Would love y'all's guidance on what order to tackle these long videos, the 7-day challenge, and the AI OS video. In what order should I complete the Nate-iverse of lessons if I want to work independently and sell solutions.

Ailin spent 15 years as an email developer before her entire team was laid off, leaving her unemployed at 39 with two young kids. About a year later, she's Head of AI at a company with 15 brands under it, owning the AI strategy across all of them. In this episode she walks through how she got there with no technical AI background: learning n8n and Claude Code from scratch, building in public, and showing up to interviews with real proof instead of a resume. The whole thing came down to one question her interviewer asked: what have you built?

My entire life and business now live in one second brain, and Claude Fable understands it better than I do. In this video I walk through my full Claude Fable AI operating system using the four Cs framework: context, connections, capabilities, and cadence. You'll see exactly how my files and folders are set up, how I keep improving it every day, and the usage tips I rely on to get more out of it.

Just finished my First day Newsletter Automation AIS 7 days Challenge. That is very easy and fast, interesting to make such a project in less time.

Claude Code can read files, write code, browse the web, and process documents. It cannot watch a video. I kept running into this. I would find a video I wanted to study, copy the URL, paste it in, and hit a wall. Claude had no way to see what was actually in it. So I built a skill that fixes this entirely. /video-analyze takes any video URL, downloads it, extracts frames at the correct timestamps, pulls the transcript, and passes everything to Claude for analysis. It works with TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, X, etc. But the part that changed how I work is what Claude does after. It does not just describe the video. It reverse-engineers it. You get: - The hook broken down (spoken line, visual, category, plus a fill-in-the-blank template to swipe with your own wordings) - A timestamped table of every beat in the video, from open to CTA - The exact engagement mechanic the creator used and when they placed it - A replication playbook with 3-5 specific things you can copy into your own content Here is the GitHub repo. Just download the entire folder and run it in Claude Code (VS Code/Desktop) to install it globally. https://github.com/Mharis-code/videoanalyzer One command. The installer handles everything. If you study content for your own strategy, this saves hours every week. (DON'T FORGET TO STAR THE GITHUB REPO IF YOU FIND VALUE IN THIS SKILL) Drop a comment below and tell me what you analyzed. Curious what you find. PS: I know, thumbnail inspired by the great Nate Herk.