🚀 I just launched my Content Machine on Claw Mart i just released the exact AI system i use to make 6 youtube videos a day this system helped me: - generate 1000s of views per hour - generate $2500 MRR in 6 days - grow my YT channel to 3700 subs in 6 days i packaged the whole thing into a skill you can install tonight. what you get: - 7 AI agents (intel scraping, scripts, X posts, thumbnails, blog, clips, newsletter) - a full dashboard to manage everything from one screen - voice profiling system (makes the AI write like YOU, not a robot) - anti-slop humanize guide (kills AI-sounding content) - setup wizard that configures everything in 30 minutes 7 agents. thumbnails. blog posts. shorts with captions. 5 x posts. a full dashboard. you plug in your niche and your api keys and wake up to content every morning. $97 one time. no subscription. no recurring fees. i spent 40+ days building and perfecting this pipeline. you get it in 30 minutes. this is literally the same system running my channel right now. every video you see from me was scripted by these agents. if you have any questions about setting it up drop them here and i'll help you out. gl hf ⬇️ https://www.shopclawmart.com/listings/content-machine-0c67b3b3

Hey everyone — I’ve been watching Beau’s videos and started keeping track of some of the public repos he mentioned or that came up around the stuff he’s been talking about. Sharing them here in case it helps anyone else who’s digging into this space and trying to figure out what to study, fork, or adapt. Here’s the list so far: - OpenClaw — https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw - awesome-openclaw-usecases — https://github.com/hesamsheikh/awesome-openclaw-usecases - agency-agents — https://github.com/msitarzewski/agency-agents - DeerFlow — https://github.com/bytedance/deer-flow - AutoGen — https://github.com/microsoft/autogen - ClawHub — https://github.com/openclaw/clawhub - n8n-claw — https://github.com/freddy-schuetz/n8n-claw If there are more, throw them in here. Would be cool to keep a shared list going for everyone building. My pick is the second one. The first one is a given!

One of the most common questions I get: "Which AI tool should I use?" Here’s my honest breakdown after building with all of them extensively. CLAUDE (Anthropic): Best for: Complex reasoning, long-form code generation, understanding nuanced business requirements. Standout feature: Artifacts — Claude can build and preview React components, HTML pages, and more right in the chat. My take: This is my primary tool. When I need to think through a complex build or need high-quality code, Claude is my go-to. CHATGPT (OpenAI): Best for: Quick answers, broad knowledge, image generation. Standout feature: Wide plugin ecosystem and GPT store. My take: Great for research and quick questions, but for sustained coding sessions, Claude produces more reliable code. CURSOR: Best for: Building full applications with file management. Standout feature: Works directly in your codebase, understands your entire project. My take: Once you graduate from single-file prototypes to real apps, Cursor is where you go. MY RECOMMENDATION FOR BEGINNERS: Start with Claude for learning and prototyping. Move to Cursor when you’re ready to build full applications. Use ChatGPT as a supplementary research tool. What tools are you using? Share your experience below! 👇

You don’t need 50 tools. Here’s the lean tech stack I recommend for non-technical entrepreneurs who want to build with AI. FOR LEARNING AND PROTOTYPING: Claude Pro ($20/month) — Your primary AI coding partner. This is where you’ll spend most of your time. FOR BUILDING FULL APPS: Cursor Pro ($20/month) — When you’re ready to build multi-file applications. It integrates AI directly into a professional code editor. FOR INSTANT DEPLOYMENT: Bolt.new or Lovable — Build and deploy web apps entirely in the browser. Great for MVPs. FOR HOSTING: Vercel (free tier) — Deploy your web apps for free. This is what we use in the Starter Kit. Supabase (free tier) — Database and authentication without managing servers. FOR DESIGN: Canva Pro ($13/month) — Logos, social posts, and marketing materials. FOR BUSINESS OPS: Notion (free) — Project management and docs. Stripe — Accept payments. TOTAL COST TO START: Under $55/month. That’s less than most people spend on subscriptions they don’t use. Start simple, add tools only when you hit a real limitation. What’s in your current tech stack? Share below! 👇

I'm giving you the exact starter kit I used to build EasyFlip — for free When I started building EasyFlip, I didn't want to spend months setting up authentication, payments, databases, and all the boring stuff before I could even get to the actual product. So I used a SaaS starter kit that came with everything pre-built: - User authentication (Google sign-in, sessions, the works) - Subscription billing with Polar.sh - AI chat integration with OpenAI - File uploads with Cloudflare R2 - PostgreSQL database with Drizzle ORM - Beautiful UI components with shadcn/ui - Dark/light mode, responsive design, analytics All built on Next.js 15 and TypeScript — the same stack the pros use. I took this kit, plugged in eBay's API and some AI features, and that became EasyFlip. The foundation was already done. I just had to focus on what makes my app unique. Now I'm making it available to everyone in this community — completely free. Grab it here: https://github.com/beaujohnson1/beau-starter-kit Clone it, run npm install, set up your environment variables, and you've got a fully functional SaaS app ready to customize. Whether you're building an AI tool, a marketplace, a dashboard — whatever your idea is, this gets you to the starting line in minutes instead of months. If you want a full walkthrough on how to set everything up step by step, check out the course in the Classroom. I walk you through the entire process so you're not guessing. Stop planning. Start shipping.