The Complete Claude Code Skills Workflow, End to End
A 17-minute screen-recorded walkthrough of installing, configuring, and running the mattpocock/skills repo on a real codebase — from a vague idea to a reviewed, committed change.
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A 17-minute screen-recorded walkthrough of installing, configuring, and running the mattpocock/skills repo on a real codebase — from a vague idea to a reviewed, committed change.
A YouTube coach walks through the exact Claude workflow he now uses to research his audience, pick topics, write scripts, generate on-brand B-roll, and turn finished videos into lead magnets.
A five-step system for finding video ideas that already have proven demand, plus three paid and platform-native shortcuts to the first 1,000 subscribers.
A four-part formula — association, obsession, positioning, world building — for building a personal brand in any category, reverse-engineered from hundreds of the internet's biggest names.
One reusable carousel template, a data sheet, and Canva's Bulk Create tool turn hours of copy-paste design work into a few clicks.
Two free, buried Gmail settings decide whether a stranger ever sees your face — and both default to hidden.
A daily-updates vlog where an AI automation consultant answers subscriber questions live, argues boring blue-collar service businesses beat a white-collar hourly job, and closes by pulling up the actual spreadsheet behind his growth numbers.
Daniel Priestley returns to The Dept. for a third time to argue that personal brand now beats business brand by 20 to 1 — and to lay out the exact content system that makes the algorithm find your people for you.
A hidden Claude Code flag pairs a worker agent with a silent watcher — and catches it cheating on an impossible task within two minutes.
Trial reels only reach people who don't already follow you — seven formats built to turn that stranger traffic into new followers.
A walkthrough of routing Claude Code through a ChatGPT subscription's GPT-5.6 Sol model, plus a two-model skill that has Claude plan while Sol builds, for roughly a quarter to a half less per task.
A speaking coach reviews one client's day 1, day 14, and day 28 self-tapes from a 30-day talking-to-camera challenge — and pinpoints exactly which habits changed.
A two-hour SIP Live AMA and timeline breakdown covering getting your first 100 customers, a Cloudflare protocol for charging AI agents to browse the web, and the viral chart showing AI spend rising while headcount rises with it.
A test automation architect live-builds a reusable Playwright + TypeScript testing framework from scratch, narrating every AI-assisted decision along the way.
Bloom Nutrition's CEO and president spend thirty minutes on a yacht in Greece arguing that the real risk isn't missing your moment — it's showing up before the market is ready to understand you.
Andrew Warner and Adam run down this week's most-starred GitHub repos — three AI design tools, a parallel-agent "tokenmaxxing" rig, a video-comprehension skill — and pull the geophysicist who built the #1 trending AI job-search framework on camera to explain how it got him hired.
A 2-hour-43-minute training that turns 'my setters aren't performing' into a diagnosable system — from MDR vs SDR through dialing algorithms, the exact scripts, and how to comp the team.
Eleven power-user habits from someone who has logged over a thousand hours in OpenAI's Codex CLI — model tiers, thread delegation, safety hooks, and remote control from a phone.
A private, zero-open-port network for every laptop and VPS you own — set up end to end by an AI agent instead of by hand.
A 24-minute screen-recording tour of Riverside's transcript-synced timeline, AI cleanup tools, and Co-Creator chat editor — from raw recording to multi-platform export.
A five-minute coaching clip on why chasing every customer turns founders into cheap labor — and the one-offer, one-year framework Dan Martell says builds a $1M business instead.
A tutorial arguing prompt engineering is dying now that models are smart enough to self-correct — and a walkthrough of Claude Code's /goal, /loop, and /schedule commands with a live website-audit and YouTube-monitoring demo.
A camera coach argues that awkward on-camera speech isn't a talent problem — it's a bandwidth problem, and demonstrates five drills to reunite thought and speech.
A four-glass metaphor explains why views don't equal sales, and four repeatable ways to refill the audience glass that actually buys.
A screen-recorded walkthrough of Anthropic's Claude Design tool, built around one argument: skip the design system and every output stays generic.
A walkthrough of the four ways cloud-hosted coding agents replace manual bug verification, QA, and code review — plus the setup behind all of it.
A breakdown of three automation buckets — sales, research, and content — built on Claude Code and an indexed Obsidian vault, reclaiming five to ten hours a week.
David Bayer breaks down the Golden Equation — desire plus nonresistance equals desired result — and the childhood decision hiding underneath every stuck goal.
Sean Cannell interviews Ben Azadi on how a niche keto channel became the second-biggest health channel on YouTube — and the under-talked-about affiliate structure now generating $700K a month.
A step-by-step breakdown of the six-email welcome sequence one email agency says has generated over $100 million across 150+ ecommerce brands.
Mobbin's new MCP connector lets Claude search 600,000+ real, shipped app screens as design references — trading the generic serif-and-purple-gradient AI look for interfaces grounded in production apps.
How Cache Components and a new stream-cache-or-block mental model bring SPA-speed clicks back to the server-rendered App Router.
The CEO of a top-five energy drink brand argues that six months of monomaniacal, undistracted focus is the only thing standing between you and an unrecognizable life — and traces five real six-month windows that got him from a bootstrapped pre-workout to a $90 million buyout.
Claude Desktop and the Codex app both quietly shipped native, multi-tab in-app browsers within days of each other — used right, one prompt now opens, drafts, and stages a dozen tabs at once.
Adam Erhart's four-step method for turning a free, no-pitch marketing audit into replies from businesses that never asked to hear from him.
A former art director breaks a single sentence into a seven-piece "goal prompt" and gets Fable 5 to autonomously build a playable game, a 3D website, and a cinematic video in one session.
How a single overwhelmed founder automating himself with a one-question form became the GTM engineer — a job that didn't exist three years ago and has since grown 2000%.
A solo operator breaks down one $124,794 month of low-ticket digital products into three repeatable rules.
Seventeen minutes walking through 700 scraped community offers, sorted into the ones that convert cold traffic and the ones that only work warm.
A full settings-to-scheduled-tasks walkthrough of Claude's post-update interface — Chat, Cowork, Projects, Connectors, Skills, and the model tiers that decide what any of it costs.
A three-stage research system — search pass, outlier pass, viral expansion — that turns proven competitor posts into dozens of unique, algorithm-timely content ideas.
A local-SEO tutorial on ranking dozens of one-niche, one-suburb 'microsites' around a city, then renting the phone calls they generate back to local businesses.
A beginner-friendly walkthrough of running email, calendar, meeting prep, and published websites entirely through ChatGPT Work and Codex.
One creator's unedited, scriptless talking-head videos are pulling in more views and leads than his polished ones — he breaks down exactly why raw is beating produced right now.
Corey Ganim opens his full $999 AI Tools Assessment playbook — four fulfillment phases, six upsells, and seven ways to land clients with zero capital or audience.
Sean Kochel installs an open-source Claude Code skill, answers a five-question brand interview, and watches it build — and bill him $20 for — a scrollable 3D website.
A four-step roadmap for turning yourself into the in-house AI consultant your company doesn't know it needs yet.
Eric Siu runs the same four marketing prompts — a website build, a thumbnail redesign, a growth-strategy memo, and a batch of social clips — on GPT Sol 5.6 and Claude Fable 5, and picks a winner based on which one actually finishes the job.
A solo creator-coach draws her identity-change framework straight onto the glass behind her — helmets, a thermostat, a devotion-vs-discipline split — arguing results never outrun self-image.
A ten-year cold-outreach operator distills 50 million sent emails and thousands of booked calls into the handful of variables that actually decide whether outbound works.