In this video, I demonstrate how to elevate your Claude Code projects by integrating robust research, planning, and building processes. Learn how to utilize the Get Shit Done plugin and Anthropic's front end design skill to avoid generic AI designs and create professional UI that stands out. You'll see how I reviewed and polished different law firm website templates, chose color palettes, and made design enhancements to produce a clean, functional, and aesthetically pleasing user interface. Follow along as I break down my approach, provide key insights, and offer tips for achieving a top-notch UI for your projects.

I run sales, marketing, onboarding, and ops for multiple businesses. Here are 5 things I stopped doing that made the chaos manageable: 1. Stopped keeping SOPs scattered across random docs Every department now has its own Notion template. Sales playbooks, marketing workflows, onboarding checklists, ops procedures. All structured the same way. Anyone can find exactly what they need in under 30 seconds. 2. Stopped manually following up with leads GoHighLevel handles all lead nurturing automatically. New lead comes in, they get the right sequence based on where they came from and what they're interested in. No one falls through the cracks because a human forgot to send a text. 3. Stopped asking "let me know if something's broken" Every department has an escalation form in Asana. Problem with onboarding? Fill out the form. Marketing asset needs fixing? Form. Sales process hit a snag? Form. Each one pings the right team in Slack instantly. Issues get surfaced, not buried. 4. Stopped onboarding clients with manual checklists GHL workflows handle the entire client onboarding sequence. Welcome emails, intake forms, kickoff scheduling, resource delivery. The system runs whether I'm paying attention or not. 5. Stopped being the bottleneck for every decision Department-specific escalation paths mean problems go to the right person, not just me. I went from firefighter to reviewer. The system catches issues before they become emergencies. The shift? I stopped building a business that needed me to run and started building systems that run themselves. What's one process you wish you could take off your plate?

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In this video, I walk through how I use Claude Code and the Get Shit Done context engineering workflow to plan, build, troubleshoot, and deploy a working SaaS style app from inside VS Code. You will see the phased build process, Supabase setup, magic link authentication, AI powered task features, and how I push the project to GitHub and deploy it on Vercel, with real checkpoints so you can follow along and replicate the system.

Tech & Biz advancement is one piece of the puzzle. Physical development does profit something, let’s not forget the other sides of our lives. How we look and present ourselves is a huge part of how we build our relationships. Excited to drop my new video today about how I build apps in VS Code with Claude from A-Z.