Second Monday. Second winner. Let's keep it going. @Alex Nartey topped the 7-day leaderboard with +191 points and earned himself free lifetime Premium access. 71 total contributions to this community. Not lurking. Not watching from the sideline. Showing up in the comments on Jake's posts, Matt's posts, other members' posts. Adding to the conversation. Engaging with the work. That's what the leaderboard actually measures. Participation that helps other people learn. Alex wasn't farming points. He was in the threads doing the thing that makes this community worth being in. 🎉 @Alex Nartey congratulations. You earned it. The leaderboard resets now. New week. New race. Whoever is on top next Monday morning gets the same deal. Free lifetime Premium. Already a paying VIP member? We'll upgrade you to free lifetime VIP. See you next Monday!!

$200 cash prize. One winner. Let's go!!!! THE CHALLENGE: "The Fake Client You just got hired. Here's your client 👇 - 📎 Download the full client brief attached to this post. YOUR DELIVERABLE: - A complete brand voice document for Ruff Cuts. - How you structure it, how detailed you go, what sections you include, how you get AI to nail the tone... that's all on you. - Same brief. Wildly different outputs. Show us what you've got. 💰 PRIZE: $200 CASH - One winner takes it all. 🗳️ HOW WE PICK THE WINNER - Community vote. Your fellow members decide. 📅 DATES - Submit by: Saturday, April 25th at 12:00 PM EST - Winner announced: Monday, April 27th at 12:00 PM EST 🎟️ WHO CAN ENTER - Premium and VIP members only. - Not a member yet? You know what to do. 📝 HOW TO SUBMIT - Drop your brand voice guide in the comments below. Text, screenshots, PDF, whatever works. Just make sure we can see it. ⚡ A NOTE ON FUTURE COMPETITIONS - This first one is straightforward on purpose. We wanted to start simple. - They won't all be like this. Challenges will get harder, more creative, and more technical as the weeks go on. Enjoy the easy win while it lasts. First competition. First winner. First $200. - Who's taking it? 👇

New module just dropped in Implementation Playbooks. Claude Design: Folder Structure as a Design System Anthropic released Claude Design. It builds brand design systems, slide decks, prototypes, and animated content from your existing assets. Underneath the interface it is Claude Code, skills, and a folder structure. If that sounds familiar, it should. It is a refined version of what we have been building in this community. This module covers three things: 1. How Claude Design actually works, what it does well, and where it burns tokens fast. 2. How to export the design system it builds and run it locally in Claude Code or VS Code. 3. *Lightly Touches* on how to swap in open source models like Qwen 3 Coder Next, Code Gemma, Devstral, or DeepSeek Coder V2 when you hit usage limits or want to cut costs. Claude Design is not a replacement for the workflow you have been learning. It is proof the workflow is correct. The people who built Claude Design are solving the same problem with the same tools as you are here. The difference is you now have a head start, because you already understand folder structure, skills, and routing. If you are new here, start with Foundation Lesson 2 for the history, Lesson 4 for the install, and Implementation Playbook Module 1 for the animation builds that predate all of this. Watch the video. Build your own system this week. Post your folder structure in the community. Claude Design: Folder Structure as a Design System - Implementation Playbooks · Clief Notes

Some of you are building right now. You're building a workflow, or an app, or an automation. If you're not a scaredy-cat, tell us what you're building!!!! I'll go first... MY PASSION PROJECT: I am building a free app for independent house cleaners everywhere, so they can professionalize themselves. MY REAL WORK: Otherwise, I'm building automations in my company that are were previously being done manually by an administrator. We're in a hiring frenzy, so I just built workflow automations that tracked where every candidate was in our pipeline, while simultaneously assessing them on communication and skills and moving them forward if they responded. My main admin was actually so happy I figured this out, because she usually has to go through resumes one by one to filter out all the obvious NO's, which takes many hours. I can't wait to know!

This is my personal guide for working inside an ICM (Interpretable Context Methodology) workspace—Jake’s Method turned into executable muscle memory. It is not a loose set of tips. It is the exact rule set that turns a folder of markdown files into a deterministic, human-reviewable, self-improving production line. Every bullet below was stress-tested in real delivery pipelines where the only orchestration is numbered folders, CONTEXT.md stage contracts, and the filesystem itself. Why This List Is Important Most AI workflows die in one of two ways: they collapse under context bloat or they hallucinate their way through invisible state. ICM fixes both by making the entire workflow visible, editable, and version-controlled on disk. This list enforces that fix at the behavioral level. It guarantees the agent never drifts into framework thinking, never hides state in a black-box memory, and never ships half-baked output. Follow it and you get: - Predictable handoffs at every stage boundary - Human edits that become permanent factory improvements - Zero token waste from irrelevant subagents or monolithic prompts - Ruthless quality that compounds instead of eroding In short: this list turns Jake’s folder-as-architecture into actual shipped value instead of another pretty diagram.