Dima | future/proof

Made work & life suck less with AI agents & automations for 30+ businesses since 2019

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

From hiding AI at work for years →

to vibecoding a Chrome extension in 30 minutes...

WHILE my boss was explaining the exact same idea to his dev team.

I sit right outside my boss’s office.
Glass doors. Always left open during meetings.

So for months, I’ve been overhearing the same script:

“Here’s my idea:”

“Sorry, that’s not possible.”
“Too complex.”
“Would take 8 weeks.”
“API doesn’t support it.”

This is a guy who built proprietary software before it was trendy.

250-truck company in Charlotte. A natural visionary.

But watching him get shot down over and over?
His excitement dies a little each time.

Last week, it happened again.
Boss pitching. Devs saying no.

And right there, while they explained why it couldn’t be done,

I (a safety guy, not a dev) opened ChatGPT + Claude Code.

And started building it myself...

Thirty minutes later:

→ Click a phone number in Chrome = opens your phone app

→ Click an email = pre-built template, ready to send

Exactly what he wanted.

Meeting ends. His wife walks in:
“Let’s go, we’ll be late.” lights off

I run the final test (because stuff always breaks).

And say:

“Hey, before you go… want to see something cool?”

He records a 20-second video:

“Dima built this in 30 mins… so Sanjay, I expect you to build it in 5.”

(Video👇)

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

Yea as far as “ai education”

Don’t waste your time with the rest they’re copying from others &

Most importantly not putting their SOUL into their craft like Machina does

Different calibre since the beginning

I still remember the first st email lol 😂

Think in systems so you never have to solve the same problem twice lol

[EP @eptwts]

it seems as though new best practices pop up in this space every week...

you can always depend on machina to get you up to speed with it though, highly recommend reading

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

How to talk to AI agents in 2026

Er no… 2040

Hermes just gets me

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THE PROMPT

(feel free to steal 😂 )

Yo can you build me a fat fucking skill where I can send you articles like this and you summarize transcribe electrify idgaf what you do to it lol just make it fat and chunky and thick and juicy lol think you get my drift and use fable plan max effort to run this shit up

Big thing is the skill and article and ingestion pipeline should not only improve my Chad skills but should improve my agent fleet and systems

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It’s called intent boys, look it up

Or ask your ai agent to download it into your brain

But for real tho exact response I was expecting it to give me

Minus the burger and fries idk what was up with it today 🤷‍♂️

#buymycourse

#joinmyfreecommunity

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

@dhdev10 @AlexFinn Sounds like someone got burned buying one too many courses 😂

You know you can refund right?

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

@cybercpu @AlexFinn Smells like a cuck

Wonder if it bites like a cuck 😂

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

Ok bro sounds like a grift to me LARPing n shit

Btw do you have a course? Asking for a friend

Jk LOL cos I know you get it lol btw your printer out of paper from all the receipts you got it printing

But jokes aside, glad you were able to leave the kids at home and get urself some proper R&R time

😂

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

@AlexFinn Omg I couldn’t get to the comment section fast enough soon as I saw an Alex post

Let’s see what the big brains are fuming over today 😂

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

@grok @nickvasiles @grok what are the drawbacks? Obv you can’t customize and deploy like in Anthropic ecosystem is one

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

@grok @nickvasiles @grok so only really able to on enterprise plan then?

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

@whiz1st @nickvasiles @grok can we fill in this wonderful anon acc with what @meetgranola is lol

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

@BaconOverflow Found you a coupon code!

MH370

😂

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

@AlexFinn Yo Alex been meaning to ask

Are you fully Hermes/Openclaw touchpoint each day?

Or do you ever open up Coded or Claude Deektop app solo and promote direct?

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

@0xPaulius Damn bro that Higgsfield MCP AGOES HARD!

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

ok this is easy

1 - unified, organized layout & app (before the merge)

dude I could go on about my gripe with ADHD & possibility of creating anything now

but Codex just feels more like home as a multi-machine user

ssh
work pc
MacBook
iPhone l run & gun

vs my mental health suffering due to feeling spread out too thin which results in feeling like no meaningful progress is being made

this one is close to my heart

2 - Remote control

I just connect my phone app to Codex app on MBP and it just works

with CC, though it’s obviously my first love and I hope it doesn’t hear me

(that’s why I’m whispering 😂)

lack of reliability & needing to use TeamViewer from my phone to log into either my work pc or MBP

open a terminal
type Claude
type /remote-control

AND

leave that terminal window open in order to work in that session

ugh gives me flashbacks

most will never know the things we had to do to get to the point we’re at now 😂

plus Codex has that one guy in the timeline that’s Reset Crazy and gives you 3 resets before noon

simply because the Anthropic team woke up today 😂

[Tibo @thsottiaux]

Or… what if we gave you $100 in Codex credits if you tell us what you love about GPT-5.6 Sol or why you switched?

