First off, I owe you guys an apology. I fell behind on the MVP initiative a few months ago, but we're officially bringing it back. I think it's really exciting, and it's cool to see the energy and continue watching this community grow. Speaking of growth... we are now officially the largest community on Skool. Period. Across every single community on the platform. Now that we've passed 300,000 members, AI Automation Society really is the largest AI automation community in the world. And that is all thanks to you guys. With that said, huge shoutout to the Top 5 Members of AI Automation Society for March! These are the people leading the way, sharing knowledge, and helping spread the AIS culture: 1️⃣ @Muskan Ahlawat – Back on top and absolutely crushing it this month! 🔥 2️⃣ @Christian Rivadeneira 3️⃣ @Frank van Bokhorst 4️⃣ @Titus Blair 5️⃣ @Esayas Tesfaye (Quick note: @Yash Chauhan landed in the top 5 on the leaderboard but we're excluding him here since he's an official member of the AIS team. Shoutout to Yash regardless for always showing up 💪) Keep contributing, sharing wins, and helping others grow. This community gets better because of every single one of you. Let's keep building, keep learning, and keep spreading that AIS energy. 🚀 Cheers, Nate

I just made a post on LinkedIn about this, but I wanted to give you guys a slightly different version: I uploaded 29 YouTube videos in the past 28 days. 4.1M views. 280K watch hours. 68K new subscribers. And I even took a full week off in the middle of it. You guys in the comments and in here are asking me things like "Do you ever sleep?" and "Are you using an AI avatar?" Yes I sleep and no I don't use an AI avatar. I even edit all of my tutorials myself. Honest answer: I have an incredible team that helps keep everything running, and AI agents and systems that let me get done in a single day what used to take me a full week. This amount of YT output would be impossible without the AIS+ team here! @Jon Morrow, @Yash Chauhan,@Ednan Abdullayev , @Usman Mohammed, @Dominic Ibarra, @Mustafa Tawfiq, @Jenn Arman, @Meghan Cox, @Kodi Zene, @Ines Rodriguez. @Aidan Stanik, @Eitel Grace Rodriguez, @Anne-Marie Enns, @Pat Blakely, and we're growing even more in Q2! But that's still not the full answer. The full answer is passion. And I want to talk about burnout for a second because I think people gloss over this too fast. Burnout is real. I've felt it before. And spamming more content doesn't automatically mean better results. More output without intention just accelerates the crash. That dip in the graph is a full week in Florida with my girlfriend and my family. Phones down. No filming.

In this video I break down 18 token management hacks for Claude Code, organized from tier 1 (easy wins anyone can do) all the way up to tier 3 (advanced strategies for power users). Most people don't need a higher Claude plan, they just need to understand how to manage context better. Once you understand how tokens actually work, everything clicks.

Claude Code just added a virtual pet to your terminal. Type /buddy and it hatches a companion that watches you code, reacts to your mistakes, and has its own personality based on your coding history. There are 18 species, rarity tiers, shiny variants, and stats like DEBUGGING and CHAOS. It costs nothing and does nothing useful. It's just fun. Here's how it works and what I hatched.

Claude Code's source code just got leaked through a public NPM package, and I went through the entire codebase. I pulled out 8 practical insights that will change how you use the tool, from hidden slash commands and the memory system to permissions, multi-agent architecture, and internal features that haven't shipped yet. By the end you'll know how to use Claude Code like a top 1% user.