Hey there, I’ve been doing AI stuff for business for a while, already a few projects successfully delivered. Now trying to go all in into AIOS for myself, and the for the clients. Will keep you guys posted!

Been building Claude skills lately and wanted to share something that might help creators here. A lot of YouTubers I've spoken to have the same problem: they spend hours making a video, it gets 48 hours of reach, and then it disappears — because writing separate posts for every platform after filming feels like starting over. Here's a simple Claude workflow that fixes this: Step 1 — After uploading your video, go to YouTube and click "Show transcript" under the '...' menu. Copy the full transcript. Step 2 — Paste this prompt into Claude: --- "Here is a YouTube transcript. Extract the 3 most valuable insights. Then write me: - A Threads post (casual, ends with a question) - An Instagram caption (punchy + 3 hashtags) - A Facebook post (story-driven, emotional hook) - A LinkedIn post (hook + insight + takeaway) - A newsletter (personal storytelling, one CTA) Each one must sound native to that platform. Do not copy sentences from the transcript." --- Step 3 — Review and post. The key instruction is "native to that platform" — without that, Claude just reformats. With it, each post actually sounds like it belongs there. Took me a while to figure out the right instructions. Sharing here in case it saves someone time. Happy to answer questions if anyone tries it. 👇

I know that some of us might struggle with motivation thinking “will learning AI help me in my career or in my business and is it worth it?“ I’ve been building websites with AI or no code the past two years and I can definitely say if you stick with it, it’s worth it. Just put in the reps.

Hi guys, I just wanted to put out an update. I have made the decision in November to go all in on the AI Agency model I have since followed Nick Sarav and Nate Herk and I did instantly cold emails, LinkedIn outreach, I did the Upwork route and I spent a fair amount of money only to land my first client yesterday. The proposal to be signed and the payment to be sent so it's not completely done but it's an 11.5k deal building a spec reviewer and personal optimization setup which I'm very excited about. And now I'm looking into how do I actually gather all the important information from the person without exposing passwords and things like that. From the little research I've done, I think Proton actually allows you to send the passwords and then it explodes. Or gets eliminated after a while. And I do have a Proton account. But yeah, I'm curious as to what you guys do usually once everything is signed and you're doing the kickoff call... What's the best approach to gather the necessary data?

Anthropic’s Claude just got a massive upgrade for creators. With the new Higgsfield MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration, Claude can now analyze a reference video, break down its exact structural DNA, and help you generate new assets directly inside the same chat window This isn't just basic video description—it’s full visual reverse-engineering 🔄 The Workflow Shift - The Old Way: Watch a reference video, manually take notes on camera pacing, write prompts from scratch, jump to an external generator, and hope the outputs stitch together cleanly. - The New Way: Paste your reference video straight into the chat. Claude analyzes the rhythm, shot composition, and visual grammar, and the Higgsfield Supercomputer outputs your new matched assets instantly 🧠 Moving from "Prompting" to "Directing" Instead of gambling on random generation tokens, this integration introduces a directorial logic to AI video production. For creators, filmmakers, and marketing teams, a reference video is no longer just passive inspiration. It becomes highly operational material to instantly map out matching scenes, product variations, or social campaigns You are no longer just asking an AI to "make a cool clip." You are telling it to understand why a specific clip works and replicate its underlying pacing and language ⚠️ The Reality Check Analyzing a reference doesn't mean cloning it. The value here isn't in low-effort, lazy replication—it’s in structural translation. The creative direction, intent, and narrative choices still completely rely on you to make the final output stand out We are officially moving past the era of guessing with random text prompts. The future of AI video is turning any reference file into an active, operational creative map