Learned about scheduled tasks and the loop skill in the claude code. Built a pulse check task that will run daily at 8:00 am, giving me a summary of tasks I need to do. For now I just added a static task in a markdown file and provided the folder access to the bot. Also added a status file in the same task and check how it improves and maintains the context. Played around with the task file, for example renaming it or removing it so that the Claude task notices the gap and summarizes it for the next run. Had fun implementing Gloop as well. Just tested it by asking it to grade me every two minutes and then eventually added different sound notifications on Windows and just had fun playing around with it. Looking forward to the last day of this challenge!

I've been thinking to try some color version for my agency website for a while so thought maybe I should utilize the website building learning for this particular use case. I do not have any brand guidelines so I took inspiration from a Framer template and asked Claude to build the brand guidelines just for testing this whole thing. I then gave instructions to Claude code to revamp my agency website using the given brand guidelines. Later on, after reiterating with it a couple of times, I scraped the content of my website and asked it to update the copy as well. I think I did a pretty decent job and even though I'd still like to keep my original version for now, I think it was a really great session with Claude building this site using inspiration from other websites and especially the screenshot loop. How much time it saves is insane! Looking forward to day 6 now. (1st - Original Site (https://acceliyo.com/)) (2nd - Revamped Version (https://acceliyo-claude-test-version.vercel.app/))

Deployed first automation on Trigger.dev 🎉 1. What you deployed - Built a simple automation that will send top trending searches in India every morning to me and my partner along with the related 3 news article links. (We both rarely watch News, haha) 2. What it broke - mostly the formatting of email. Ooh and because I didn't plan well, it deployed the draft version to production directly the very first time. Soo much to learn and build using claude code, looking forward to Day 5!

Built /linkedin-hook skill So finally completed day 3 of the 7 Day AIS challenge where I built a LinkedIn hook generator skill. I post content on LinkedIn weekly and every time I create content I found myself repeating the instructions to generate hooks using the framework I follow. I thought it would be a great use case to put it inside a skill and just call the skill every time I need to generate a hook.

Learned about Claude Code Skills Spent time diving deep into docs. Will continue day 3 tomorrow with practical implementation and knowledge check.