WrightFlow AI

@801Rob @claudeai Cowork and Dispatch use a very high amount of tokens. Burnt through my usage limit in 3 or 4 tasks.

@claudeai Oh, I cant wait to go try this out. Oh, wait..

Computer use in Claude Cowork and Claude Code Desktop is now available on Windows.

@isumitallup Not to mention all of the "imminent doom" content. People saying "3 months until AI takes over the world, wipes crypto wallets, etc". It is best to just network, create, and build. Ignoring the noise is the best place to position yourself.

X is the worst place to judge how far ahead you are. You're comparing yourself to the top 1% of the top 1%. People who: • Live online • Post daily without fail • And have been doing this for years Step outside. Go talk to your neighbor about AI. About building a personal brand. About making money online. Dude will look at you like you just explained cold fusion. You're not behind. You're surrounded by overachievers and somehow convinced yourself you're the slow one.

12 hours per week. That's what you could be wasting answering "What are your hours?" and "How much for X?" AI handles that in seconds while you focus on making money. That could be 600+ hours back per year. wrightflow.ai

AI automation isn't about replacing your team. It's about removing the bottlenecks that keep your business from growing. If you're a small business owner ready to see what automation could look like for you, you can learn more below: wrightflow.ai

Repetitive backend work. Invoice reminders. Data entry. Appointment confirmations. Review requests. Social media scheduling. These tasks eat hours every week and require zero creativity. That's exactly what automation is built for.

Small business owners are working 60+ hour weeks doing tasks AI could handle in minutes. Here's where automation actually moves the needle:

Websites have robots.txt for Google crawlers. Sitemaps for search engines. Now there's llms.txt for AI. If your site doesn't have one, AI models are guessing about your business. Or worse, ignoring it entirely.

@anitakirkovska Use codex and antigravity.

what do you do when you hit your Claude usage limit? wrong answers only

There's a single file you can add to your website that tells AI search engines exactly who you are, what you do, and why they should recommend you. It's called llms.txt. Most businesses don't have one. Most businesses don't show up in AI search. Not a coincidence

Every Instagram DM you answer 6 hours late is a lead your competitor already closed. Med spas get dozens per day asking about pricing. AI responds in under 60 seconds. Every. Single. Time. wrightflow.ai

48 hours. That's how long it took to build a chatbot that went from missing 40% of leads to capturing 97%. Week 1 ROI was insane. Here's what shocked me most: wrightflow.ai

"I get all my customers from word of mouth." Cool. ChatGPT is word of mouth at scale. 100 million people asking it questions every month. And it has never heard of your business. You can still fix that though.

I built swimmi.ai! It is an LLMs.txt generator that aims to make your business' website more visible to the crawlers that these large AI companies are using. While it is not a fully standardized file type like robots.txt, llms.txt has already started to pick up some traction. Many companies such as OpenAI, Claude, Perplexity, Google, etc, are reportedly checking for, and reading llms.txt files. These files directly tell LLMs what your business is and how it operates, or is not existent at all, making your presence hardly known, or worse, entirely unknown.

@WrightFlow_AI Exactly. and the weird part is most people still think SEO when they should be thinking conversational positioning. what's your angle for getting into those recommendation flows?

Your competitor doesn't need a better website than you. They just need to be the one ChatGPT recommends when someone asks "who should I use for [your service]." That's the new game.

47 missed calls on Saturday night. Every single one, a potentially lost customer. You may have been busy cooking and unable to answer. Meanwhile, restaurants with automated reservations are printing money. wrightflow.ai

The business down the street responds in 30 seconds. You take 4 hours. Guess who gets the customer? Automation isn't optional anymore in Woodstock. It's survival. wrightflow.ai

@TTrimoreau Investing too much into a SaaS before testing if the idea is even valid.

Name a mistake you keep seeing founders make

Better prompts = better outputs = better decisions for your business. We post AI tips like this regularly. Follow @WrightFlowAI so you don't miss the next one.

Quick cheat sheet for stronger prompts: → Define the role you want AI to play → Give it specific context → State your desired format → Set the tone and audience → Include what to avoid Structure in, structure out.

Most people don't have an AI problem. They have a prompting problem. Here are the mistakes killing your results ↓