How do I have access to this course in the classroom, please?

They say AI Tools come and go. Claude Code today, Codex tomorrow. But everyone including Nate is rushing to pour all their life and work into Claude Code. What if something bigger and better than Claude Code springs up?

Hey everyone, looking for some honest advice. I’ve been building AI automation systems for clients using n8n and genuinely love it — but lately I keep seeing videos about Claude Code, Hermes agents and a bunch of other tools and I’m starting to second guess myself. Am I behind the curve sticking with n8n? Or is it still the right tool for delivering client solutions? Would love to hear from people actually building and delivering for clients — not just experimenting. What are you using and why?

I created this using Manus after watching a comprehensive tutorial from Silicon Valley Girl. You may find it helpful. Cheers!

Been building Claude skills lately and wanted to share something that might help creators here. A lot of YouTubers I've spoken to have the same problem: they spend hours making a video, it gets 48 hours of reach, and then it disappears — because writing separate posts for every platform after filming feels like starting over. Here's a simple Claude workflow that fixes this: Step 1 — After uploading your video, go to YouTube and click "Show transcript" under the '...' menu. Copy the full transcript. Step 2 — Paste this prompt into Claude: --- "Here is a YouTube transcript. Extract the 3 most valuable insights. Then write me: - A Threads post (casual, ends with a question) - An Instagram caption (punchy + 3 hashtags) - A Facebook post (story-driven, emotional hook) - A LinkedIn post (hook + insight + takeaway) - A newsletter (personal storytelling, one CTA) Each one must sound native to that platform. Do not copy sentences from the transcript." --- Step 3 — Review and post. The key instruction is "native to that platform" — without that, Claude just reformats. With it, each post actually sounds like it belongs there. Took me a while to figure out the right instructions. Sharing here in case it saves someone time. Happy to answer questions if anyone tries it. 👇