tom cranstoun

@shivsakhuja Goose

Today we're launching Goose Ads in Claude. This is a skill /goose-ads that lets anyone make high-performing ad creatives directly in Claude, Claude Code, Cowork, or Codex. Here's how it works: 1. Install the skill: npx gooseworks install --all 2. Run this prompt: /goose-ads create ads for my brand 3. (Optional) Pick templates you like on the platform The skill finds top-performing ads that companies are already spending $ on and generates creatives for your brand. It also ensures that generated creatives are accurate to your brand's messaging, logo, assets, etc. It's that easy. But this is just the start. We have created a library with 100+ open-source skills for growth that some of the fastest growing startups in the world are using every day to run ads, content, competitor research, gtm, seo and more. Comment Goose and I'll DM you the full open-source skill library.

@dashboardlim Rag

I just finished building a RAG-powered AI Agent for agencies & SaaS teams It turns your Google Drive into an intelligent AI assistant that answers questions instantly - Auto-embeds all documents into vector database - Smart retrieval with perfect accuracy - Context-aware responses with sources - 24/7 knowledge assistant for your team/Clients - Saves 20+ hours/week on knowledge retrieval - 50% faster employee onboarding support This system is worth $15K, but today it's FREE 👉 RT + Like & Comment "RAG" and I’ll DM the JSON file No opt-in, no BS (Must be following) Need all 3 done or else my AI agent won't find your handle

@TurboDad No, its not on my list

@ddttom That would be amazing - we'll have to see if we can make that happen. I'll be in Berlin for adaptTo() this year too - not sure if you're planning to attend.

The AEM Meetup in Columbus is today! As you may have seen, we had so many sign-ups that we had to get a larger venue, so we'll be meeting at Nocterra Brewing @ Audubon from 4pm-7pm today. The presentation itself will be at 4:30pm-5:30pm. Event Details & RSVP link are here - see you this evening! aem-augs.adobe.com/events/details…

@TurboDad Yes, tie it in with a CMSexperts, say next year in Frankfurt?

@ddttom Oh, if only I had an excuse to do a meetup in your neck of the woods. I'm sure there's an important reason we should make it happen. :)

@tomcrawshaw01 GPT

If you want to get leads from ChatGPT, you MUST understand that ChatGPT doesn't search Google. It pulls rankings from Bing's index and specific trusted sources. Most businesses have no idea which sources matter. That's why I mapped out an 8-step playbook on how to dominate Chat GPT recommendations. Comment "GPT" and I'll DM the playbook.

@maria_avdv Not a trojan horse, but a Ukrainian horse

This will be in textbooks. Ukraine secretly delivered FPV drones and wooden mobile cabins into Russia. The drones were hidden under the roofs of the cabins, which were later mounted on trucks. At the signal, the roofs opened remotely. Dozens of drones launched directly from the trucks, striking strategic bomber aircraft. And — Russia can’t produce these bombers anymore. The loss is massive. Nothing like this has ever been done before.

@paoloanzn Agent

I built an AI agent that can processes 1000+ pages business documents automatically and answers questions like a $150k consultant companies are paying agencies $3-8K/month for this exact system here's the blueprint the problem: most businesses drown in documents, contracts, and reports sitting in Google Drive folders employees waste 2.5 hours daily searching for information that already exists my Solution (Built in n8n): → Auto-fetches new docs from Google Drive → Extracts key data using AI (PDFs, images, everything) → Creates searchable knowledge base with embeddings → Deploys smart agent that answers questions instantly real results: - client saved 15 hours/week on document searches - reduced onboarding time from 3 days to 30 minutes - eliminated $12K monthly consultant fees (not bad i'd say) I already know what you are about to say "yeah but how hard would it be to build something like this?" this workflow took me 4 hours to build and I'm charging $1.5K setup + $1K monthly maintenance why this prints money? every mid-size company has THIS exact pain they're already paying for solutions that DON'T work you're offering them their own ChatGPT trained on THEIR data the technical stack: n8n for automation (free tier works) OpenAI API for processing ($30/month avg) Supabase for vector storage (free) Google Drive integration (built-in) TOTAL COST: under $50/month to run Revenue potential: $2-4K+/month per client how to find clients you are asking? - pick 3 local businesses with document chaos - build proof of concept with their sample docs - demo the time savings live close at $2K minimum I'm seeing agencies scale this to $50K MRR in 90 days the barrier to entry is knowledge, not capital if you can follow a YouTube tutorial you can build this Pro tip → don't sell "AI automation." Sell: "instant access to your company's knowledge." that's what they actually want. "I'm too stupid I can't do this it seems complex" wow in 2025 this is kind of crazy but... OK fine, I got you covered bookmark this post, follow me, repost, comment with 'AGENT' and i'll send you the entire workflow JSON file this is literally a business in a box

