Hi @X, this is Soham. i'm 20, and i just graduated early from @bitspilaniindia. here's the cool stuff i did before turning 20: - joined @GooseworksAI, a YC-backed startup, as the 2nd hire on the founding team - scaled my last startup to $120k ARR in 3 months, then shut it down after my co-founder left - won @ycombinator's first India hackathon with my friend Chirag - won the world's largest hackathon last year with over 1.8Mn participants - closed six-figure deals at previous startups/internships - got waitlisted for YC this year, again with Chirag looking to connect with builders and founders doing cool shit. if you're building something, drop it below - i want to see it. P.S. that's me & Chirag with @rohan_mayya, founder of @utathegame (aeos games). they're building a mythology action RPG - check them out if you're into gaming

Agencies charge $50k and six weeks for a spot like this. I made it solo, in a terminal, in 2 hours. No camera. No studio. No model. No editing software. Every frame generated with AI. A full American Eagle (@AEO) ad 👇 ─── Step 1 — the brief. I typed one sentence: "a girl, denim on denim, the jeans are the hero, sage-green studio, fashion-film energy." That's the entire creative direction I gave. Claude Code (@claudeai) took it from there. ─── Step 2 — lock the face. The thing nobody can crack with AI ads: the same woman in every shot. Not her lookalike cousin in shot 4. Her. CC generated the model and the set and locked them. Identical, start to finish. ─── Step 3 — board it to the beat. I picked the track first — scored with @suno. Then it storyboarded the entire ad to the song — every cut, every macro, the logo drop — before a single image existed. The edit was designed before the footage was. ─── Step 4 — keyframes. Real @AmericanEagle product fed in as reference, so the denim is the actual denim. Every still generated with gpt-image / nano banana on @fal. That button macro that looks shot on a $20k lens? Generated. Real wash, real stitching, real hardware. ─── Step 5 — make it move. Then every still starts breathing — the mirror turn, the walk, the hair, the fabric. Each keyframe → video with Seedance on @fal, best take kept. ─── Step 6 — cut it. ffmpeg stitched every clip into one timeline and snapped each cut to the beat. No Premiere. No After Effects. A command line. ─── Step 7 — the part nobody posts about. It watched the cut back frame by frame, hunting its own mistakes — drifting faces, melted hands, gibberish text — and fixed them until they were gone. This is 90% of why it doesn't read as "AI." ─── Step 8 — finish. Burned the captions and the lockup, checked the sync, exported. One sentence in. A finished ad out. ─── This is what we do at @GooseworksAI. Real ad creative — no agency, no shoot, no six-week wait. In Days, not months, at A fraction of the cost. Run a consumer brand and tired of $50k invoices and slow timelines? → DM me, or drop a 🪿

This isn’t real drone footage. Or is it? 15-second cinematic FPV flight over Cologne Cathedral. Made with GPT image 2 Seedance 2.0 on insMind

made @CalvinKlein an ad in Claude Code. one prompt. Goose stars in it. I'm 20. never used a video editor. if you run a brand and want ads like this- DM me. first one's free. @GooseworksAI