Two weeks in. Time to audit. Ask yourself: → Which tool have I actually opened more than 3 times this week? → Which one am I paying for but barely using? → What's one tool I've been meaning to try but haven't? Post your answers. Three questions, three lines. This is how you build a stack that actually serves your workflow instead of just sitting in your bookmarks.

My actual weekly stack, no sponsorships: → Claude Code → builds, automations, scripts → OpenRouter → routing tasks across models → NotebookLM → turning PDFs into audio for commute review → Opus Clip → long-form to Shorts pipeline → GoHighLevel → email, follow-up, post-purchase flows That's it. Everything else is a sometimes-tool. What's on your weekly list? Keep it to 5 or fewer.

Your first version doesn’t need to be good. It needs to exist. The builder who ships an ugly tool today beats the perfectionist who ships a polished one in six months. Every time. Here’s the assignment: Build something with Claude Code tonight. Doesn’t matter what. Doesn’t matter how it looks. → Open Claude Code → Describe one thing you’d pay for → Ship the file → Post it here Even if it breaks, post it. That’s the point.

Post your stack. Post your swaps. Post the tool that surprised you this week. Keep it short → tool name, one sentence on use case, one sentence on verdict. Comment section is where the real intel lives.