Finally got around to using Claude to build a website. While I didn’t track how many tokens I used, not once did I go over my token limit. Had I used the API or whatever it is I would have only paid just over $22. That’s only $2 more than my Pro subscription. I think I could’ve done better and there are some things I need to dial in but I think it turned out great for my first try. One thing I learned which Claude taught me immediately was to clear cache before starting a new task. Looking forward to learning more. Let me know what you guys think: https://kpscoop.com/

Is there some kind of place or repository that Claude can draw upon to build things using premade assets? I want to really make use of Claude Design and Claude Code's website building capabilities but I have no idea what to work with or make. Ideally, I like to generate a kind of base and flesh out some ideas from there if you know what I mean.

Got around to creating a folder structure for SVG to Remotion to Web animation. Claude had a much easier time with this one and it came out great as a rough draft. I gave Claude permission to design something for me and name the thing as well. Meet Ember the Fox: https://claude.ai/artifact/HcZJQLVJPr8CK2uCosHpcw

Finally got around to learning how to install Remotion Studio and using Claude Code to create an animation. Used Claude to build the folder structure I needed. Folder Structure + Animation took about two hours. Animation itself took about 30 minutes. I was honestly amazed at the ease of experience once the structure was in place. I think the animation itself took around 60k tokens. Rendered a 60s video talking about Plato's Allegory of the Cave. It's a ROUGH first sketch but here's what came out:

So I trimmed down one of my files and began working on a project. Claude gave me a pretty cool response. It specifically acknowledged the parameters I gave it, which is to offer push back when necessary, and gave me a better answer that was from a *different perspective* that I didn’t think to consider. Pretty basic stuff, but I thought it was cool because I never prompted it to give me another way to look at a problem. Saved a lot of time and effort in getting solutions because of that.