workflow
the three ai systems i actually use (none of them are apps)
Three workflows that replaced whole teams for me: digital product pages, brand deal outreach, and a content bank. Copy-paste prompts to build your own versions.
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workflows, skills, and guides you can actually use. search, filter by type, topic, or tool, and sort how you want.
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5 ai loops you can actually use
Five loops that replace one-off prompts, with links to Claude Code, Hermes, and the people saying build loops now.
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the ai learning loop: how to get ai to teach you anything.
Set up an automated learning loop with AI: context before, assessment during, review after. So you actually understand what you're doing instead of copying answers.
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build or buy: the thing i run before i pay for anything.
A Claude skill that tells you straight up: buy it, it's secretly a prompt, or build a rough version yourself in an afternoon. Let Claude set it up, install it step by step, or paste when you need it.
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build your voice files (the simple way)
Paste one prompt into Claude, talk through five questions, and get voice, about, audience, examples, and do-not-say files. Drop them in a project so AI stops rewriting everything in generic jargon.
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the one-person stack: every ai tool i actually pay for.
The full list of AI tools in my stack — what each one does, what I'd cut first, and what I'd never drop.
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