I’ve just added a Claude Code hub inside Skool to help you actually use Claude for building real systems, not just chatting with it. This section is focused on turning Claude into a builder, not a writer. I will add all Claude Code videos in this section.

In this video, I break down my exact 4-step workflow for building premium websites with Claude Code that actually look like a real designer made them, not generic AI pages. Step 1, Inspiration: Before prompting anything, you collect real, high-quality sites to model. Instead of letting Claude guess, you give it visual references so the design direction is clear from the start. Step 2, Build: You feed that inspiration into Claude Code and let it scaffold the site. Screenshots + structured direction help Claude generate layouts that match your vision right away. Step 3, Refine: This is where you escape AI slop. I show how to use tools like 21st.dev to swap in polished components and tighten spacing, typography, and UI details so the site feels premium, not templated. Step 4, Deploy: Finally, you push everything live with GitHub and Vercel, turning your build into a production-ready website in a fraction of the normal time. This is how you build pages people actually stop and look at. Resources I use: https://21st.dev https://godly.websiteAwwwards https://dribbble.com If you want to use Claude Code to create real, high-ticket websites instead of basic AI layouts, this walkthrough shows the full system.

I seem to be really struggling with the webhooks and connecting the product url. I connected everything as the model ugc video videos shows. I turned everything on. But when i execute workflow it just waits forever. And none of the generations i try works. any ideas please boss? :)

See how I generate UGC-style ads end-to-end with one workflow. Nano Banana handles consistent image sets and product scenes, Veo 3.1 turns scripts into smooth clips, and n8n ties everything together for batching, file naming, approvals, and exports sized for every platform. I’ll walk through prompts, guardrails, and the exact routing so you can clone it and produce daily content without manual editing.

In this breakdown, I show how Claude’s new coding flow pairs with Remotion to generate videos programmatically. You’ll see how scripts turn into dynamic scenes, captions, layouts, and animations automatically, then render at scale without touching a timeline. Perfect if you want to mass-produce branded video content using code instead of editors.