Claude Code can now run without you. Anthropic just shipped Routines, a new feature that lets you schedule AI agents to run on their cloud infrastructure on a timer, via API call, or triggered by GitHub events like PRs and CI failures. That means you can set Claude to review code every night, pull analytics every Monday morning, or respond to PRs automatically, all without your machine being on. It connects to your existing MCP servers, so anything Claude can do locally, it can now do remotely on a schedule.

Claude Code's built-in web fetch is useless on JavaScript-heavy sites and anything with anti-bot protection. SimilarWeb? Blocked. Yellow Pages? 403 error. Amazon product pages? 12,000 lines of HTML that choke the context window. In this video, I set up Firecrawl inside Claude Code and test it side-by-side against the standard web fetch on real sites. The results aren't even close. Firecrawl got past SimilarWeb's blocks and pulled a full competitive analysis for Amazon. It bypassed Yellow Pages' bot protection and returned 15 electricians with phone numbers, years in business, and services offered. Standard web fetch failed on both. I also walk through all 7 Firecrawl actions (scrape, crawl, map, search, extract, batch scrape, and the new agent mode) and show you how to set the whole thing up in under 2 minutes. If you're doing any kind of competitive research, lead enrichment, or data gathering with Claude Code, this is essential. Firecrawl has a free tier with 500 credits to get started.

Turn ideas into clean, professional diagrams in seconds. In this video, I show how Claude generates structured diagram data and pushes it into Excalidraw to create flows, system maps, and visuals automatically. You’ll see how to go from a simple prompt to fully laid-out diagrams you can use for client work, content, or documenting your automations, no manual dragging required. Perfect if you want fast, clear visuals without spending time designing them yourself. Copy and paste the text below into Claude code: I'm giving you a toolkit called Excalidraw Diagramming. Get the files with: git clone https://github.com/automatorsplus/excalidraw-skill Follow the README to set it up. Recommend how it would best apply to our setup in plain language, and ask me a few questions to clarify my intent before you install it.

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.

In this tutorial, I show how to spin up a fully functional AI assistant in minutes using Claude Code. You’ll see how to set up the core prompt, connect tools like Gmail and Calendar, add memory, and run scheduled tasks so your assistant can actually take action, not just chat. Perfect if you want a personal AI that can manage emails, organize your day, and automate small tasks without building a complex system.