The engineer who built Claude Code just dropped a 28-minute video on how to write prompts that actually work.
I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what he shows in the first 10 minutes.
CLAUDE.md files, memory shortcuts, parallel sessions, prompting patterns.
Watch it, then read the guide below on the Claude features 99% of users never find.
ngapain pamer kerja 996 di jaman AI begini? tidak efisien, ga malu kelihatan gaptek ga bisa setup full-stack agent swarm? 🤣
you should be lazymaxxing instead. bikin pipeline dari idea sampe paying customer fully driven by agents 24/7. duit yg dihasilkan sudah tidak tergantung effort atau input dari manusia lagi. manusia tinggal bersenang2 saja, urus keluarga dsb 😉
my Discord-based system dari atas ke bawah:
- wiki: capture raw ideas, turn to spec in Markdown-based knowledge base like Outline
- tasks: turn those ideas to work items using Plane
- design: visual spec using Paper
- code: agents pushing code to self-hosted Forgejo,
- deployment: every deployment success / failure notified via ArgoCD/Cloudflare or Forgejo Actions
- app-store: like above but from Apple App Store / Google Play Store
- alerts: if we crash something we have pings from self-hosted Signoz
- creatives: every marketing content built here, right from Discord. each founder can chime in or steal each other's ideas 🤣
- ads: manage marketing campaign in meta ads etc
- ugc,seo,email marketing: for other types of marketing
- analytics: look at funnel performance and optimize any bottleneck to turn eyeballs to paying customers, use self-hosted openpanel
- payments: channel paling berisik 🤑
- customer support: help confused customers
Codex tip! With the Codex app, you can orchestrate work in two ways: spawn sub-agents inside your current task, or create separate tasks (new chats).
From one main task, Codex can create and monitor other tasks. Each task can work in the same project, use a separate worktree, or even work in a different project.
Sub-agents report their results back to the main task. Separate tasks stay available in the sidebar, so you can read or continue them later.
I just tried it with three sub-agents and three separate tasks. Pretty useful for managing parallel work from one place.
The easiest way to avoid looking bad is to do nothing, but if you do nothing, you look bad too.
So if you're going to look bad either way, you as well do that thing you want.