Has anyone messed with the Higgsfield MCP w/ Claude. I would love some tips and tricks to generate some good content with it if anyone has any.

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I'm curious what everyone here likes to do for fun (of course building stuff with Claude is fun too lol), and if you've applied any AI to your hobby. For me it's been super useful for DND planning and I find I get to stay in creative flow more. Curious what other people are doing

So as some of you know, I posted yesterday about having an agent agnostic workspace. Here's a few learnings for those building out their workspace now, so that you don't have to spend a couple million Claude tokens porting your entire workflow like one gurl did. 😅 The trigger I spent a day rebuilding the foundation under every project I run. The orchestration layer behind everything I do, every product, every brand, every active client, sits in one root. Last week I moved that root. The move cost roughly two million tokens of Opus output, sixty-seven logged migration steps, and a purpose-built migration toolset. Worth it. Here's why I did it, what changed, and the structure I wish I'd started with. Why I did it The old setup grew. Months of layered decisions, each defensible in the moment, ended up nested three folders deep with the same name repeated in each. Not a typo. Three of them. The path was a symptom. The real problems were structural. Code, content, and config were braided together. Every workspace held source files, render outputs, plan documents, briefs, screenshots, and configuration in one tree. Backing up orchestration meant backing up renders. Reading briefs required mounting the encrypted code drive. Hardcoded paths were everywhere. Tools, hooks, plugins, and native apps all assumed one specific absolute path. One move would have shattered the system. The configuration was Claude Code specific. Hooks, settings, slash commands all baked into one agent's surface. If I wanted to run the same workspace through Codex or Gemini, the layer of plumbing I'd need to build was its own project. Session state and canonical config lived in the same directory. Ten gigabytes of accumulated runtime state in .claude/ made the workspace feel heavy. Most of it was regenerable. None of it was sorted. What changed The migration introduced three roots, each with one job. Workspace root holds orchestration only. Markdown briefs, YAML manifests, plans, decisions, content drafts, memory bank.

As you start building with the folder structure you may find a great joy in the writing room that Jake has in his blueprints. I began using Claude to design B2B go to market reports. They became my own favorite way to learn about companies. As I began producing them I wanted to start comparing and contrasting information between reports. What I ended up that really satisfied me is long form essay writing with a controllable voice Md. As a avid fan of design frameworks I could use different lenses on different insights. I found a path by making the voices fictional characters. I publish articles on LinkedIn as different characters from the Spiderverse. The latest is Spideysense 003 in which Spiderham takes on the challenges Grand Rapids, MI currently has over parking spots through the lens of cybernetics. It’s not for everyone lol but I love it. If you are willing…check it out :) https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/spideysense-003-aj-paschka-qt11c?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&utm_campaign=share_via