we generated by our army of 20 agents. Here’s exactly how it works: (and yes, this is a real tool and real use case) Most
Matt Shumer@mattshumer_·Feb 10
X ArticleThink back to February 2020. If you were paying close attention, you might have noticed a few people talking about a virus spreading overseas. But most of us weren't paying close attention. The stock
darkzodchi@zodchiii·Mar 20
X ArticleI scanned 1,000+ repos and tested 200+ skills so you don't have to. Here are the 90 AI tools that actually matter right now — skills, MCP servers, and GitHub repos in one list. Zero fluff. Part 1:
rayane@EsotericaHQ·Mar 22
X ArticleThe QUALITY OF YOUR THOUGHTS dictates the quality of your LIFE. Your FREQUENCY is something you should protect at all costs. The higher your FREQUENCY, the better your life gets. If you want to
zostaff@zostaff·Mar 23
X ArticleI didn't go to Harvard, i just learned to use AI the way it was meant to be used Why Manual Trading Loses to Algorithms Stanford research shows that the amygdala - the brain's emotional center
Lunar@LunarResearcher·Mar 23
X ArticleMost trading bot tutorials show you the code. None of them show you the 30+ tools behind the code. I spent 2 weeks building an automated Polymarket trading system. Not a toy. A real bot that scans 50+
Corey Ganim@coreyganim·Mar 23
X ArticleA complete guide to workspace files, skills, channels, permissions, and how to configure them properly. Most OpenClaw users install it, connect a channel, and never open the workspace folder. This is
Nick Spisak@NickSpisak_·Mar 22
X ArticleEveryone knows what @openclaw is by this point but not as many have it doing valuable work. Its real power is workflows. Pre-built instructions that tell your agent exactly how to handle specific
Matt Van Horn@mvanhorn·Mar 22
X Article@kevinrose asked what IDE to use. My reply got the most engagement out of 128 answers: "No IDE. Just plan.md files and voice." Here's everything I meant by that. 1. The Moment You Have an Idea, It's
Corey Ganim@coreyganim·Mar 20
X ArticlePlugins are an INSANELY underrated Claude Cowork feature. Almost no one is using them correctly. Plugins are what turn Claude from a chatbot into a specialist for your specific role. They include
CyrilXBT@cyrilXBT·Mar 22
X ArticleEveryone wants a personal AI assistant. Not a chatbot that forgets what you said five minutes ago. Not a tool you have to re-explain yourself to every single time you open it. A real one. Something
kache@yacineMTB·Mar 22
X ArticleCodex 5.4 extra high has already personally saved me a thousand dollars a month. I used to pay for a GPU server to host dingboard. I had a 4090 sitting around on the ground. I just never had the time
Sosa Mental Strategist@MetaMorpehus·Mar 1
X ArticleYou don't struggle with focus. You disrespect the intelligence of your superior mind and it masquerades as a focus problem. The tactics below will help Warning: This is powerful and should not be
rari@0xwhrrari·Mar 21
X Article14 out of 20 top traders on Polymarket are bots. A Claude agent turned $1,000 into $14,216 in 48 hours. An OpenClaw agent - liquidated to zero. Same timeframe, same platform, opposite outcomes. The
Hussain Ibarra@HussainIbarra·Mar 21
X Article“AI will replace 50% of white-collar jobs in the next 2-5 years.” - Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic I can’t help but notice how good AI has become. And I know, many people are sick of hearing this to
Dan Woods@danveloper·Mar 18
X ArticleA couple days ago I tweeted about an experiment I was running with Claude Code to see if I could get Qwen 3.5 397B running on my MacBook Pro. Not a distilled version or a smaller model, but the actual
Georgios Konstantopoulos@gakonst·Mar 20
X ArticlePasskeys are the future of authentication and authorization without passwords. Passkeys reduce sign-up / sign-in time, reduce fraud and increase conversion in commerce (see case studies here). Don’t
lifemaxxers@lifemaxxjourney·Mar 22
X Article"You’ve met hundreds of people this year. You remember maybe five. What did those five do differently?" Think about the last party you went to. The last work event. The last time you were in a room
bodila@51bodila·Mar 21
X ArticleThis is not clickbait or scam You can create your own website in 1 hour, literally for free! Your site could be worth +$5000, and you spent $0 on it. I noticed many people don't even know they can
