El Doktor

Some a lawful, some a bastard, some a jacket:
Oh, what a rat race, yeah! Rat race!

[El Doktor @dokisnotoki]

@daedalium Je te souhaite de devenir millardaire. Ils diront que tu les as volés. GL

[Vivek Sen @Vivek4real_]

ELON MUSK LITERALLY REVEALED THE FASTEST WAY TO BECOME IRREPLACEABLE IN THE AI ERA:

[Alexander Inspira IA @Alex_Inspira]

🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA: Claude ahora puede construirte una página web ULTRA-PREMIUM en 30 minutos.

TOTALMENTE GRATIS.

Aquí tienes 8 indicaciones para CONSTRUIR TU PÁGINA WEB soñada:

[Musfara Ai @MusfaraAi]

A millionaire once told me about the "Cemetery Theory."

​That was when I stopped procrastinating:

[₿IRB @crypto_birb]

Basically this but cycle top $300k+ 2029

[Noah Frydberg | Tiktok Shop For Brands @maverickecom]

BREAKING: Anthropic released Skills for Claude.

Most ecom brands will use them like fancy prompts.

I built them into an operating system that helps run my ai affiliate campaigns 👇

Here’s the difference:

A prompt is something you retype every week. A skill is a module Claude already knows. You call it by name, point it at a brand, and it runs.

Built on Opus 4.8, so it handles the longer, multi-step work a real content engine actually needs.

Here's what's in the system right now:

AI UGC modules:
→ brand-rulebook, authority-figure, hook-library
→ script-writer, persona-roster, account-warmer
→ caption-seo, comment-to-dm, compliance-check
→ campaign-tracker, winner-finder

And here's what makes it a system, not a folder of prompts:

We call one module, point it at a brand, and it runs. Reads the data, does the job, returns the fix.

winner-finder → last 7 days → scale the hooks that hit 10K views. One call. Done.

No retyping the prompt. No re-explaining the brand. No copy paste from twenty docs. The same locked persona, the same compliance lines, the same hook library, every single time.

The shift nobody has priced in yet:

A prompt works once. A skill works every time, the same way, forever.

That is the line between using Claude and building with it.

Knowing how to use Claude like a C-Suite employee is enabling small brands to scale like the big boys.

Want the full AI UGC operating system, every module plus how to wire it? It's free:

1️⃣ Comment "METHOD" below 💬
2️⃣ Add me
3️⃣ Like this post 👍

Then it will auto send. (Make sure you are following)

[Nicolas @nb4ld]

Les communautés comme Ardupilot ont montré que le modèle du hardware technique open-source marche.

Ce modèle ouvert est clairement le futur. L'écosystème suit autour : développeurs, fabricants hardware de base et accessoires.

La robotique domestique DOIT ÊTRE et SERA open-source.

[El Doktor @dokisnotoki]

@Nostre_damus Iran will deny just after the open

[Gary Bohm @GaryBohm5]

During the 1970s gold bull run, the producers offered leverage, and the junior miners offered lottery tickets. The exploration and development sector is the most volatile, high risk segment of the market, but during a true precious metals mania, it is also the most lucrative. When capital floods into the gold sector, it eventually cascades down the food chain. Once the physical metal and the major producers become fully valued, speculative capital begins hunting for the next big discovery. In the late 1970s, this dynamic created a feeding frenzy in the junior space that defies modern comprehension. The returns generated by the juniors during the 1979 to 1980 peak were nothing short of astronomical. The average return across this basket of junior equities was over 1,500%. Check out some of the staggering returns of juniuor miners during that era:

[Pascio @IAmPascio]

Sit down for 15 minutes and read this.

Just trust me.

[Tech_baby @Tech_babby]

A quick summary of this video.. Valuable skills you should pay attention to in 2026:

1. AI agent builders and managers
2. Product Marketers who know how to build distribution
3. Robotics engineers: Ai + Manufacturing
4. Curators(Basically creators who can Yap)
5. Builder Distributors(Basically coding + marketing) Very dangerous combo
6. Community builders
7. The future belongs to those who learn all👆🏽

Extras… AI Educators and AI Sales 🤏🏽

Watch video to understand why🙏🏽

[El Doktor @dokisnotoki]

@mathieuslama On pourrait les loger au crillon

[El Doktor @dokisnotoki]

@mathieuslama 1 semaine au club med

[El Doktor @dokisnotoki]

@FraPiquemal Bah t'es pas décroissant ?

[Teknium 🪽 @Teknium]

Hermes Agent can now control your windows or linux GUI Desktop apps - With ANY model.

[Dua Fatima @DuaFatimaAi]

GOODBYE LOGO DESIGNERS IN 2026.

Here are 10 Claude prompts that generate brand identity, visual direction, and logo concepts without hiring anyone.

