In the last six weeks Anthropic shipped three new models, put docs, slides, and designs inside every chat, launched a new agent app called Duet, and dropped the 5-hour limit on the $200 plan, so people are calling it Claude 2.0. In this video I break down 25 Claude concepts in plain English across five parts: the models it runs on, where you use it, what it can make for you, what it knows about you, and how it works on its own. You'll learn tokens, effort levels, plans, Cowork, artifacts, memory, skills, connectors, mods, sub-agents, /goal, and more, and you don't need to code for any of it. If you only set up three things today, start with a claude.md, one skill, and a few /goal prompts. CLAUDE 2.0 CHEAT SHEET

I gave Claude Code a horrible coffee shop website and told it to make it better 100 times in a row, once with Sonnet 5.5 and once with Opus 5.5. Sonnet made small, careful changes, while Opus kept adding features until the site hit 21,000 lines and started breaking itself. Neither model searched the web once, even though it could, and in this video I walk through every milestone and what it means for how you prompt AI.

If you know the basics of Claude but have no idea what to actually sell, these 4 Claude systems are a good place to start. Members of my community built and sold every one of them for around $3,700 and up, which means you can sell them as a beginner too. I'll show you what each one does, why businesses pay for it and how to pitch it, and the last one sold for the most money.

Building with AI gets easier every month. Landing the bigger clients doesn't. Because the moment you pitch a growing company, the questions change. - Legal asks how you're handling data governance. - Finance asks what it costs to run at scale. - Procurement asks how they know it'll work reliably. Most builders don't have those answers. And that's where the deal dies. So we built a program to fix it. -> ANNOUNCING: A certification for AI builders who want bigger clients It's called the Certified AI Consultant program. Over 10 weeks, it teaches the 7 skills bigger companies actually pay for: scoping, pricing, governance, evals, AI economics, and more. Then you earn the credential through a graded portfolio and a live interview with my team. It's already working. Reidar, from our first cohort, closed a $75,000 contract with a global engineering company using what he learned. Cohort 2 starts November 2nd, and it's capped at 50 seats. Let me know if you have any questions. Talk soon, Nate

I walk through my Roast Room in Claude Code, where AI advisors built from the public work of people like Jeff Bezos, Alex Hormozi, and Warren Buffett debate your business decisions. You'll see how their brains are organized, how to build your own advisors with the New Roaster skill, and how I add Elon Musk to the council. We also run a live debate so you can see the opening positions, disagreements, and final verdict. ROAST ROOM REPO