Step-by-step interactive guide from idea to output. Design an ICM workflow alongside Maya, one decision at a time, and watch a messy process become something an AI can run again and again. Right now, Maya has to try to remember what needs to be done and where each piece of information is kept. She needs a better solution. https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/7c9618f4-8324-4048-902c-cbcf77c9c102 Let’s build one with her. 😀

I left Notion in February because I couldn't reliably retrieve data with its MCP in Claude Code. It appears they've been working to flesh out their dev tools. https://www.notion.com/product/dev Is anyone using these new features? have any pro tips? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpE2rzKO6L0

The old ways of doing company name generation and search just don't work in today's crowded landscape of tech and AI companies, not to mention the domain squatters. I'm working through a name check methodology and once we pick our name from the list. I'll be happy to share the methodology, prompts, and data so that you all don't have to spend the tokens that I spent. It checks the following things 1. Does an existing company with the exact name match 2. Is the space crowded with similar names in similar industry 3. Is the name available as .com .co or .ai 4. Trademark search 5. Radio check (sound and spelling ease) 6. Vibe check (does the metaphor land with your goal) How have you used AI to tackle this problem? What would be a good way for me to share this with you?

Not sure if there is a right answer here or if it's a preference thing but my question is do ya'll compact a session or take that as a hint to wrap up current work and start a new session? I'm using VS Code and when I see the auto compact about to set off, I ask claude to update the respective .md files in the workspace to wrap up the session. Is that less efficient than just compacting? I suppose my thought process was if the .mds inside the workspace are lean enough then a new session would be more token efficient than compacting.

Just dropped a new asset in the Vault course for all Premium members. 8 Claude prompts pulled from our first VIP session. The Prompt Library - The Vault · Quick context on what these are and where they come from. The VIP Drawing Room runs live strategy sessions where members bring their actual businesses to the table. This week Ruby brought her cleaning company, Barkley brought a PE deal flow problem, Megan shared SEO results that jumped 99 spots in 82 cities in three days. From that session I built a full artifact package for VIP: a slide deck with real business frameworks and case studies mapped to each member, three strategy docs designed for Claude, and a term sheet breaking down every piece of jargon. The VIP teams have already spun up their own meeting rooms off the back of it. Over 6 hours of member-led business sessions in the last two days alone. What you are getting in Premium is the prompt library distilled from all of that work. These are the Claude prompts that came out of those frameworks. Zero-spend audits, agency undercut pricing, content-to-client pipelines, the full set. Each one is ready to paste into Claude with your own business context. I want to be straight about why the tiers work the way they do. Turning live sessions into artifacts takes real time. I flew back from New York today and have been up all night building these out. My time is the bottleneck, not the courses. The courses scale. The artifact packages and live strategy work do not. The VIP tier is what funds that time so I can keep the free content flowing and keep Premium loaded with material like this. Premium members, Afternoon Tea is next weekend and you will be getting your own session package from that. More coming. For VIP members, full artifact package is in the Drawing Room course. Slide deck, three strategy docs, term sheet, the whole thing. Your Google form responses are coming tomorrow. 4/11/2026 - The Drawing Room (VIP) ·