After 400 hours in Claude Code, I noticed that businesses keep paying for the same six types of skills. In this video, I break down each one, what it does, and why these simple, boring skills are the ones that actually sell. Whether you're brand new to AI automations or already building for clients, these are the skills worth learning first.

Claude Design is Anthropic's new design tool, and in this masterclass I take you from zero to shipping real work with it. We build a brand called Tally from scratch, including a design system, pitch deck, landing page, mobile app prototype, and launch video, then push the site to GitHub and Vercel through Claude Code. I also break down how to stretch your session limit so you actually get your money's worth.

Video editing just changed forever. What used to take motion graphics artists and editors hours of manual work can now be done in minutes with natural language, no code required. In this video, I'm breaking down two methods: Claude Design for spinning up custom motion graphics through conversation, and Claude Code connected with Hyperframes for a more advanced workflow with serious customization, so every output matches your brand's tone and style. I'll walk through real examples, use cases, and exactly how to set everything up. Plus, I'm giving away the free skills and GitHub repo I use in this video so you can skip the setup and start creating right away. GITHUB REPO

In this video I walk through Claude Code's new iMessage channel, which lets you text your Claude Code session from your phone and have it run tasks like it's sitting at your computer. I cover the full setup process, the current limitations you should know about, and break down the difference between Dispatch, Channels, and Remote Control so you know which one to use.

Anthropic quietly released a new Claude Code feature called auto dream. It runs a background sub-agent that reviews your memory files across sessions, then consolidates, prunes, and reorganizes them so every new conversation starts cleaner. In this video I walk through how to turn it on, what it actually does behind the scenes, and why it reminds me of how humans store long-term memories during sleep.