I gave Claude Fable 5.2 the same prompt six times, once at every effort level from Low to Ultracode, and played every game it built. Ultracode ran for over 5 hours with 27 helpers and cost $1,030. I score each game, show what every run cost in time and money, name the two winners, and break down which level to use for which job. Download: The Effort Level Cheat Sheet, with the full results and an example message for every level. The mods zip is here too, with Effort Picker, the mod that picks the level for you. Attached below and in Video Downloads.

Anthropic released Claude Fable 5.2 today, and says it can finish 41% of real freelance jobs. I went through the launch a couple of hours after it dropped, then ran my own test: one launch page, the same prompt, Fable 5.2 against Opus 5.5. I break down what launched in plain English, what it built (a whole operating system, working gadgets), where the 41% comes from, and three ways you can get paid with it. Download: The Fable 5.2 Cheat Sheet. The facts with Anthropic's links, who gets the free week and how to claim it, when Fable is worth it over Opus, and a starter prompt for each of the three ways to get paid. Attached below and in Video Downloads.

Went through hundreds of Claude Code builds people shared this year and picked the 12 that made me stop scrolling: a bird feeder that names every bird, an apartment you can walk through, a robot arm with no CAD software, a game built in nine hours, and a $20,000 a month product. I break down what each one is, who already pays for that kind of work, and how you could sell it in 2027. Download: The 12 Money Use Cases, every build with the original post, who pays, a first offer to test and a message to paste into Claude Code. Attached below and in Video Downloads.

Boris Cherny, the person who built Claude Code, says there's no secret to prompting. Andrej Karpathy says his prompts are getting shorter and dumber. And Anthropic removed over 80% of Claude Code's own system prompt for its advanced models, with no measurable loss. So I went through what they've published and pulled out the new rules. I break down how to prompt now, which effort level fits which job, how to tell Claude what done looks like, how to clean up your instructions, and three mods that get you more out of the same subscription. Download: The Claude Cheat Sheet, a copy-paste example for every rule. Attach it to a chat and Claude rewrites the examples for your job. The mods zip is here too. Attached below and in Video Downloads.

Anthropic rebuilt the Claude app over six weeks, and the internet started calling it Claude 2.0. So I went through every release from September 16 to October 30 and picked the nine that change how you get work done. I break down what each one does in plain English and who gets it: Docs and Slides on every plan (even Free), dashboards that update themselves, tasks that run while your laptop is closed, Duet, and the Code tab tricks the top 1% use. Then what each plan costs. Download: The Claude 2.0 Cheat Sheet. Every update, which plan gets it, where to turn it on and a prompt to try, each with Anthropic's source link. Attach it to a chat and Claude sets it up with you. Attached below and in Video Downloads.