Tyler Pratt

@yashhq_22 find the hungry audience first and then put a product in front of them,, thats the way

“just build something people will pay for” cool. how do you find something that people will pay for?

Another day, another AI tool built 100% in Claude Code. Today: Video Packaging Kit. Paste your video topic. Get 10 scored titles, thumbnail text, a hook, and an SEO description — the whole package that decides if your video gets clicked. One prompt → a working tool + a populated dashboard. No setup, no glue code. Dropping the prompt this week 👀

@alexwtlf Same question was asked in 2000 before the bust

I see many funded startups launch every day. nobody uses them. where do investors get endless money to fund products no one wants? btw fund mine too. mine actually makes money

@Guronnimo Building the email list

Founders, What's one thing you wish you started doing earlier?

@TTrimoreau Ask them if they know how to use Claude, most don’t so they need a human to run Claude for them

You’re in a tech interview and they ask you: “Why should we hire you when we can use Claude?” What would you say?

@monindie Most of it is

Am I the only one who feels like every other post on X is AI-generated slop now?

@DanielSmidstrup Reaching the right audience will be the winners

Everyone can ship with ai. The tool is cheap now. So what still separates winners?

@markproduct .com will always be the trusted source

Which is best now? .ai .com .io

@pcshipp watch my ai write my code

Hey builders, I'm curious while AI is writing your code, what are you doing?

@kseniam0s I can golf better than Claude

Name one thing you do better than Claude.

A creator I follow spent 400 hours on a video. It got 97 views. 🤯 The video was great. The packaging wasn't. And that's the brutal part of YouTube nobody warns you about — your title and thumbnail decide ~90% of whether anyone ever clicks. One creator put it perfectly: "I love making videos... but then comes the moment of making the thumbnail and title and stuff. God do I hate that." So I built a Video Packaging Kit in Claude Code. You paste your video topic and a couple of notes, and it packages the whole thing for you. Here's what you get for every video: → 10 titles, each a different angle, each scored for clicks BEYOND your subs → 3 thumbnail-text options written to pair with the title (no repeats) → a first-10-seconds hook that actually holds attention → an SEO description + tags, front-loaded the right way → a dashboard that hands you the winning combo Built 100% in Claude Code. Want the prompt for free? > Like this post > Comment "PACKAGING" And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)

@jackprice Is the offer even valuable at $500, if I solves a big enough problem then yes $500

Founders Would you rather sell something worth $500 or $50? Which one is better and why?

@TTrimoreau Organic growth will always be important

Is organic growth still worth in 2026?

@Dwriteway We are all rich !

The internet makes everyone look rich. Real life tells a different story.

@mariyav4leva Bigger companies have to may opinions and never get anything done

I've done fractional finance for 70+ startups and one thing always surprises me: the bigger the company gets, the less the problems are about numbers they become about fear, ego, difficult conversations, letting go etc the spreadsheet is rarely the hardest part, the founder usually is.

@itzSaasified It’s someone that is trying to help someone else and not just taking

This kind of DM does very well. People think you need to go super complex with DMs. You don’t. He identified my exact pain point: user feedback, and presented it through an angle that genuinely works for the niche I’m in. And it was super short. Honestly, DM is more about who you target and what you sell. Not writing more.

@DanielSmidstrup It’s always both right?

are you a founder, or just the person who prompted claude well?

@tibo_maker What has improved since 2017 to make the game better?

in 2017, I raised $500,000 to build a game it never shipped recently, I opened the dead codebase again and started rebuilding it with my kids old enough now the idea is simple: kids build levels parents try to survive them almost done now sending 25 invites today reply if you want one 👋

@petergyang Claude is better at pushing back, gpt5.5 is the worst it’s all positive for everything

One thing that still annoys me about even the best AI models and agents: They’ll give an overconfident opinion. Then if you push back even a little, they’ll usually reverse it right away. It makes me feel like they weren’t thinking that hard in the first place. A good human teammate might change their mind too, but they’ll at least explain why or have a more principled approach to their thinking. Maybe there’s a way to fix this with a system prompt?

@Tristanrhee3 Give me an example?

You can tell within 3 seconds if a founder’s landing page is vibe coded slop