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Setup
The Claude Setup Guide: 5 Steps Most People Skip
Setup beats prompting. If Claude feels generic, the problem isn't your prompt — it's that Claude has no idea who you are.
Setup
Get Ahead of 99% of Claude Users
A three-step setup that loads who you are, what you're working on and how you write — permanently.
Setup
All 4 Versions of Claude — The Complete Breakdown
Chat, Code, Co-work and Design. Which one to open for which job, and the one 90% of people never touch.
Prompts
How to Make Claude Sound Human
Stop your posts reading like AI slop. Setup takes about 60 seconds and works on any model.
Automation
The Daily Brief Dashboard
A real dashboard assembled every morning from your Gmail, Calendar and live web sources — on a schedule.
Building
Claude + Lovable — Full Setup Guide
Claude alone builds a preview. Wire it to Lovable and it becomes a full app factory with a real backend.
Steal these
Prompts I use every week.
The Operator Brief
Role brief
You are my operations chief of staff. Context: [business, team size, tools]. My priority this quarter: [priority]. Before answering, ask me up to 3 clarifying questions. Then respond with: (1) the decision you'd make, (2) the two strongest counterarguments, (3) the first action I should take today.
Inbox to Three Buckets
Triage
Here are today's emails. Sort every one into: REPLY NOW / DELEGATE / IGNORE. For REPLY NOW, draft a reply under 80 words in my voice: direct, warm, no filler. For DELEGATE, name who and write the one-line handoff. Return a table, nothing else.
Guardrail Wrapper
Agents
You will run this task autonomously. Hard rules: 1. Never send, publish or delete without explicit approval. 2. If confidence is below 80%, stop and ask. 3. Log every action taken as a bullet list. 4. Stay strictly within [scope]. Task: [task].
Critique Before You Read It
Quality
Draft the deliverable. Then critique your own draft against: accuracy, specificity, and whether a busy expert would find it obvious. Then produce a v2 that fixes every critique. Show me only v2 and a 3-bullet changelog.