This is f*cking insane. Anthropic engineer:
"You're not supposed to prompt Opus 5.5.
You're supposed to build a system that prompts itself. At Anthropic, 90% of our engineers have already built these systems."
In just 30 minutes, she explains how Anthropic builds AI agents that remember context, learn from mistakes, fix their own errors, and improve with every run.
This is the shift from simply using AI to engineering systems that work autonomously.
Honestly, it's better than most $1,000–$2,000 agent courses I've seen.
Watch the video, then save it for later
Not many want to talk about this, but once you become conscious, life stops being fun and turns into a prison
Try listening to music
The lyrics are manipulation.
Try watching a movie.
Everything is propaganda.
Your brain instantly spots the hidden agenda of whoever paid for the story.
Try going out to an event and everyone around you is laughing at things that aren’t funny.
It’s like everyone is running the same programming.
It’s a performance of insecurity held together by dopamine and ignorant confidence.
Consciousness does not set you free.
It isolates you.
It disconnects you from the clown world everyone else is still pretending is normal.
holy f*ck, web designers have no idea what's coming
the ones who learn these tools now will be fine. the ones who don't will be searching job in 2027.
7 design repos you need to know to survive AI, try this asap:
1. UI UX Pro Max
gives Claude real design taste: 192 color palettes, 74 font pairings, rules for every industry. your fintech app stops looking like a crypto casino
https://t.co/2Xc39AfBXz
2. Impeccable
catches "AI slop" design the moment it's written. tell it to critique, polish or make it bolder, and it actually does
https://t.co/kWm0SYafPZ
3. Framelink Figma MCP
paste a Figma link into Claude Code and get that exact layout in code. no more eyeballing screenshots
https://t.co/26T5Z2cUMH
4. React Bits
215+ free animated components and backgrounds. the difference between "nice site" and "wait, how did they do that"
https://t.co/wbFbtbGSg0
5. GSAP Skills
the official skills that teach your AI proper GSAP: timelines, scroll animations, text effects. and GSAP is fully free now, every plugin included
https://t.co/SzFTq7Qda3
6. HyperFrames
write HTML, get a finished video. your AI can make product promos and motion graphics without After Effects
https://t.co/Hlp0yKfjBB
7. MCP for Blender
this one's wild. Claude gets hands inside Blender and builds real 3D scenes, models and materials from a text prompt
https://t.co/RGXkoZ3lEr
the cell in this video?
I built it myself with Claude Code and a few of these 3D and motion tools. no studio, no team.
want to make something like this?
like + save this post, comment "CELL" or DM me and I'll send you the exact prompt.
this is f*cking addictive. 5 agents pass every coin to each other like a relay. one says no, it's dead.
$77 → $2,432 overnight
the whole thing runs on one prompt. 13 lines. it's below, word for word, copy it before you scroll
everyone says bots lose because they buy anything that moves
so at midnight i put $77 on a kill-first desk and went to sleep
for the first 40 minutes it did nothing. "filter says no", over and over
→ 8,760 coins came in
→ 8,591 killed by the filter
→ 147 more killed by the analyst
→ 22 traded, 15 won, 7 lost
→ best +$640, worst -$26 on a hard stop
$77 → $147 → $559 → $1,851 → $2,432
the prompt i pasted:
You are a kill-first Solana memecoin desk. 5 agents work as a relay. Every handoff goes through Grok core. If one agent says no, the coin is dead.
SCOUT: find new pairs, pass every one to Filter.
FILTER kills if:
- LP not locked
- top 10 holders own over 30%
- volume under $40k
- dev wallet still moving
- already +80% in the last hour
ANALYST: score the survivors 0–100 on momentum, buyers and holder growth. Under 70 dies.
EXECUTOR: enter only when all 6 rules pass. One entry per coin.
RISK: set a hard stop before entry. Never move it, never average down.
If nothing passes, do nothing.
Log every kill with the reason. Run overnight.
31x while i slept
manually i would've aped half of those 8,591. the relay just kept saying no until something was actually clean
bookmark this before the next coin you ape rugs
which rule would you add to the filter?
I'd build a managed Google review + GBP post system for local contractors (HVAC, plumbers, roofers).
Weekly AI-crafted responses in their voice + 4 posts, delivered ready-to-post. Charge $149/mo.
Real pain: they ignore reviews and lose jobs. Use free tools + AI to fulfill in <1hr. Sell via contractor FB groups and cold DMs. 70 clients = $10k. Start manual, productize after 10. Value is the done-for-you consistency, not the AI.
AI agents. Why: Moving from pilots to production workflows with measurable ROI in coding, service, ops. Solo builders can ship like dropshipping. Upside: 10-50x as market scales to $200B+.
Humanoid robots. Why: Shipments up 400%+, factory deployments starting, labor shortage fix. Physical AI at inflection. Upside: 20-100x on mass production and cost curves.