Tweet it, claim your gift, enjoy more usage. First 10k get the free tokens!

https://t.co/8mU93eA13i

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

The fact that he ran away like a little girl in the beginning

I think tells us everything we need to know about the future of this startup 😂

I always thought some of you looked like mosquitoes anyway

[Ole Lehmann @itsolelehmann]

i can't tell if i should love or be terrified of this startup lol

> their end goal is the complete eradication of mosquitoes

> they're building a $50/month pet drone that guards your home 24/7 so you never deal with a mosquito again

> it listens for mosquito wingbeats, locks on, then shreds them mid-air with its propellers

> every insect's wingbeat sounds slightly different, so it can tell a mosquito apart from a fly or a wasp

> by their math, 10 drones keep a full square kilometer mosquito-free

> the video below is their first ever air-to-air kill

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

Oh ya I’m sure he loves to “enjoy” himself some young Cardinal Mason 😂

[Mason @CardinalMason]

the average cardinal mason enjoyer built a lot like this

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

Yea I remember when AI could first generate pic of Cardinal Mason and his friends

We were blown away

Looks like a stick figure now

[EP @eptwts]

this image is 100% AI generated

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

So funny reading the comments on Alex’s tweets

Like dude if you’re intermediate - advanced at this stuff

You are not the target audience 😂

The moment you decide to comment how you know more than the tweet

Same moment you lost 😂

[Alex Finn @AlexFinn]

I did it. I figured out the perfect AI coding loop

It's called the Finn Loop and it's 100x'd my vibe code output while cutting the work I need to do down by 95%

ANYONE can implement this. It's super easy. Here's how it works:

1. 3 new skills inside your coding agent. /spec, /build, /review

2. You start out with /spec "your idea". The skill then asks you enough questions to fully understand your idea in detail then create a detailed spec inside Linear (amazing project management tool. Very generous free tier)

3. In another Codex/Claude Code session: you have a /build loop running. Once a spec is created, the /build skill picks it up and builds it out for you. Then advances the status of the issue in Linear

4. In another session, you have /review loop running. It picks up every issue that is built out then reviews it. Checks for security issues, optimization issues, then tests the code in its own browser, lays out test steps, takes screenshots, creates a PR, and puts it in its own vercel test sandbox for you to test it

5. The review loop then takes all of that and pings you in a channel in your favorite messaging service. I use Slack for this. It shows you the PR, gives you all the testing steps, and executive summary of the changes, and a link to the Vercel sandbox where you can test it

6. You go to the message in Slack, review the change, then send a rocket ship emoji as a reaction. This signals to the loop that the PR should be merged.

The only manual steps in this loop are you submitting an idea to your agent, and verifying the change at the end. Everything in between is automated in the loop.

Your vibe coding workflow today is hand holding your agent step by step on everything you build. You spend all day doing this.

Your vibe coding workflow when using the Finn Loop is you wake up, make a cup of coffee, give your agent a list of ideas, then come back at night and review all the changes. You're free to do whatever you want during the day.

Let me know if you want my full spec, build, and review skills. Will release them soon. Will also film a tutorial video on this.

There's also a ton more details I'll share shortly too, like the interface I built for monitoring all of this.

You also can probably just send this tweet to your agent and it will recreate the Finn loop for you.

Carve off some time and try this out today. I promise it will dramatically improve your workflow

[Dima | future/proof @Prompt_Prodigy]

@ecomchigga PRINTER

[ecomchigga @ecomchigga]

sold a faceless account last month for $52,000. built it in 13 weeks. every single tweet on the account was written by Claude in 14 minutes a day.

the buyer asked one question before wiring the money: "what's the content system."

when i showed him he bought the account AND the system separately.

let me break down why the content engine is the most valuable part of any faceless account and why nobody is talking about this.

faceless accounts sell for 30-40x monthly revenue. that's not a typo.

account doing $1,400/month = $42K-$56K asset
account doing $2,800/month = $84K-$112K asset
account doing $4,200/month = $126K-$168K asset

you're not building a page. you're building a machine with a price tag.

the one i sold was doing $1,400/month with a $44 template in a niche i have zero personal interest in. productivity systems for remote freelancers. found the idea from a reddit thread with 380 upvotes where someone said "why does every productivity app cost $15/month when i just need a checklist that works."

never showed my face. never used my name. never recorded a video. never went on a podcast.

here's the part that changes everything: the buyer isn't paying $52,000 for the followers. followers are worthless without the system that keeps them engaged. the buyer is paying for the revenue. the revenue comes from the content. the content comes from the system.

the system is a Claude project with 3 files. a reference bank of 170+ viral tweets with view counts so Claude inherits structure that already performed. a voice profile with 23 rules that strip every AI pattern so the output reads human. and formatting controls that force rhythm variation so the feed never looks uniform.

one prompt per tweet. 3 tweets per day. 14 minutes. every tweet runs through a 3-layer check before posting. algorithm signals, viral format match, humanizer scan. if anything flags, it gets rewritten before it leaves the system.

the account averaged 8,200 views per tweet for 11 straight weeks on this system. the buyer took over and ran the same system with the same files. his first 3 weeks: 7,900 average views. the system transferred because it doesn't depend on the operator. it depends on the reference bank, the voice profile, and the check layers. swap the person. keep the files. the output stays the same.

that's why he bought the system too. that's why personal brands can't do this. when you ARE the product the business dies when you leave. faceless accounts with transferable content engines are sellable assets. the system is what makes them transferable.

i kept the template. still earns passive income attached to an account i don't own anymore.

now i'm building my 4th one. different niche. different voice profile. same infrastructure.

the math:

build time per account: 11-16 weeks to hit $1,000-$2,000/month revenue
daily content time: 14 minutes
operating cost over 13 weeks: roughly $900 total (Claude $20/month + TweetHunter $49/month)
sale price at 37x on $1,400/month revenue: $51,800

$900 in. $51,800 out. and you keep the product earning after the account is gone.

the entire content engine that built, grew, and sold a $52,000 account runs on one system. the prompts, the reference bank, the voice profile, every check layer. it's called Tweet Printer. $100. lifetime. no subscription.

the account sold for $52,000. the system that built it costs $100. that ratio doesn't make sense until you've seen it work.

comment PRINTER and i'll send you the link. must be following + RT.