Save this before it goes viral. 👇👇

[Corey Ganim @coreyganim]

the people that get rich selling AI agents will pick one repetitive problem in one niche.

then build one agent around it.

not 10 agents.
not some giant platform.

One workflow that already costs the business time, leads or money.

5 examples:

1. Roofers
Problem:
New leads call during jobs and never get answered.

Agent:
Missed-call text-back + quote-intake agent.

What it does:
- texts back instantly
- asks for address/photos/job type
- summarizes the lead
- creates follow-up task

Charge:
$3K setup + monthly to maintain it.

2. Med spas
Problem:
Instagram/website leads ask the same consult questions and then disappear.

Agent:
Consult qualification + reminder agent.

What it does:
- qualifies service interest
- collects budget/timing
- drafts reply
- sends reminder sequence

3. Agencies
Problem:
Client reporting eats hours every week.

Agent:
Weekly report generator.

What it does:
- pulls metrics/screenshots
- summarizes wins/issues
- drafts client update
- flags next actions

4. Ecommerce
Problem:
Support inbox is full of refunds, returns, shipping questions, angry replies.

Agent:
Support triage + draft reply agent.

What it does:
- classifies ticket type
- drafts response
- flags product issues
- creates weekly issue report

5. Realtors
Problem:
New leads get generic follow-up or no follow-up.

Agent:
Lead research + personalized follow-up agent.

What it does:
- researches property/buyer context
- drafts first reply
- remembers preferences
- creates showing reminders

The offer is simple:

"I install one AI worker into one workflow that is currently costing you money."

Charge setup.
Charge maintenance.
Improve it every month.

[brryant @bryantchou]

AI is making marketers lazy.

So we made the website do the work instead. Today, we're launching @ployai: the all-in-one marketing platform that turns your website into your hardest working employee.

And we're coming out of stealth today with a $27M seed led by @ycombinator and @firstround.

I spent 12 years at Webflow as the founding CTO where I built the product, but also started our marketing and sales teams that drove our fastest periods of growth. That experience made one thing obvious: the website is the center of your business. And it's only more important in the age of AI.

Foundation model apps can generate assets.
Point solutions can optimize pieces of the funnel.

But nothing runs the whole growth system: your site, brand, CMS, CRM, campaigns, analytics, SEO, AEO, and customer data all working together.

Until now.

Teams at @hex_tech and @clay_run, and growth agencies like Tonik and TNT Growth, are already powering sites on Ploy. Hex is generating on-brand ABM pages at scale, Clay is using its data to power a programmatic SEO engine, and TNT Growth is spinning up a landing page for each of their clients’ ads.

Wake up every morning with a report from Ploy - with what it did, and what it wants to do next.
Approve it. Ship it.
Or be lazy and just watch it cook.

[Ridark @ridark_eth]

Tibo Louis-Lucas makes over $1,000,000 a month
-> alone, by running five small AI products at once

no co-founder. no investors. no employees. just one guy and a portfolio of tools that each quietly print money

his model is the opposite of "build one big startup." he builds small, focused AI products, validates them fast, and kills the ones that flop -> keeping only the winners

he doesn't spend months chasing a perfect product. he ships fast, puts up a price, and lets the market tell him within days whether it's worth it

the trick isn't one home run. it's volume -> enough small products that together clear seven figures a month, run by one person

in this interview he walks through his exact playbook: how he finds ideas, gets users, and prices AI products

save it and watch the whole thing ↓

[Kray @runthistown5416]

Şu anda Claude ile çalışmanın en iyi yolu bu...

Yeni bir projeye başladığında (saas, içerik, app, ne olursa olsun) şunu yap:

Opus 4.8 ile yepyeni bir chat aç. Extended Thinking’i aç ve projen hakkında bildiğin her şeyi dök, hiçbir şeyi atlama.

Sonra şunu yaz:

"ask me 5 questions that would help you have a complete understanding of this project"

Bu sorulara detaylı cevap ver. Buraya bayağı zaman ayır, ACELE ETME.

Cevapları bitirdikten sonra şunu yapıştır:

"you're my co-founder. create a master plan with a knowledge base directory for each section. attach context markdown files to every part. you're building the skeleton that Claude Code will use to build everything 10x faster. suggest skills to integrate, automations to build or any tool that’d 10x our speed. suggest when to use a project or Claude Code"

Claude sana projenin bütün iskeletini, klasör yapısını ve dosyaları çıkaracak. Direkt Claude Code’a import et.

Artık projeni onunla birlikte kuruyorsun. Normal Claude'u chat gibi kullanıyorsun ama çok daha güçlü bi şekilde.

Claude sana ne zaman Claude Projects açman gerektiğini, hangi research’ü derinleştireceğini ve hangi MCP’leri kullanacağını söyleyecek.Tek bir planning seansı, kendi başına haftalarca uğraşmana bedel.

İşte AI ile proje yapmak böyle oluyor.