RWA tokenization. Why: $39B onchain now, DTCC/institutions live, path to $3-10T by 2030. Bridges TradFi efficiency. Upside: 20-50x for infra and protocols capturing volume.
The timing of my imprisonment was not a coincidence.
Prepare for 2027.
I'm just a piece they decided they needed to remove.
I am not the final objective.
THIS IS F*CKING INSANE
SpaceXAI just dropped 146 Grok Bot templates worth $29,200 for FREE
bots like these basically cost $50–$200 each. and that’s just the official collection. GitHub already has 700+ bots, including complete teams with specialist roles, ready-made handoffs, and separate verifiers
20 GitHub projects you should open first:
01 Agent Org Chart → ready-made team structures for engineering, marketing, support, and sales. pick the organization your job needs instead of inventing every role
https://t.co/5w0J955REo
02 Grok Factory → one Firstmate routes software, research, and general work to the right specialists, then brings back reports or reviewed pull requests
https://t.co/zCfNen2WCK
03 multiBot → creates purpose-built teammates that delegate heavy work to coding CLIs, keeping Grok Bot focused on coordination and returning the result
https://t.co/pe7rxRlRTp
04 Grok Bot Architecture → a blueprint for a chief of staff, specialist bots, structured handoffs, connected tools, and human approval points on one shared computer
https://t.co/ENIcMBf61e
05 Foreman → inspects a hosted bot crew, surfaces stalled work, and records evidence behind completion claims. a separate checker supplies the passing verdict
https://t.co/sH3B8qBwqb
06 Grok Bot Second Brain → a five-bot setup with Conductor, Capture, Memory, Ops, and Research, sharing a knowledge vault and defined responsibilities
https://t.co/u2c2LVUHH2
07 grokbot-skills → reusable skills for debugging, brainstorming, writing, and observing tasks, with upstream sources and licenses preserved
https://t.co/YKfrVUNklU
08 grokbot-x → an X content workflow that scouts posts, prepares drafts, publishes through Typefully, and uses logged results to evaluate changes to its writing skills
https://t.co/n35e6AlPiO
09 Restaurant Scout → a specialist setup for finding food brands and creators, preparing shoppable-content scripts, and organizing the findings into a catalog workflow
https://t.co/kDtEHag6Wk
10 Grok Bot Shopping → shopping skills for product search, merchant checkout, Shopify discount-code tests, and order workflows, plus an optional Buyer bot
https://t.co/k81QPpDjn9
11 PhoneZero → gives Grok Bot a phone workflow for tasks like restaurant bookings. it prepares the call plan, waits for approval, and reports the outcome
https://t.co/3H4KbWiMYY
12 Unlist → a privacy assistant playbook for people-search opt-outs, with site records, letter generation, submission logs, and follow-up tracking
https://t.co/FXpOH3kG7W
13 Grok Bot Gateway → lets coding agents and scripts list bots, read conversations, and send tasks through a gateway bot using a webhook routine
https://t.co/MDCGJMrYpt
14 grokbot-queue → queues and dispatches tasks across multiple Grok Bots, then collects their results using SSH and unofficial desktop automation
https://t.co/O0RGH8bNov
15 Thin Grok Bot → a delegation skill that keeps the bot team focused on routing while deeper builds and investigations run through coding CLIs or cloud agents
https://t.co/CWI4G18lOe
16 BOTROSTER → a separate self-hosted alternative with persistent named teammates, shared files, a browser, scheduled work, and approval controls
https://t.co/hvhRE3pIZa
17 Root Agent → a coordinator that determines which specialists a request needs, manages assignments, and hands domain work to leads
https://t.co/h8cuQB5BPo
18 Grok Bot Profiles → four focused roles: Spec Writer, Bug Reproducer, PR Producer, and PR Verifier. implementation and verification stay in separate conversations
https://t.co/g9sHwUWCqO
19 Grok Bot Templates → 49 templates with defined jobs, outputs, skills, routines, and boundaries, plus team setups you can adapt to your work
https://t.co/Y80HHXEHwk
20 HyperGrok Trading Desk → seven bots covering market data, research, strategy, risk, execution, and review. starts in research mode; live trades require your approval
https://t.co/5xxbEthu3B
give the first team a job with an obvious finish line: one researched brief, one reviewed PR, or one prepared batch of drafts
then check how much work you actually accepted and what it cost to produce. a larger roster earns its place when it improves that result
the setup can be free. paying several bots to repeat the same investigation still costs you
save this before you spend another weekend building a workflow that already exists
the article below shows how to keep context smaller, reuse completed work, and contain retries so more of your Grok Bot budget reaches the finished result ↓
The final stage of being a genius is becoming harder to reach, cutting off negative people, and unapologetically accepting dislike from people of poor character.