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17 contributions to AI Automation Society
How to make clients an offer they can't refuse.
This is how I get clients when entering a new niche! I stole this from Hormozi's 100M framework and turned it into a skill. Literally used this and booked a few meetings the next day! Here's the skill and the context notes. What's your method for coming up with new offers?
How to make clients an offer they can't refuse.
Skills pay the bills!
The right skills make a night and day difference. Not the model. I was able to generate these designs for my client NYC IT/cybersecurity company through a frontend skill with older image models. They paid just over 10K USD. Happy to share my .md files and workflow with anyone here! But honestly, taste is the moat.
Skills pay the bills!
Claude Code for Frontend, Codex for Backend?
My current experience with Claude Code vs Codex: Claude Code feels really strong for frontend work — UI, layout, components, fast iterations and understanding the overall product experience. Codex feels stronger for backend work — logic, debugging, refactoring, APIs and making the implementation more controlled. So for me it’s not really about choosing one over the other. I’m starting to use Claude more for frontend/product building and Codex more for backend/review/debugging. Curious if others feel the same: do you split frontend/backend between different AI coding tools, or do you use one tool for everything?
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It really depends. Lately I've been using codex for the frontend and design and UI stuff, but I've got good skills there. especially with five point five. And then I like to use cloud code to do all the backend logic work. It feels really good to do that. But depending on the model updates, it just changes all the times. What's more important is your workflows and your skills and your taste and design!
Keeping project global!🔥
My agents are having trouble staying consistent response on projects. How to turn project skills into global skills?
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Check this video out, helped me!
Terminal
Used claude in the terminal window within vs cose for the first time. I must say I like it especially with some of the added functionalities like the status line. Thx @Nate Herk for your last vid! Was highly informative!
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Nice! Defo check all the docs to learn everything and then find your personal style/workflow :)
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Téon Metà
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