Hey friends, I know many of you are concerned about OpenClaw being essentially dead since Claude Code can no longer be used with it. I've set up Claude Code Channels and honestly, it's significantly better. I've been running it for almost a week now and I'm not looking back. Here's what's available to you right now: Free: Set up instructions VIP Members: I've uploaded my entire Claude Channels configuration to GitHub, go download it now. Stay tuned. I'll be dropping videos showing you exactly how to set this up and get the most out of it. The window to get ahead with this stuff is still open, but it won't be for long. Jay.

Alright… this one changed my content game completely. I built a custom AI thumbnail engine that now creates scroll-stopping YouTube thumbnails for about $1.30 each. Not templates. Not Canva hacks. Full custom thumbnails built around proven designs. Here’s how the system works 👇 First, I built the entire workflow inside an app using Claude Code. Everything lives in one place: - script ideas - competitor research - thumbnail generation - organized media library No bouncing between 6 tools. Then I used Ampify to scrape top-performing thumbnails from competitors based on specific keywords. So instead of “guessing” what looks good… I’m reverse engineering what’s already winning. Next step was the real unlock: I trained a custom Flux LoRA model on my own face and body. Now I can generate: - confident poses - pointing at text - excited reactions - thinking / shocked expressions All photorealistic. No photoshoots. No lighting setups. For editing, I use Nano Banana Pro. Two workflows: 1️⃣ Competitor remix I take a proven thumbnail layout → swap the original person → replace them with my AI-generated version (full body swaps, not just faces). 2️⃣ From scratch Use text-to-image to create a strong base → layer in my AI-generated images → refine with image-to-image editing. Everything gets saved automatically inside my app so I can reuse assets anytime. Now let’s talk numbers: • Base image generation: ~$0.60 • 4 AI-generated versions of me: ~$0.12 • Body swap editing: ~$0.60 Total: around $1.30–$1.50 per thumbnail. Before this? $50+ per thumbnail from designers. Multiply that across multiple videos per week… You see the leverage. If you want the full breakdown of the workflow and prompts, watch the full video here