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THESE 5 SKILLS WILL SOLVE ANY OF YOUR PROBLEMS IN AI businesses don’t need complex automations, they need a solution that will solve their problem These skills will help properly shape a request and a plan for building a project or automating a process Their task is not to complicate the work but to make it as simple and effective as possible > Skill Creator > Superpowers > Context Mode > ClaudeMem > Frontend Design (or a similar UI/design skill) Save this so you don’t forget

TRUMP JUST BANNED THE MOST POWERFUL AI MODEL IN THE WORLD Only Americans can use Fable 5. Every foreign national blocked -> Released 3 days ago. Already shut down. Official reason: jailbreak that could help build chemical weapons The real problem isn't the ban. It's the contracts Anthropic's deals with Nvidia and Micron were priced on global revenue. American-only market breaks those numbers. The chain unwinds And the sharpest part: Anthropic spent years lobbying for governments to have the power to block AI models Friday night, that power was used on them The only model no government can touch runs locally on your own machine

Two models on the $20 plan outperform one model on the $200 plan. Most people have not made that trade yet One handles analytical work and code architecture. The other handles planning and execution at a fraction of the cost. Setup: download Codex, toggle the terminal, type Claude. Claude Code runs inside the same app. Two models, one window, both on the $20 plan Combined they outperform a single $100 or $200 setup. Most people stay in one lane. The ones pairing models are building faster for less The terminal is one download away

The engineers who built Claude spent 18 minutes explaining agents. The main thread: most people are making it too hard 1/ Don't build an agent where a simple script or fixed workflow is enough 2/ Use agents for ambiguous, multi-step, and high-value tasks that require flexible solutions 3/ Start with the simplest possible agent design and add complexity only when it's truly needed 4/ Give the agent a narrow role, clear goals, and a prompt written like technical documentation, not marketing copy 5/ Design tools like a proper API: clear names, precise parameters, clean responses, and documentation 6/ Remember that context quality is critical: the agent only sees what you put in its context window 7/ Make the agent show its plan and steps so you can see how it's thinking and what it's about to do 8/ For code/data agents, always add auto-tests to quickly and safely check if the agent is working as intended 9/ Build a cycle: launch a simple version → collect logs and errors → refine prompts/tools → repeat 10/ Give the agent only the minimum necessary access and add guardrails/a human in the loop for risky actions To learn exactly how to build an agent, read below

$191 in 7 days from an Etsy store he never touched He built three agents. The main one called Cortana runs the operation. Forge goes out and scans for trending products. Titan watches the sales numbers and decides what stays on the shelf and what gets pulled First product Forge surfaced: a Jumbo squish duck. Listed. Sold out in a week The shop runs through Printify so there is no inventory, no packing, no warehouse. Forge finds the product. Titan decides if it moves. Cortana coordinates between them. He watches a neural network diagram on his screen that shows which agent is talking to which $191 is not the number that matters. The number that matters is zero. Zero times he opened the dashboard to write a listing. Zero times he decided what to stock. Zero times he checked whether the duck was selling The agents made those calls That is the actual thing happening here. Not the revenue. The fact that three agents ran a store he technically owns but does not operate Forge is already scanning for the next one

How to Find Your First Client in 7 Days (Step-by-Step Plan) 1/ Positioning - who you serve and what services you provide 2/ Learn their pains, but don't sell. Just write down all the needs you hear 3/ Choose the most interesting pain out of all of them and offer to create an MVP version 4/ If it solved the client's pain and they liked it negotiate the terms The framework is simple and it works, but few people are ready to actually do it Bookmark it and give it a try

Set up your own AI OS for any model in just 1 minute The main focus is on building the system around files and links, not around any single model That's why it can work with Gemini, Codex, Claude, Kimi, and others > Fast adaptation (especially when new models come out) > More control > Less dependency > Easy switch to any model without losing context > Easy integration of your knowledge base Everyone should create such a system for themselves

Every company with a sales team is paying $5,000 to $7,000 for something one person and an API key can build in a weekend Three services close the fastest: automated lead generation, internal knowledge bases, and customer support automation. The stack is Kimi K2.6 for agent reasoning, Agent Swarm for parallel work, MCP servers for integrations, and N8N to tie it together. Kimi runs 80% cheaper than GPT or Claude. That is the margin Client acquisition works like this. Any company posting for a data analyst or AI consultant is trying to hire their way out of a problem. An agent monitors job boards daily, reads their site, and writes a personalized message. They announce what they need in the listing before you say a word The competitive edge is a skill library. Kimi has skill ingestion: give it a domain markdown file and it becomes a specialist. Healthcare gets HIPAA logic. Ecommerce gets Shopify files. Generalist agencies cannot match that on a niche bid One person. Three services. The job listing already tells you who to call

SPEND 5 MINUTES TO HEAR THE TRUTH ABOUT AI AGENCIES This guy earned 100k$ on his agency and explains the real truth AI is a promising niche, but it's not as the TikTok experts make it sound You won't start earning 100-300k$ a month right away without knowledge You need to work pretty hard for it, but it's worth it

