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Corey Ganim

@coreyganim

Simplifying AI for non-technical entrepreneurs. Built an eCom biz to $16M+ revenue. Built (then sold) a coaching biz to $340k ARR.

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Corey Ganim
Corey Ganim@coreyganim·
After 8.5 years building a profitable e-commerce business, I walked away. Not because it failed. But because doing something I’m no longer passionate about just for the money would be the real failure. -$16M+ in e-commerce sales -$1M+ in coaching/courses/affiliates -1,100+ clients coached -300+ testimonials For 6 months I wrestled with the decision to walk away. There’s a huge amount of external pressure to keep expanding what took almost 9 years to build. The fear of starting over in a new industry was crippling. Then I had an epiphany: Staying in place was a far riskier move. I had a choice to make: Keep doing something I’m no longer passionate about. Or pivot to make a bigger play. I came to the realization that the opportunity cost of staying on my current path was too high. My new path is focused on helping to simplify AI for small business owners. Every owner I talk to has the same problems: -too busy to learn it -overwhelmed by where to start -paralyzed thinking competitors will beat them to it That’s the gap I’m filling. The biggest takeaway from my decision: Next time you’re choosing between what feels “safe” versus what feels right, make the hard call. It’s worth it.
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Corey Ganim@coreyganim·
this is a big deal. Perplexity just connected to your health apps, wearables, lab results, and medical records. here's what this actually unlocks: >your AI can now see your sleep score, HRV, and calendar at the same time. it knows when to schedule deep work vs meetings based on how you actually recovered last night. >upload your bloodwork and get a real action plan. not generic advice. "your vitamin D is low. here's dosage, timing, and which foods to add." >your resting heart rate shifts 15% above baseline. AI catches it before you feel sick. tells you to rest today. >before your next doctor visit, it compiles 90 days of trends and symptoms into one doc. no more forgetting what you wanted to ask. >it learns your glucose patterns and figures out you crash after high-carb lunches. adjusts meal timing suggestions automatically. this is what happens when AI can actually see your body's data. not just answer questions about health. actually track it.
Perplexity@perplexity_ai

Perplexity Computer now connects to your health apps, wearable devices, lab results, and medical records. Build personalized tools and applications with your health data, or track everything in your health dashboard.

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Corey Ganim@coreyganim·
@MarceloRet41877 Could be less. Token usage will vary depending on the complexity of the research
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Marcelo Retana
Marcelo Retana@MarceloRet41877·
@coreyganim What's no clear for me is about the Step 3. The number 100 is exact or could it be less? And also, how is the token usage for this? Is it huge?
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Corey Ganim@coreyganim·
What I love about this article is that it shows you what to actually DO with Paperclip. The stack: → Paperclip = your AI company (assigns work, tracks progress) → gstack = your engineering team (15 specialist skills from Garry Tan) → autoresearch = your R&D lab (100 experiments while you sleep, from Karpathy) The 10-minute setup: STEP 1: npx paperclipai onboard --yes Open dashboard → Create company → Hire your CEO agent STEP 2: Clone gstack to ~/.claude/skills/gstack Now your agents can: /office-hours (plan) → /review (check code) → /qa (test in real browser) → /ship (deploy) STEP 3: Build autoresearch as a skill Give it a research question → Sleep → Wake up to 100 completed experiments The killer move: Run 10-15 gstack commands simultaneously. One agent plans, another tests, another ships. All at once. Three free tools. Zero employees. One AI company.
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Marlon@drmarlonperalta·
@coreyganim Wow I’m gonna get on this ASAP
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Corey Ganim@coreyganim·
Another super underrated Claude Code use case: troubleshooting your @openclaw agent. Here's how: STEP 1: Describe the problem loosely → "My agent isn't sending Discord messages when I @ mention it" → Don't debug yet. Let Claude search logs, configs, and docs. STEP 2: Get structured output → Ask Claude to create a checklist of possible failure points → Config issues, permissions, plugin status, message routing STEP 3: Use Plan Mode (Shift+Tab) → Claude interviews you: "When did it last work?" "Any recent config changes?" "Which channel?" → It narrows the problem before touching code STEP 4: Score the likely causes → Claude ranks each failure point by probability → "Config mismatch: 4/5" vs "Plugin not installed: 1/5" STEP 5: Fix and verify → Claude edits the config, restarts the gateway, tests the fix → One command: "Apply the fix and verify it works" STEP 6: Turn it into a skill → "Create a troubleshooting skill for OpenClaw" → Next time something breaks, run the skill. Done in 30 seconds. Same methodology but different use case. Claude Code can be used to fix 99.99% of software/AI problems these days.
Corey Ganim@coreyganim