EP@eptwts·Mar 21
X Articlemost people who want to change their life by diving headfirst into self-improvement books... they get hit with a ton of tasks like fixing their mindset, building better habits, optimizing their
Akshay@akshay_pachaar·Mar 21
X ArticleA complete guide to CLAUDE.md, custom commands, skills, agents, and permissions, and how to set them up properly. Most Claude Code users treat the .claude folder like a black box. They know it
verax@journoverax·Mar 19
X ArticleYou'll learn how to build a high-octane simulation engine for trading prediction markets - stepping up from basic Monte Carlo methods to a full-scale market maker with inventory management, order flow
Manthan Gupta@manthanguptaa·Mar 20
X ArticleIf you've read my previous posts on ChatGPT memory, Claude memory, and OpenClaw memory, you already know I keep coming back to the same question: how do these agents actually remember? Hermes Agent
Emanuele Di Pietro@emanueledpt·Mar 21
X Article𝗚𝗣𝗧-𝟱.𝟰 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝗯𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱 𝗯𝗲𝗮𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗳𝘂𝗹 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗱𝘀. 𝗕𝘂𝘁 𝗼𝗻𝗹𝘆 𝗶𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗸𝗻𝗼𝘄 𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗮𝘀𝗸. Better output starts with tighter constraints, visual references, and
Dhravya Shah@DhravyaShah·Mar 22
X ArticleAgent memory might be completely solved now. In a few years, BILLIONS of agents will be highly personalized and specialized per user - constantly learning and evolving on everything we do. This is
conduct r@conductr_·Mar 20
X ArticleIn this article you will finally understand what limitless actually is. What it feels like to live it. Which habits build it day by day. And what limitless is definitely not: a mindset you unlock
Jesse Pujji@jspujji·Mar 20
X ArticleGoogle’s Stitch just made manual design optional. I've seen designers spend 6 hours in Figma on something Stitch does in 20 minutes. Most design teams don't know this tool exists yet. That's the
Sarvesh Shrivastava@bloggersarvesh·Mar 12
X ArticleTHIS IS THE PLAYBOOK I BUILT FOR MYSELF. not for clients. not for a course. for the day everything goes wrong. Claude + SEO. 90 days. $100k/month. i've been doing local SEO for 14 years. i've used
Fraser Cottrell Ad Creative For Meta TikTok@sourfraser·Mar 21
X ArticleI gave AI a brain, and now it runs half my business. It took an afternoon to build. It costs almost nothing to run. And it's the single biggest unlock I've found as a founder. Here's the full system —
Hanako@hanakoxbt·Mar 20
X ArticleMost people on Polymarket are trying to predict the future. Checking polls. Watching hearings. Refreshing feeds hoping someone leaks alpha. Pick a side. Hope for the best. That's not a strategy.
Ernesto Lopez@ErnestoSOFTWARE·Mar 17
X Article1 of our apps does $300,000/yr, we scaled this app with literally only 4 winning ad creatives using tiktok spark ads, and currently we are scaling to $1m/y with an ad system that runs autonomously by our Openclaw agent Eddie.
CHAIN MIND@0xChainMind·Mar 6
X ArticleMost people treat Polymarket like a casino. They open a market, guess the outcome, click YES or NO, and hope they are right. I spent weeks analyzing on-chain data and found that some wallets consistently win, and this system tracks them.
Allan Guo@_allanguo·Feb 4
X ArticleBefore raising money, we got our first 1,000 users from Reddit without spending a single dollar. For early-stage startups, Reddit is a goldmine if you post like a normal user and focus on value-first formats.
Eric Lay@itsericlay·Feb 16
X ArticleHow We Add $1M+ in ARR Per Month Without a Marketing Team Before getting into frameworks, tactics, or execution details, it is important to clarify one thing clearly. This is not a growth hack. It is
AmirMusic@AmirMushich·Feb 4
X ArticleHi. I'm Amir. Designer & creative director for 10+ years. Did branding and ads for Warner Music, PepsiCo, Spotify. Now I mix that experience with AI to make high-quality visuals fast. This
Sarvesh Shrivastava@bloggersarvesh·Mar 12
X ArticleClaude + SEO. 90 days. $100k/month.
Rohit@rohit4verse·Feb 11
X Articlebut to get there, you need to stop writing prompts and start shipping code using skills.
Ernesto Lopez@ErnestoSOFTWARE·Jan 21
X ArticleI know, because it changed mine.