Most people use AI to write emails faster. That's the smallest possible version of what it can do. Thursday at 12pm ET I'm showing you the other end of it. Not a prompt, not a tool, a whole outbound system where AI runs the operation and I steer it. 💻 How to run your entire lead gen system with Claude Code 🔧 How to build an AI powered outbound marketing system ⚡ How to launch a cold email machine in under one hour 🎯 The secret strategy we used to get 10% reply rates for our clients' cold email campaigns If you've been looking for a real end to end build instead of another automation demo, this is it. 📅 Thursday, August 20th 🕐 12pm Eastern Register here: https://luma.com/5paohgh5 Follow along and ask any questions at the end. Drop a 🔥 if you're joining.

The most powerful line you can add to any AI prompt is three words: interview me first. Anytime you're building something new, a new skill, a new app, a new feature, end the prompt with "interview me to clarify any open questions." That one line forces a back and forth before a single piece of code gets written. You don't find out how bad your own instructions are until the AI starts making mistakes with them. The interview catches the blind spots before that happens, not after. I run this through an orchestration layer called Oh My Claude, one of the most powerful ones out there. A few commands sit on top of Claude Code: /interview runs a Socratic deep interview, targeted questions to fill any blind spots before it starts building anything. /plan runs consensus planning, multiple subagents, including Codex, actually review the plan before it gets approved. Not just one model rubber stamping itself. Next time you're building something brand new, try it. End the prompt with interview me first and see what it catches that you would have missed.

I stopped juggling five different API keys for AI generation. FAL AI routes to every generative model I need, image, video, even voice cloning, same price as going direct, one single key. That's the whole tip. One less thing to manage.