How to build AI tools without writing code: (Using Claude Code for competitive research as an example) Step 1: Start with a vague ask → "Find distressed wedding venues in North Carolina" → Don't overthink it. Claude will search the web and find patterns you'd miss. → It found social posts about "stranded brides" and owners going to prison. Step 2: Turn chaos into structure → Ask Claude to create a CSV with a schema → Now you have sortable, filterable data → This is what separates "I asked ChatGPT" from "I built a tool" Step 3: Use Plan Mode (Shift+Tab) → Claude interviews YOU before doing the work → It asks: "What level of control do you want?" "Acquisition or partnership?" → Fills gaps in your thinking you didn't know existed Step 4: Add a scoring rubric → Claude analyzed each venue for acquisition potential vs partnership fit → One scored 4.2/5 for acquisition (owner in prison, foreclosure auction) → Another scored high for partnership (burned out owner, good property) Step 5: Visualize with Playground → Type "use the playground skill to create a visual dossier" → It builds a full HTML dashboard with filters, tags, and next-step recommendations → One self-contained file you can share with anyone Step 6: Turn it into a skill → "Create a skill that repeats this for any state" → Now the entire workflow runs with one command → Research → Structure → Score → Dashboard. Automated. The beauty of this process is that you're building tools that compound. Full walkthrough with @TheViableEdge in the video below. (the Build With AI podcast is also available on all podcast platforms)

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Corey Ganim@coreyganim·
PS: This is the future of running a business. Inside our community, we'll teach you how to build AI agents that handle your work 24/7. No employees. No coding. Join 7,800+ on the waitlist: return-my-time.kit.com/1bd2720397
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Corey Ganim@coreyganim·
PS: This 15-minute setup is step one. Inside our community, we'll show you what to build next. Agents, apps, automations. All without writing code. Join 7,800+ on the waitlist: return-my-time.kit.com/1bd2720397
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Corey Ganim@coreyganim·
Ruben just dropped the best Claude Code guide for non-coders. Here's the 15-minute setup: MINUTE 1-3: Get the tools → Download Claude desktop: claude. com/download → Get Pro ($20/mo) → Create free GitHub account: github. com MINUTE 4-6: Connect GitHub → Claude Settings → Connectors → Browse connectors → Search "GitHub" → Connect it MINUTE 7-10: Install VS Code (the speed hack) → Download VS Code: code.visualstudio. com → Extensions → Search "Claude" → Install Anthropic's → Sign in with your Claude account MINUTE 11-12: Enable bypass mode → VS Code Settings → Find "Skip Permissions" → Turn it ON → This is the magic. No more clicking "Allow" 20x per session. MINUTE 13-15: Create your memory file → After your first build, prompt: "Create a CLAUDE.md file. Write down everything you learned about this project: structure, fonts, colors, preferences." Now Claude remembers your project across sessions. Full send. Go build something this weekend.
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Nick Spisak@NickSpisak_·
Automated Claude Cowork Onboarding: → Walks you through setup step by step (no guessing) → Builds your context files so Claude knows who you are and how you work → Connects your tools (Google Drive, Slack, Calendar, etc.) → Runs a security audit so nothing sensitive leaks → Trains Claude on YOUR business - not generic answers We use this exact plugin to install Cowork into traditional businesses that aren't technical
Corey Ganim@coreyganim

Thousands of you asked for this. → Drag one plugin into Claude Cowork → 10-minute guided onboarding → Builds your context files, connects your tools, conducts a security audit 10 minutes later you have an AI agent trained on YOUR business, ready to work. Launching March 31. 7,803 signed up. Get notified when it drops: return-my-time.kit.com/016b6276aa

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Corey Ganim@coreyganim·
Thousands of you asked for this. → Drag one plugin into Claude Cowork → 10-minute guided onboarding → Builds your context files, connects your tools, conducts a security audit 10 minutes later you have an AI agent trained on YOUR business, ready to work. Launching March 31. 7,803 signed up. Get notified when it drops: return-my-time.kit.com/016b6276aa
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Beaver@0xBvr·
@coreyganim this claude context folder, how should i set it up on my computer? i have a "claude" folder specifically for all things claude, given cowork access. should i copy paste the context folder setup & ask cowork to help me fill out the files?
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PrimeLine@PrimeLineAI·
@coreyganim curious how you scope the security audit. most onboarding stops at context files but the real risk is tool permissions and what ends up in claude(.)md. does the audit flag things like overly broad bash access or secrets in project context?
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Corey Ganim@coreyganim·
@Hiraweb3 save so much time and meet the biggest pain point that people have with Cowork which is no structured way to customize it to their data/preferences
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Hira@Hiraweb3·
@coreyganim this is going to save so much time
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Utkarsh Singh
Utkarsh Singh@Utkarsh51557661·
@coreyganim sounds super handy for getting started. what specific tools does it connect to?
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Corey Ganim@coreyganim·
@teostealth That’s the key to making it actually effective vs being generic
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Teo Vanyo Adiputra
Teo Vanyo Adiputra@teostealth·
@coreyganim This is what I've been telling people - you need something trained on how YOU actually work, not generic stuff
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Dennis@tipbtdennis·
@coreyganim lol this is too valuable for a $200 month membership to continue
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