PUBLIC REPO HERE Claude Code went down again — and instead of staring at the spinner, I finally built a fix. The video walks through two scripts that handle the outage problem in completely different ways depending on your setup: one for when you have a backup model subscription, and one for when you're only on Claude Code. The interesting part isn't the scripts themselves — it's how Claude Code actually stores your session locally, and what you can do with that file when the model drops. There's also a design trick for your last message before an outage that makes the auto-resume far more powerful than just replaying a prompt. I wasn't expecting that part to work as cleanly as it does.

REPO HERE Ever wanted Claude Code to drive your own app instead of you clicking around a UI? In this one I build an MCP server from scratch in TypeScript and wire it straight into Claude — so I can run a whole app in plain English. I start with a dead-simple demo, then go under the hood: what actually happens between the client and the server, the code that registers each tool, and the one file you have to touch before Claude will even see your server. There's also a fun moment where I tell Claude "I finished that" — without naming a single tool — and watch it figure out exactly what I meant. The full starter repo is in the free Skool community. Clone it, run it locally, and tell me if you want a part two where I take this from local to hosted in the cloud. Drop a comment if you build something with it.

This video explains what dynamic workflows are, how to trigger them through claude code, and demonstrates a real-world example. Discover how this new feature in artificial intelligence can streamline code discovery, review, and maintenance, offering new possibilities for ai automation.

Google's Gemini Omni demos look unreal — touch a mirror and turn to chrome, open your hand and a 3D city unfolds. But polished demo reels are one thing. So I skipped the sample footage entirely and ran my own real videos through it to get an honest, unbiased read. I threw everything at it: a famous golfer, my wife, beaches in Thailand, a Christmas boat party, even some rhinos at a zoo. A few of the results genuinely surprised me — there's one transformation that tracked every single movement perfectly. And there's a moment where I asked for one thing and Omni did something completely, hilariously different. The full breakdown of where it shines and where it falls apart is up now. If you're wondering whether this changes the game for editors and faceless channels, this one's for you. Notes are in the community — come tell me what you'd run through it.