This guy built an ecosystem with 10 agents that have already brought him more than 10k$ Each agent has its own specific task and works 24/7 How it works: / Dashboard panel for management / There must be one main agent that manages and checks the work of the others / Different models for different types of tasks - Anthropic, Google, OpenAI / Non-stop communication and management through email, TG chat, wherever Result: an autonomous team that brings him practically passive income You can do the same and even better, bookmark and read the guide below

This 15-year old guy sold websites for more than 10k$ It's all thanks to cold calling local businesses in his area How does he do it? It's very simple He opens Google Maps and looks for local businesses with good reviews but without a website or with a really bad one This is the main reason why entrepreneurs agree to his offer He directly points out their problem: because of the lack of a website, they're losing a huge number of customers, which means they're losing profit. So he gives them a solution And he does all this for just 500$, but even in that case, the entrepreneurs still come out ahead because they only pay if they like the website I'm sure there are businesses without websites in your area too Save this post and use this method for finding and negotiating with clients

ULTIMATE GUIDE TO CLAUDE COWORK 14 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR AUTOMATING YOUR ROUTINE You install the Claude desktop app and get a local agent that works great with your files, folders, browser, and so on > One hub: regular chat, Co-work, and Claude Code all in one window > Computer cleanup: it organizes your folders and creates a clear structure > Reporting: turns your expense spreadsheets into a simple local money dashboard. >Integrations: connects Gmail, Google Drive, Calendar, and other services > Recurring tasks: can do a short daily overview every morning at 7 AM and send it to your notes > Projects: separate workspaces for work, investments, and personal tasks with memory and files all in one place Below are 14 steps to take your automation to the next level Bookmark this and try it yourself

This British developer (looks like Macaulay Culkin) learned how to create turnkey SEO websites using Claude Code. They generate 50,000 clicks per month, and he single-handedly built and sold a company for half a million dollars He developed a system in Claude Code that fully automates in just a few minutes what traditional SEO agencies spend weeks on with teams of developers, copywriters, and optimizers No complicated hosting setups or WordPress. Just him, a MacBook, Claude Code, and instructions in one single file claude.md. His stack is free Claude Code, a Semrush trial, and free deployment via GitHub Vercel Claude analyzes files with examples of his style and humor, completely removing any signs of “AI text.” The custom skill /blog automatically takes a keyword from a CSV, parses the top 3 Google results, pulls photos via the Pixels API, and runs the page through an 80 point checklist. Here’s the system prompt he embeds into the orchestrator: "You are a top SEO copywriter with a sense of humor. Write articles that people actually want to read with their morning coffee. We’re not a brochure we’re your buddy at the pub Rules: // The first 50 words must include at least one dad joke. // Add 3-5 internal links and 2-3 external links // Main keyword in the first 100 words. End with an FAQ block (4-8 questions) // Strictly follow Next.js static site generation (SSG) for speed" The system clearly knows its tasks and limits: → It writes engaging content to keep users on the site (dwell time) → Automatically creates hidden meta tags (title, description), sitemap.xml, and robots.txt → Rewrites the code to meet Google Lighthouse requirements until all scores hit 100% If the page load speed (Performance) drops below standard because of legacy JavaScript or render-blocking elements, Claude stops, optimizes the code, and redeploys the site He has no outside developers. Just a project folder on his computer, Claude Code, and the GitHub Vercel combo Out of everything that appeared in 2026, this is the cleanest way for solo promotion: $0 spent on a team, automatic ranking in Google top results all powered by one Claude Code, custom skills, and clear prompts

Figma Make is giving 10k (250-300$) FREE TOKENS until June 20th You can create designs using - Claude Sonnet 4.6, Gemini 3 Flash, and Gemini 3.1 Pro All you need to do: 1. Follow the link - figma.bot/4o7EDMQ 2. Sign up if you don’t have an account 3. Claim the 10k free tokens One generation in Figma Make costs about 30-100 tokens, so these will be enough for ~300 generations But you need to use the tokens before June 20th, otherwise they’ll disappear

THIS GUY CREATED 45 APPS AND ONE OF THEM BRINGS HIM 30K PER MONTH He's sharing the framework he used to create 45 apps in one year from idea to promoting the products to the masses The most important thing is the marketing, which generates him practically free users Bookmark this so you don't lose it

HE JUST LOOKED BROADER THAN OTHERS AND STARTED MAKING MONEY FROM IT This guy earns by creating anime with the help of AI It's interesting to see such cases at a time when everyone else is only talking about creating AI models Although in reality, there are many niches in AI content creation that may not seem very profitable at first glance For example, I never thought that creating living vegetables and fruits could make money and attract so much attention Read the article if you're interested in creating this kind of content

60 DAYS THIS GUY WAS POSTING AI VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE My opinion: The AI influencer niche right now is one of the most competitive. There are tons of guides on how to create videos, and besides, you can make them for free Also, most popular platforms are against AI content and turn off monetization for it I'm not saying you can't make money there on the contrary, you can earn and even earn a lot Just don't believe everything you read on the internet You have to work to get a good result