Hey everyone! Quick update on how coaching calls are working going forward. 🔄 WHY THE CHANGE I'm going heads-down on EMS Soap for the next 6 months. We're getting SOC2 and HIPAA compliant, building out the marketing funnel, and a bunch more work. It's a lot, and I need to focus. But I don't want to abandon the community. So Patrick and Paul are stepping up to help lead calls. I'll be on about once every four weeks, and they'll rotate the other weeks. 📞 HOW CALLS WILL WORK These calls can run 2+ hours. I want to make sure we're respecting everyone's time. Especially those of you who actually show up. Here's the new structure: 👉 Reply to this post with your questions before the call 👉 If you submit a question and you're on the call, you go first 👉 We work through questions in the order they came in 👉 Then we open it up for everyone else If you can't make the call but want your question answered, drop it in the comments. We'll get to it. But priority goes to people who are there. The goal is simple: if you're taking the time to show up, you shouldn't have to wait behind questions from people who aren't even on the call. 🔗 NEW ZOOM LINK (save this) https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81995207847?pwd=Xe6u6LmIQOmCP5VTnOwWYjDBfZNKGB.1 📅 WHEN Tuesdays at 6PM ET (same as always) Looking forward to seeing you on the calls!

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@Brandon Hancock As I dive deeper into app development using ShipKitAI, I’ve finally run into the issue of context limits. I’m using Claude Code on the Pro plan, and I’m trying to understand how others handle this. When your context window resets, how do you make sure the model picks up exactly where you left off? Do you create an additional “status” or “progress” markdown document that the code assistant can re-load to re-establish the full implementation state? Also, I’m considering an additional AI subscription (ChatGPT) since it offers Codex-style capabilities. Has anyone here used it, and how does it compare in practice?

📅 IMPORTANT: Tonight's weekly coaching call has been moved to tomorrow at the same time! Hey guys! Claude Code Skills just dropped two weeks ago, and I'm already addicted. Between running my YouTube channel, my AI Developer Accelerator community with 10,000+ developers, and building shipkit.ai, I have way too much repetitive work every single day. Claude Code Skills changed everything—I'm now automating YouTube planning, code reviews, email writing, literally everything. But here's the problem: everyone's showing off their cool skills on YouTube and X, but nobody's giving you a real framework for how to actually create your own. That's why I built the MASTER framework—a 6-step system that takes you from doing a task manually to having a Claude Code Skill that performs like an expert employee. You can watch the full breakdown below! Here's exactly what you'll learn: ✅ The one critical rule about when to create skills (this alone will save you hours of wasted work) ✅ All 6 steps of the MASTER framework with real examples you can follow ✅ How to train your skills like you'd train a new employee—expect rough edges at first, then watch them improve ✅ The magic prompt that turns your manual work into a reusable skill ✅ Common mistakes to avoid so your skills actually work (most people get this wrong) Plus, I'm giving away my complete Claude Code cheat sheet—packed with keyboard shortcuts, custom setup, and all the power-user workflows I use with my shipkit.ai developers! 👉 https://github.com/bhancockio/claude-code-cheat-sheet Whether you're drowning in repetitive tasks or just looking to work smarter, this framework will help you automate everything you do. Cheers, Brandon Hancock 🧑‍💻 P.S. Speaking of Claude Code—shipkit.ai just added complete Claude Code mastery modules showing you exactly how to use it inside production-ready templates for AI Chat, RAG, ADK agents, and more. Skip the boilerplate, learn the workflows, and start shipping real AI applications in days instead of months.

I’m re-developing a sophisticated event management platform that I built using make.com & Twilio a few years ago and now trying to port it into a next.JS react tailwind typescript & Twilio stack. I have a lot of relational database experience and front-end ui/ux design experience, have led teams w/Jira, but very little JavaScript or actual webcoding experience. I’m looking for someone who is very comfortable developing in the new stack and has developed multi-repo apps? This first phase of the project will involve a lot of Twilio email and other channels designed to work together simultaneously for the same user as needed. Only one or two admin users will need to access the application UI online…all staff, guests, vendors, and other people involved in the event communicate over SMS + other channels with our app to interact/CRUD etc… A lot of intellectual property involved, the business logic, user stories and target audience are locked down. I want to work on this full-time, but I am on the verge of launching a completely different app in the music space, pulsing raising teenage son etc..so my time is limited right now. I imagine this will take a solid 2 to 3 months of part-time work to get to an MVP stage that can be shared with initial user base. Long-term (1 year? Or 2 months with ShipKit 😍) it is a three project ecosystem. This phase is just building out the communication/guest-entertainment/staff-management side which will also be the main point of entry for most users in the beginning. I’m looking for a partner for long term to put in work now for shares/equity in the application mrr profits when it launches, and I am confident this will be a very profitable and popular application when it does launch. We are breaking things (search interface, multi-agent multi-touch real-world interactions on behalf of Admin, text and voice AI flows to please, tease and um…make it eeees ier to get a LOT of really impt shit done in background & keep guests entertained upfront all without any apps required) on large scale, dinosaurs will fall and smaller mammals will chase.