1. MCP — AI's standard plug for tools and data
2. Single-Agent — one AI, one job, start to finish
3. Skills — reusable blocks of what AI can do
4. Multi-Agent — specialist agents coordinating
5. Agentic RAG — AI that decides what to search
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Your AI model is wasting your money on tiny decisions.
Jev was built for this kind of repeated judgment, and it can make those decisions far faster and more cheaply. https://t.co/S7cNMRt5pK
1. Task + output format
2. Context as a file, not an explanation
3. A reference example to copy patterns from
4. Rules as TO DOs, not DON'Ts
5. "Ask before you write" at the end
One well-built prompt beats ten vague attempts → https://t.co/x174pM1B7b
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Microsoft → Google → Harvard → Anthropic.
The one most people miss: Anthropic Academy is completely free (https://t.co/z1ZEEnhgma).
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AI gives you 7 because 7 is the most popular human answer.
Same thing happens with every prompt you send.
A study with 293 writers: AI assistance made stories 27% better written. And 9-11% more similar to each other.
Even brilliant people call in specialists for the work they can't do themselves.
Amplifiers gives your AI that same backup — so together you take on work that was out of reach.
Connect it once, and your AI knows a guy for any task you do together.
@Groupanda_com Not whack-a-mole at all. It helps you review the whole animation, pin each piece of feedback to the exact element you want changed, which is exactly what helps Claude apply the changes without breaking other parts of the animation.
The whole Claude Design animation workflow, in 5 steps:
open the canvas → drop in your prompt + references → answer the setup questions → review and batch ALL your feedback → export
Build one organized AI system to manage all your clients—so Claude or ChatGPT delivers client-ready work without another long briefing every time. https://t.co/kt5xdC8KNp
@jaising56262108 Hooks are meant to grab people's attention and why they work has much more to do with the psychology of stopping the scroll than with platform algorithms, so nothing becomes obsolete overnight. That said, we do keep the swipe file growing every month.
I analyzed 3,905 hooks across 17 industries and 7 social platforms, then built a Hook Writer that writes scroll-stopping hooks for any format and platform. https://t.co/BQiaGSYGSP
3 fixes:
→ Triage by stakes (not everything needs review)
→ 2–3 deep tools, not 5+ shallow ones
→ Block thinking time daily
AI should reduce cognitive load. Not transfer it.
More: https://t.co/x174pM1B7b
88% of heavy AI users are burning out. Not from more work — from invisible work.
Overseeing. Verifying. Correcting AI outputs.
Each is a micro-decision. They stack.
Open-source framework for Claude Code that runs Buffett, Munger, Duan Yongping, and Li Lu as parallel research agents.
69.29% in 2024. S&P 500: 23.31%.
Full breakdown → https://t.co/x174pM1B7b
One line fixed how Claude responds to me.
"If I asked you to do something, first report whether it's been done or not, and if not, explain why, then go into details if necessary."
Learn how to build a searchable library of thousands of proven examples your AI can follow, so outstanding work becomes your starting point for any task. https://t.co/E5NN680yDe