Spent the last 4-5 weeks rebuilding my whole business around Claude Code. (see attached Overview doc for quick read) Voice AI clients, content pipeline, Etsy shop, media kit, the landing page. All of it. Quick tour of what's working, what's not, and the one tool that just dropped that changes everything (Make CLI 👀). Biggest lesson? You don't need to know everything. You just need to articulate ideas. Claude Code handles the rest. What are you building with it? Chapters: 00:00 Intro — what I've been building 00:48 Hooking Claude Code into Trillet (Western Auto Care) 02:05 The intake form → autonomous v1 build flow 03:10 Pricing tiers and template-per-tier approach 05:28 Make CLI just dropped (and why it matters) 08:25 Version control for client agents (Flood Impact Xperts) 10:19 AW Content Machine 2.0 overview 10:52 Airtable as command center 11:35 GPT Image 2 thumbnail generator 12:49 Remotion for programmatic b-roll 15:18 MasonTranscribe (the custom Swift app) 18:01 ScrapeCreators for TikTok metrics + transcripts 19:17 Rendering beats back through Dropbox + Final Cut 20:40 Programmatic media kit for brand deals 22:25 Rate card breakdown 24:19 Etsy clipart machine (the side project) 29:04 Landing page rebuild 29:52 OpenClaw, Hermes, and remote agents (skip for now) 31:03 Context switching across multiple Claude Code agents 35:27 What's next: workshops, classroom updates, community poll

I'm rebuilding what happens inside AWA based on what you actually need right now. Three questions, drop your answers in the comments: 1. What are you trying to build or figure out this month? 2. What's blocking you? 3. What do you wish existed inside AWA that doesn't? Every reply gets read. This becomes the roadmap. DM me if you'd rather keep it private.

If you could wave a magic wand and have one process in your business (or your client's business) fully automated by this week, what would it be? Could be: - A CRM that actually updates itself after every call - A proposal that writes and sends itself after a discovery - A follow-up sequence that stops when the deal closes - A pipeline report nobody has to pull together manually Drop it in the comments 👇

Ben Williams is back. This one's all about Skills, the feature that turns Claude into a specialist for whatever you're building. What we'll cover: - What skills are and why they matter - Building your first one in Claude Desktop and Claude Code - Live demo: workshop recording → companion notes - Skills vs. Commands vs. Projects - Sharing skills with your team 📅 Wednesday, April 29 @3:30 PM MDT Missed Workshop #1? Catch the replay in the classroom

Anthropic just dropped Claude Opus 4.7 and it is a massive win for anyone into automation. This new update is a major leap forward that focuses on turning Claude into a reliable agent that can handle complex projects from start to finish with way less babysitting. - Hand off the hardest coding tasks with total confidence because it now double checks its own work before reporting back. - Vision capabilities have tripled to support high resolution images up to 2576 pixels for reading dense screenshots or diagrams. - New adaptive thinking lets the model spend more time on hard problems while staying fast on the easy stuff. - Professional taste is built in to help you create higher quality slide decks and user interfaces that actually look good. - Advanced memory helps it remember important notes across long sessions so you don't have to repeat yourself. - The xhigh effort level gives us finer control over the tradeoff between deep reasoning and response speed. - $5/million base input tokens and $25/million output tokens Read more: https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-opus-4-7