I’ve been using Claude scheduled tasks on a Mac mini that runs 24/7. The issue is that Claude sometimes updates, logs out, or requires manual login again. When that happens, the scheduled tasks stop working, which defeats the purpose of automating them. Has anyone found a reliable way to keep Claude running continuously for scheduled tasks without manual intervention after updates or login prompts OR maybe there is alternative method i should consider?

Now most classes are locked down. Even ones I've already taken or started. So from here on, can we expect 1-on-1 live interaction w/ you, or is it just self-paced?

Something has shifted, and I want you to be the first to know. We are going all in on one idea: you stop doing the work, and you start directing it. Read that again. This changes everything about how we build from here. 👇 🤖 THE NEW DIRECTION: YOUR WHOLE WORKFLOW BECOMES AN AGENTIC SYSTEM Here is the simple version. You write plain English instructions inside Skill files. One main orchestrator runs the whole pipeline for you, start to finish. And Claude does the doing: it follows your Skill files, spins up agent swarms, researches, drafts, checks, and delivers. No code. You direct, it executes. That is Skills plus Skill Chaining: a folder of small Skills, chained together, that runs the whole job while you simply steer. 🧩 🧱 NEW CLASSROOMS ARE COMING I have been heads down building, and here is what is on the way: ✅ A brand new FOUNDATION Your fast first win. Build your first Skill and run your first chain, no terminal, no code. ✅ THE ONE-PERSON AI BUSINESS MASTERCLASS (the flagship) The big one. You pick a niche, shape an offer, build the folder of chained Skills that delivers it, then run it, sell it, and adapt it. You walk out owning a real business that runs from a folder. ✅ THE ENGINES: ready-made businesses you import and run Each Engine is a folder of Skills you import into Cowork, then run with one command to get the whole job done. Six are on the way: Newsletter, Data and Report, Content and Social, Blog, Course Creator, and Faceless YouTube. ✅ And THE VAULT, a living library that keeps growing, so the ladder never ends. All taught the no-code way, step by step, beginner friendly. 🎓 🔌 THE ANTHROPIC PLUGINS: THE POWERFUL NEW TOOLS WE WILL TEACH This is the part I am most excited about. Anthropic is shipping official Plugins for almost every kind of work. A Plugin is a ready made folder of Skills you can run. There is one for marketing, one for sales, one for finance, one for customer support, one for data, one for HR, one for legal, one for product, and an all in one kit for running a small business.

Mentions: 📎 Downloads: Sample SKILL.md bundle: assets/skills/vault-model-selector/ (packaged as vault-model-selector.zip). The zip file is not linked.

SKILL.md: --- name: daily-tip description: > Give the user one short, friendly tip about any topic they name. Use this skill whenever someone asks for a tip, hint, trick, suggestion, or piece of advice about a specific topic — even if they phrase it casually, like "give me a tip on sourdough" or "any advice for beginner runners?" Always use this skill rather than writing a freeform answer, so the tip stays short and stays friendly. --- # Daily Tip When the user names a topic, reply with exactly one tip about it. ## Rules - **One tip only.** Don't give a list. Don't add "bonus tips". One tip, full stop. - **Short.** Aim for two or three sentences at most. If it can be said in one sentence, do that. - **Plain English.** No jargon unless the topic demands it, and even then, explain the jargon in plain words. - **Friendly tone.** Warm, encouraging, like advice from a knowledgeable friend — not a textbook or a warning label. - **Practical.** The tip should be something the person can actually act on, not a vague platitude. - **No preamble.** Don't say "Great question!" or "Here's a tip for you:". Just give the tip. ## Format Write the tip as plain prose — no bullet points, no bold headers, no numbered lists. A single short paragraph is perfect. ## Example Topic: sourdough > Feed your starter at the same time every day — consistency matters more than perfection. > Once it reliably doubles in size within 4–8 hours of feeding, it's ready to bake with. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⓪ Prompt: running Response: When you start a run, go slower than feels natural — most beginners burn out by pushing too hard too early. If you can hold a conversation while running, you're at the right pace. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ① How do I export this response? [I think saving the response is part of the process, alluded to in One Person AI Business Masterclass 1.2 - "the job is not done until that file (announcement.md) exists"] Ex.: If I wanted to make a simple webpage where users can ask a question (as in example above - ⓪) An extremely simple use case here, but I would want to further adapt this for a more targeted audience for a more sophisticated, technical question on a granular subject.