Opus 5.5 dropped, so I spent 24 hours throwing real work at it and at GPT-6 Sol. A website for this community, an edit of my own video hook, and a 3D flight game. Opus won all three. Sol was twice as fast on the game though. All three prompts are attached as a PDF, and they're in Video Downloads too. Which one are you running first? Drop it below.

Sat down with Eddie, who runs up to ten tiny businesses pulling $30k to $50k a month, and got him to break down how he picks ideas, builds them with Claude Code, and gets customers for each one. The copy sheet with all ten businesses and his filters is in Video Downloads. Curious how your own idea holds up against his four filters. Drop it below and I will tell you.

Set up the new shared Claude memory in about 5 minutes, imported everything from Claude Code, and hooked up Fireflies so it pulls sales call notes in on its own. Grabbed the setup as a one-pager in Video Downloads if you want to copy it exactly. What is the one fact about your business you are sick of retyping into every new chat? Drop it below.

Went through the GPT-6 Astra launch a couple hours after the Twitter post: the launch page, the benchmark chart, the developer video, and the use cases. You walk away with which parts of the launch matter if you cannot code, and the one test to run the day your account gets it. Download: the Astra one-pager, what it does now and what is still on you, in Video Downloads. What is the one boring task in your industry you would hand Astra first, and who pays to get it done today?

Same prompts into GPT-6 Astra on high and Fable 5.1, from a LinkedIn carousel up to a racing game with me as every driver. You walk away with the exact prompts, the scorecard, the build brief template, and an Operating File snippet for the landing page. Download: the Astra vs Fable build sheet, in Video Downloads. Which of your own projects would you hand both models this week, and what would count as a win for it?