honest — how many of you have opened Meta Ads Manager, stared at it for 10 minutes, and quietly closed the tab? Campaign levels, ad sets, pixel events, 47 targeting options, warnings in red… it’s a whole profession. And most of us just wanted to run one simple ad for our app. Well — you officially don’t need to understand any of it anymore. Meta launched something called AI Connectors, and it plugs your ad account straight into Claude. The same Claude we’re already using every day to build our apps. So now, instead of learning Ads Manager, you just type in your own words: “Build me a campaign targeting women 25–35 with a $1,000 budget.” And Claude builds the whole thing for you. Campaign, targeting, budget — done. And here’s my favorite part: it doesn’t just execute blindly. It actually advises you. It tells you what’s worth doing and what to avoid, pulls your reporting, audience insights, and performance trends — and explains them in plain language. It’s like having someone who actually understands Meta sitting next to you, except it’s inside the chat you already have open. Think about what this closes for us: we already build entire apps by describing them in plain English. Now the marketing side — the part most of us kept postponing because “I need to learn ads first” — works exactly the same way. Describe it. Get it. Improve it. I set the whole thing up myself, took notes on every step (including the two things that confused me), and turned it into a step-by-step guide with the exact prompts for your first campaign. Comment “META” and I’ll send it to you. 👇

Most people write a prompt, get a mediocre answer, and think the problem is them. It’s not. The real problem? You have something crystal clear in your head — a vision, a project, a problem — and the AI just… guessed. It skipped the part where it was supposed to squeeze that out of you. There’s one prompt that fixes this completely. Before you type anything else, start with this: “Before you respond, ask me clarifying questions until you’re 95% confident you can complete this task successfully.” That’s it. One sentence. And it changes everything. Instead of giving you a generic answer based on its best guess, ChatGPT now acts like a consultant who actually wants to understand your situation before opening their mouth. It will ask you things like: — Who is this for? — What’s the goal behind the goal? — What have you already tried? And then it gives you the answer. I’ve watched people use this on business plans, content strategies, sales pages, and coaching frameworks — and the difference in output quality is embarrassing compared to what they were getting before. Here’s the uncomfortable truth behind why this works so well: The AI isn’t the bottleneck. The context transfer is. You know exactly what you want. But translating that from brain to text in one shot is actually really hard. That’s not a skill problem. That’s a communication problem. This prompt outsources that problem back to the AI. Let it interview you. Let it dig. Then let it build. The full guide with 5 meta-prompts like this — each one for a different situation — drops this week. If you want it the second it’s live, drop a 🧠 in the comments.

Most builders ship apps with zero security. They focus on features, design, and shipping fast. Security feels like homework. It's boring. It's not sexy. It doesn't get quote-tweets. Then they hit 10 users and the app starts breaking. Or worse, someone opens the browser console and realizes they can see the entire database. This is the exact 30-minute security checklist I run before every MVP launch. It's not exhaustive. It's not paranoid. It's the minimum viable security layer that protects you from the most common attacks and keeps your app from leaking data or racking up surprise bills. If you're shipping AI tools, SaaS, or any app with user data, bookmark this and run through it before you publish. 1. Row Level Security in Supabase This is the number one thing people skip and it's deadly. Without Row Level Security, anyone can read your entire database by opening the browser console and running a query. They don't need to hack anything. They don't need special tools. They just open DevTools and type a command. I've seen apps with thousands of users ship without RLS enabled. The database is wide open. User emails, passwords (hopefully hashed), payment data, everything. Here's how you check: Go to your Supabase dashboard. Click Authentication, then Policies. If you see zero policies, your app is completely exposed. The fix is simple. You need to add policies that restrict who can read, insert, update, or delete rows based on the authenticated user. If you're using Lovable, just ask it to enable RLS and write policies for your tables. It'll generate the SQL and apply it automatically. If you're doing it manually, here's the basic structure: Create a policy that says "users can only read rows where the user_id matches their own ID." Do this for every table that stores user-specific data. This takes 5 minutes and it's the difference between a secure app and a data breach waiting to happen. Don't skip this. Ever. 2. Test every single auth flow Signup, login, password reset, email verification.

One prompt to Lovable. One prompt to Google Veo. And you have a website that people used to pay thousands of dollars for. Right now I just finished building the hero section of a full vodka brand website called The Outliers. Every step of the workflow is documented and available for free in the classroom. Go read it, go apply it, because soon it will cost money. Tomorrow we move to section two and I will drop the full documentation there too. Worth following closely. This is how you build a website you can sell to clients. From zero to a complete product in days not months. Zero technical knowledge required. Go check it out. https://immersive-hero-build.lovable.app/

Here's everything you need to supercharge Claude Cowork with free, open-source skills — contributed by official dev teams and the community. --- ## 🔥 What Are Claude Skills? Skills are like apps for Claude. Each skill file teaches Claude a new job, command, or workflow. Drop the file into your project and Claude learns it instantly — no coding required. --- ## 🏆 THE BIG LIBRARIES **1. Awesome Agent Skills** https://github.com/VoltAgent/awesome-agent-skills 380+ agent skills from Anthropic, Google, Vercel, Stripe, Cloudflare, and Netlify. The biggest collection available. Start here. **2. Claude Command Suite** https://github.com/qdhenry/Claude-Command-Suite 148 slash commands + 54 AI agents. Covers code review, feature creation, security audits, and architectural analysis. **3. Production-Ready Commands** https://github.com/wshobson/commands 57 battle-tested commands across 5 categories: • Claude Code Essentials • Full-Stack Development • Security Hardening • Data & ML Pipeline • Infrastructure & DevOps --- ## 📋 CURATED LISTS **4. Awesome Claude Code** https://github.com/hesreallyhim/awesome-claude-code The most organized curated list — skills, hooks, slash commands, and agent orchestrators. **5. Awesome Claude Skills** https://github.com/travisvn/awesome-claude-skills 20+ beginner-friendly skills including: /brainstorm • /write-plan • /execute-plan **6. Claude Code Settings** https://github.com/feiskyer/claude-code-settings Settings, custom commands, skills, and sub-agents. Great all-in-one starter kit. --- ## 🌐 WEB DIRECTORY **Browse everything in one place:** https://awesomeclaude.ai/ Explore the full collection before downloading. Best way to discover what you need.