Right now your business runs on stuff that only lives in one person's head — usually yours. Every decision waits on them, and if they leave, it leaves too. So I got it out: every price, process, and judgment call into one folder the company owns, that the whole team works out of. One shared brain that doesn't resign, take weekends off, or walk out with 15 years of knowledge. No code, one afternoon. - It's just a folder + skills. The folder is what the company knows (prices, customers, processes); skills are how it behaves (the rules). Gather your scattered docs into one folder and it reads them like a sharp ops manager on day one — then flags what's missing, usually the pricing that only lives in your head. One interview prompt gets that out: the AI asks, you talk, it writes your pricing rules into the folder in ~20 minutes. Turn it into a skill in one plain-English paragraph and anyone runs the job the same way, every time. - The quit test. Ask the brain what your most-depended-on person knows. What comes back is safe forever; what's missing is your homework. In the demo, the volume-pricing question that sat unanswered all weekend now comes back in seconds — routine 90% done, the one real judgment call escalated with the thinking finished. My take: it drafts, you approve (~90% automated, a person finishing the last 10%). The hard part was never the tech — it's deciding to get the knowledge out of people's heads. 📎 Full guide PDF pinned below — the folder + skills model, every prompt, and the quit test. 👉 Which person in your business would you run the quit test on first? Drop it below. [Watch the video here ▶️]

Anthropic's smartest model, Fable 5, is coming off free-with-subscription access — extended through July 12 after the backlash, and not gone for good, but not free in your plan either until it's restored. Here's why it matters 👇 Most people's move is to cram every random task into the days that are left. That's backwards — grunt work is what the cheap AIs are for. The window you've got left with a top-tier model is for the stuff a cheaper AI genuinely can't do as well: thinking through a real decision, sharpening the prompts you run everywhere else, and capturing your best work as a playbook. I put together a short guide with the exact 3 copy-paste prompts I'm running myself — one that makes Fable 5 argue both sides of a decision and hand you a one-page memo, one that rewrites your ChatGPT/automation prompts to get sharper output from a dumber model, and one that turns anything it does well for you into a playbook a $20/month AI can run for pennies from now on. 👉 Grab it here: https://flicker-celestite-7b6.notion.site/3-Claude-Fable-5-Prompts-to-Run-Before-It-Leaves-Your-Plan-397d180d8c8081f6ae14db0908e1dcb0?source=copy_link Which of the 3 would actually save you the most this week — the strategist memo, the prompt fix, or the playbook? Tell me below 👇

I generated 21 qualified sales opportunities in 10 days. 3 already closed. $17,490 in new revenue. And I didn't write a single email manually. Most B2B companies are still doing prospect research by hand. Clicking through websites. Taking notes. Crafting "personalized" emails that take 10 minutes each. Then they wonder why their reply rates are under 2%. I built a different system. It researches prospects automatically. Scrapes their entire website (not just the homepage). Analyzes what they actually do. And generates icebreakers that sound like a human spent 20 minutes studying their business. Because that's exactly what the AI does. Here's how it works: Step 1: Feed it a prospect's website URL. The system crawls every page. Service pages. Case studies. Blog posts. Team bios. Everything. Step 2: Converts all that HTML into clean, structured text. This is what most people skip. Raw HTML is useless to AI. Clean data is everything. Step 3: AI analyzes their business model, challenges, and opportunities. Then generates multiple personalized icebreaker options. You pick the best one. Send. The entire process takes 10 seconds per prospect. The results speak for themselves. (See the screenshots) But here's the thing most people miss: Personalization isn't about using someone's first name or company name. It's about showing you understand their business. When you reference their specific service offering, their recent case study, or a challenge their industry is facing right now, people respond. Not because it's clever. Because it's relevant. My background: I co-founded Marketing By Prof, an AI automation agency that just crossed 21K Instagram followers. We get 400K+ organic views per month sharing exactly how we build these systems. Over 10,000 people download our free templates monthly. I'm not sharing theory. This is what I use every single day to fill my pipeline. I'm giving away the exact workflow. No email capture. No hoops. Just duplicate it and plug in your prospects.

Anthropic just released remote control for Claude Code. You can now run your AI agent from your phone — pull reports, create proposals, qualify leads, summarize meetings — all without being at your desk. Your data stays local, connection is secured through HTTPS, nothing moves to the cloud. Setup takes under 2 minutes: type /remote-control in your terminal, scan the QR code on your phone, done. I demoed grabbing a meeting transcript from Fireflies and generating a full client proposal — all from my phone. The catch: your computer has to stay on, you need internet on both sides, and you can't start sessions remotely yet. But the core experience works. The real value isn't the remote — it's the system behind it. Stack your context, data, intelligence, and automation layers, then point the remote at it. Three use cases I'm running right now: marketing reports on demand, instant lead qualification and routing, and daily meeting intelligence briefings. That's the shift from operator to owner. What would you run from your phone first? 👇

Hey everyone! I want to make sure you're squeezing every bit of value out of being here. This isn't just another group where you watch content and disappear—it's a place where you can actually accelerate your growth. Here's what you should be taking advantage of: 📌 Personalized Feedback Stuck on a workflow? Can't figure out why your automation isn't working? Drop it in the community. I personally review posts and give direct feedback to help you break through blockers. 📌 Vote on Next Video Topics You get to decide what I build next. If there's an automation you need or a tutorial that would help your business, tell me. The community votes, and I create it. 📌 Access to Templates & Resources Everything I build gets shared here first—n8n workflows, prompts, scripts, client templates. You get the goods before anyone else. 📌 Real Client Project Insights I share what's working in real deployments with actual clients. You get to see behind the scenes of $10K+ projects and learn what actually converts. 📌 Accountability & Momentum Post your wins, share your progress, ask questions. This community moves fast, and being active keeps you moving forward instead of getting stuck in tutorial hell. 📌 Networking & Collaboration Connect with other builders, share leads, collaborate on projects. Some of the best opportunities come from the people in here. So here's my question for you: What else do you want to see here? What would make this community even more valuable for you? Drop your thoughts below. Let's make this the best place to build your AI agency. Let's go! 💪