Lukas

I build & automate with AI — and share everything 🤖
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[Lukas @lukgart]

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[Lukas @lukgart]

Sometimes you need a break from the noise. 🏔️

[Lukas @lukgart]

Stop describing your brand to Claude in prompts.

Drop a design..md in your project instead.

Google-backed format that gives any agent your colors, fonts, spacing, tone — once.

Every component ships on-brand. Same effort, 10x consistency.

[Lukas @lukgart]

Every week I post, I get the urge to play it safe.

Don't quote a number. Don't take the contrarian side. Don't ship the rough version.

Every time I follow that urge, the post dies.

Comfortable = crowded.

Pick the uncomfortable side.

[Lukas @lukgart]

Stop accepting Claude's first answer.

It's the #1 reason AI code breaks in production.

The fix takes 5 minutes:

1. Plan Mode before any edit
2. CLAUDE..md with your codebase rules
3. /review before merge

3 files. Zero broken merges this month.

[Lukas @lukgart]

$250/month total.

The tools don't make you productive. The system does.

But the right system needs the right tools.

[Lukas @lukgart]

$250/month.

That's my entire AI + API spend.

What I get out of it is a multiple of that.

Here's every tool in my stack — what it does and why it made the cut. 🧵

[Lukas @lukgart]

The non-AI layer that makes the system work:

Things 3 — task management (Claude controls it via CLI)
Obsidian — all notes, all projects, all context

AI without a clear operating system just creates faster chaos.

[Lukas @lukgart]

Most people use AI to save time.

The best builders use AI to buy speed.

Speed to test ideas.
Speed to build products.
Speed to learn skills.
Speed to launch faster.

The gap between consumers and builders is getting bigger every day.

[Lukas @lukgart]

For 2 years the game was "how fast can I prompt."

/goal changes the question.

You're no longer the operator. You're the person who briefs the operator and walks away.

Slower at the front. Faster at the back.

Welcome to being useless — it's the most productive thing you'll do all year.

[Lukas @lukgart]

For 1 year I was the bottleneck in every Claude Code session.

Type prompt → wait → review → next prompt → wait → review. Hundreds of times per project.

Last week I typed one command, made coffee, came back. The work was done.

The command is /goal 🧵

[Lukas @lukgart]

What /goal can't do — the honest part:

Anything needing real-time external verification.
Tasks where success is aesthetic, not measurable.
Goals with data Claude can't access.

And it won't save you from a bad plan.

A clear goal pointed at the wrong target just gets you to the wrong place faster.