New lesson is up in the classroom, under Claude Code > Advanced. If Claude Code tells you a key is exposed every time you paste one, this is the fix I use. Every API key I have now lives in Doppler, synced to Vercel, and Claude only works with the key names. What's inside: - Setting up a free Doppler account and connecting Vercel - Installing the Easy API Doppler skill from your member portal - Adding a new key live with one shortcut Watch it here: https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-insiders/classroom/820abf01?md=0aa5d14ccd15423d82d5d2e07a4771e3 Free members, this one sits in the premium classroom. You can upgrade here: https://leadgenjay.com/aia

Alright, new module is live. Ghost Ink is what I use to get my marketing emails out of Promotions and into the Primary tab. It writes a hidden passage of personal copy that sits behind your actual email, so the providers read the message as a real note from a person instead of a promo blast. I'm running 42 to 55% open rates on it. I thought about selling this as a standalone product. People are charging $10,000 right now to implement it for other companies. You're getting it free, and nothing stops you turning around and selling it as an offer. Works with GoHighLevel, Kit and Listmonk. On something else like Mailchimp or ActiveCampaign? Download the files and have your Claude Code reconfigure it for your tool. One warning. There are real traps in this. Reuse the same passage, run one unrelated to the email, or hide it the wrong way, and you'll hurt your deliverability instead of helping it. Use the whole system, not just the prompt. Watch the lesson: https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-insiders/classroom/36507c93?md=8850c45a92a14839b86e3a964d87d825 Grab the system from AI Systems in your portal. If you're on GoHighLevel, install Fully Auto GoHighLevel first. https://leadgenjay.com/systems/ghost-ink A Ghost Ink UI inside Inbox Insiders is coming for anyone who'd rather not do this in Claude Code. This is version one. Tell me what breaks.

hello nerds. Just dropped a new skill on the marketplace: /improve. Here's the problem it solves. You run a long Claude Code session, something in a skill or command is wrong (a dead flag, a moved path, an API that changed), Claude works around it... and the next session hits the same wall again. /improve runs at the end of a session. It finds every roadblock the session worked around and patches the broken skill, command, or script with the exact fix that already worked. Safe fixes apply automatically and show you the diff. Anything risky (CLAUDE.md, hooks, deletions) waits for your yes. One pass, never loops, everything git-tracked so you can revert. Grab it here: https://leadgenjay.com/skills/improve

I upgraded to Grok's $300 plan to try out Grok Bot, and ended up finding something else that's worth your time more. I run Codex Review and Codex Execute inside Claude Code on real app builds. Claude Code plans it, GPT-5.6-sol argues with the plan, then it gets built. So I ran the same jobs through Grok's bridge instead. Grok was faster, and more efficient at the planning as well as the building. Whether that's the bridge, the API or the model, I genuinely don't know yet. I'm moving more of my work over anyway. The bridge is free: github.com/xai-org/grok-build-plugin-cc Paste that link into Claude Code and it installs the commands itself. Check, review, critique and delegate, out of the box. I built my own /grok on top of it so it picks the right model for whatever I'm asking. You do need a paid Grok plan for this. I'm on the $300 SuperGrok Heavy, but $30/mo does most of it. Full walkthrough is in the classroom: https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-insiders/classroom/820abf01?md=f05879de0d2b4298bf789b7a1f042645

I've officially moved off Cursor and Zed, and off the pile of terminal windows you've seen in my older videos. What I use now is cmux. Free, open source, Mac only. Go grab it at cmux.com whether or not you watch anything else here. What sold me is seeing which Claude Code sessions have finished and are waiting on me versus which are still running, across every project, without hunting through windows. New lesson is up in the CLAUDE CODE module: Use CMUX Instead (Aug 2026). It covers the configuration, which is the part that actually takes work: - The sidebar, with projects color-coded and pinned into your own columns - Splitting the screen to run several sessions in one project - Letting Claude Code do the setup for you from a skill - The one caveat that catches people. Never close your last session in a project, or you lose the project. Watch it here: https://www.skool.com/ai-automation-insiders/classroom/820abf01?md=a7ab3b4a2d6d4746a3dab3d272ff2c3a Setup skill: leadgenjay.com/skills/cmux-setup Windows Equivalent: https://github.com/amirlehmam/wmux