@safwaankay Beam

If you're an agency owner and your team is still struggling to create usable ads with ChatGPT, this is for you: One useful tweak when remixing a winning format is to include a JSON breakdown of the template with an image of the template you're remixing. In my tests it went from "completely unusable" to "almost production ready" (See 2nd tweet). That's why I created a JSON prompt library for EVERY ad format. Comment "beam" and I'll DM you the link. Categories: - Before & After - Us vs. Them - Trendy (e.g. iPhone error message, airdrop) - Offer (Deals & Discounts) - Features & Benefits - Social Proof - Simple Layout - Strong Copy - Flatlay - Meme - Minimalistic - Media/News/PR - Social Media (Instagram, Twitter, etc)

@shyjal @NithurM I like it, a lot

@NithurM I built four products, including things.in, without writing a single line of code.

Does anybody have built an app completely using Windsurf/ Cursor? without a single line of code by yourself. One important point is that the app should be usable and useful.

@tylertringas Yes please

What do you think? Anybody interested in beta testing?

Sooo, I built "Cursor for thinking//doing things" I made a simple journal/note/todo app for my daily practice of writing down everything in my brain that I need to do across all my projects. Quickly realized this context is what's missing from all my interactions with AI...

@hasantoxr Grok

Grok 3 is a powerful AI Tool. But most people don’t know the best ways to use it. That's why I build this Ultimate Guide to Master Grok. • 10+ Chapters • 100+ Prompts • 10+ Curated Cheat Sheets • Save 700+ hours on research Just: • Reply "Grok" I'll DM you the guide

@axpny @shl Needa link

@shl Thanks

New AI tutorial launching Friday, for those who've never shipped anything before. Go from zero coding/AI experience to having your own Reddit-scale website in a few hours. Comes with: • Source code via GitHub • Videos starting from opening Terminal for the first time • Community via Discord and Telegram

@moritzkremb Copycoder

CopyCoder is finally live!! Build a FULL frontend with just one screenshot 1. Screenshot any app 2. Generate prompts 3. Paste into AI builder 4. Full FE clone app is created Comment "copycoder" and I'll DM u access

@shaoruu @cursor_ai I run out of tokens way too soon

what do you want the most in @cursor_ai composer? making sure i don't miss out on great ideas in this next release

@gregisenberg Insightful, thanks

I don’t think we’ve fully priced in what it means that a SaaS can be copied in 24h with AI and what’s that’s going to do to the $500B+ SaaS market how it will play out: new saas software pops up left, right and center at lower prices and creator-led SMBs start to abandon their traditional saas providers choosing between AI clones at 1/10th the price or creators-led brands they trust (why pay $100/month when a copy costs $10?) enterprise stays with current vendors - they're buying stability, not features but even they demand 50% discounts when 100 competitors exist 10000+ new AI-first companies split $100B in SMB revenue top SaaS companies keep enterprise but at lower margins everybody pays less, market gets repriced and TAM expands winners become indie hackers, bootstrapped founders and incumbents who move fast and break things losers become complacent incumbent saas companies the great SaaS repricing is coming

@rileybrown_ai Can you share github? Prompt?

Update on my app created 100% by Cursor Haha one prompting features is so dope