Most people are using AI wrong, and it isn’t because they picked the wrong model. They open a chat window, type a sentence and a half, get something mediocre back, and conclude the tool is overhyped. What they’ve actually done is hire the smartest employee they’ve ever had access to and then give that person no job description, no SOP, …
Claude Is Now Editing Our Videos in Descript
I used to spend hours toiling inside video editing tools. I wish we had agents years ago. The Content Factory has four stages. Produce, process, post, promote. You produce. Record something real on a topic you want to be known for. That’s your only job. Then it gets processed, which means edited, transcribed, chopped into pieces. Posted to YouTube, your …
How to Thrive as a New Team Member Using AI
Start here Canonical page for every new team member. The same mistakes, in one place, before the access list. New Team Member → It was 2 AM in Los Angeles. Leo Pohlmann and I had spent the entire day at Six Flags Magic Mountain, rode twenty-some rides until we nearly threw up, left the park at 10 PM, and then …
Your AI Skills Aren’t Agents– Here’s the Difference
Most people I talk to are using Claude like a genie. You rub the lamp, it comes out, it grants the wish, and then it disappears back into the bottle. Next time you need something, you start over from nothing. That’s a skill. It isn’t an agent. Just because you have a prompt that produces an incredible result does not …
How We Got the Knowledge Panel Book Print-Ready With an Agent
How a Claude agent took the book How to Get a Google Knowledge Panel to a print-ready 220-page paperback and wired every chapter to an agent skill.
How We Opened Our AI Knowledge Base to Team Contributions
How we let a team contribute to a shared AI knowledge base without leaking client names: write access, an automated scan on every push, and an encrypted denylist.
How We Built Michael Krigsman’s Personal Brand Using AI Agents
How a Claude agent built Michael Krigsman a personal brand site, two Wikidata entities, and 16 articles from his CXOTalk transcripts. Real bugs and fixes.
How We Built Finn Addy’s Personal Brand Site With a Claude Agent
How a Claude agent audited and finished Finn Addy’s site: dead social handles, a follower count split across two profiles, and the entity work that tied it together.
How We Built McDeezy’s Personal Brand Site With a Claude Agent
His WordPress admin looked like a blank install. McDeezy’s real homepage was hidden inside a custom template. Here is how a Claude agent found it, rescued it, and rebuilt the site.
How We Built Nathaniel Kenney’s Personal Brand Site With a Claude Agent
How a Claude agent built Nathaniel “Hoopin Nate” Kenney’s personal brand site, the entity work that took a billion-view creator to number one for his name.
How We Built Piotr Zawiślak’s Personal Brand Site With a Claude Agent
How a Claude agent built Piotr Zawiślak’s personal brand site in one session, the reference build every other dunker site was matched to.
How We Built Ethan Pimstone’s Personal Brand Site With a Claude Agent
How a Claude agent gave Ethan Pimstone, the 52.5-inch vertical jumper from Dunk Camp, a full personal brand site and a private knowledge base.






