Hey fam, As we close out an amazing month of July, it’s time to look back at some outstanding performances and key achievements. 🚀 Presenting our top leaderboard champions who made this month truly competitive and inspiring! @Fahila K p on top with highest engagement of the month 🏆 @Colin Clapp - $ 25 @Christopher Daniel - $15 ✨ Here’s a recap of the content and updates shared throughout last month: 🎥 Video Releases: 1️⃣ Connect Instagram (and 1000+ apps) to Claude - even without a built-in connector 2️⃣ GPT-5.6 or Fable 5? I Built a Website and Game with Both 3️⃣ New Video: We Built an AI That Qualifies Leads Better Than Our Sales Team | Claude 🚨 Other Updates: 1️⃣ 🎥 Create AI Videos for Free with Gemini Omni! 2️⃣ The Next AI Revolution Isn't at Work - It's at Home 🏠🤖 3️⃣ Google Launches Gemini 3.6 Flash, 3.5 Flash-Lite & 3.5 Flash Cyber 4️⃣ Gemini 3.6 Flash Is Here: Is Google Falling Behind on Intelligence or Playing a Bigger Game? 5️⃣ 🚨 Kimi K3 is here! 6️⃣ Will AI tools like Claude replace n8n and Make? 📢 Classrooms updates: 1️⃣ Make Basics

Claude doesn't count messages. It counts tokens. Every new message makes Claude read the entire conversation again, so long chats cost more. Here are 10 easy ways to use fewer tokens: 1. Edit your prompt instead of sending follow-up messages. 2. Summarize and start fresh when a chat becomes long. 3. Combine requests into a single prompt. 4. Use Projects for files you reuse often. 5. Save preferences in Memory instead of repeating them. 6. Turn off unnecessary tools for simple tasks. 7. Use Haiku for lightweight work and Sonnet or Opus for complex tasks. 8. Spread work across the day to benefit from the rolling 5-hour limit. 9. Start a new Claude Code session when switching projects. 10. Ask for shorter replies when you don't need detailed answers. Which of these do you already use, and which one will you try first?

Just noticed something interesting on LinkedIn. If you click the three-dot menu on a post, you'll now see a new option called "Seems like AI slop." That says a lot about where content on LinkedIn is heading. AI is a fantastic tool, and I use it every day. But if we start posting content without adding our own thoughts, experiences, or perspective, people will notice. And now, it looks like LinkedIn is encouraging users to point that out as well. For everyone in this community, here's my suggestion: Use AI to help you think, research, organize your ideas, or improve your writing. But don't let it replace your voice. The posts that build trust are the ones that share your own experiences, lessons, successes, failures, and opinions. That's something AI can't replicate. If you've been waiting to start posting on LinkedIn, this is actually the right time. Share what you're learning, keep it genuine, and let AI be your assistant—not your author. I'd love to see more original content from our community. Let's build our personal brands with authenticity. Think Before You Post: LinkedIn's New AI Slop Option.

Want Claude connected to Instagram — or any of the 1000+ apps it doesn't natively support? The trick most people miss: you don't wait for Claude to add a connector. You use Composio (free) as the bridge. Connect once and Claude can: → Read & reply to your Instagram comments and DMs → Pull post insights — reach, likes, top posts → Draft and schedule posts → …and do the same across Gmail, Notion, Sheets and 1000+ more Secure by design — no API keys in chat, and your password stays with Instagram (Business/Creator accounts only). I walk through the whole setup here, click by click: www.loom.com/share/7892ddd1e40d4a0d90c06d5b1b35bf5f

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