🚨 ULTIMA HORA: China acaba de presentar una pizarra con IA para las aulas.
Vas a poder transformar un cubo en un modelo 3D interactivo con sus ángulos y áreas y encima te explica cada paso.
Todo en directo, en plena feria mundial de IA de Shanghái.
@IAmAaronWill Content repurposingis vital. Ive built a Claude skill that repurposes long form content into 8 different types of LinkedIn posts, keeping in mind the new LinkedIn 2026 algorithm change. Check it out here https://t.co/SiYd7WTz3L
@MCovBrown Great insights. Here is the Claude skill I use for content repurposing. It learns my writing style and generates tiny pieces from the source - in my writing style, ready to be posted. https://t.co/izXL8x9Pjj
@selinaai_ Oh this is a good prompt! Here is how I take my content generation prompt and make it a skill. 1 post into multiple posts, in my style. https://t.co/izXL8x9Pjj
@sharbel Really interesting!! Ive realized creating consistent content helps with the distribution too. Here is my workflow to schedule LinkedIn content, with ease. https://t.co/izXL8x9Pjj
The principle I keep coming back to: AI should reduce decisions, not multiply them.
Every extra prompt, toggle, or mode is friction. If the user has to think about the AI, you haven't finished designing it. What's the worst AI UX you've used recently?
Most AI products aren't failing because of bad models.
They're failing because of bad UX.
Here's what the best AI interfaces get right that most miss 🧵
The biggest mistake: designing AI like a feature, not a collaborator.
Users don't want to "use AI." They want their task done. The best AI UX disappears into the workflow. Copilot in Word, Gemini in Sheets — when it works, you don't even notice the AI.
@NainsiDwiv50980 This is great, thanks for sharing! Though I've been using Claudecode extensively for work at Microsoft, this list is super helpful.
Here is a https://t.co/mYdu1K8hbJ beginner to pro video on claude skills. Do check it out
(4/7) Step 2: The Bundle
Once Claude generates the .md block:
Copy it into a folder (e.g., "YouTube Ranker")
Add any assets (logos/scripts) to a sub-folder
Zip the entire folder
(1/7) I gave Claude "permanent muscle memory" so I never have to repeat my instructions again.
Most people waste 20 minutes a day re-prompting. Skills 2.0 fixes this.
Here is the 3-step setup (with a hidden logic trick) 👇 🧵
(3/7) Step 1: The Request
Don't write instructions. Just ask Claude:
"Create a skill.md file that gives you the expert-level knowledge of a YouTube Ranker/Title Optimizer."
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