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My workflow looks completely different now. 2-3 terminals with Claude Code, MCPs, Figma via terminal, Codex, Cursor, v0, Expo, React, Next.js, SwiftUI, Java, Python scripts...shipping a lot. 2 years ago I was doing none of these.

Here’s how to use Claude Code for YouTube Automation and to become a Frontend Web Developer.

AI will replace developers any day now. - ChatGPT writes perfect React components. - GitHub Copilot autocompletes entire functions. - Claude refactors legacy code like magic. Meanwhile in production: - Database has 47 tables named "temp_final_v2". - Critical function is called "doTheThing()". - Only comment says "this works dont touch". AI can write code. It cannot decode the chaos that is human logic.

Here are 10 ways to monetize the skills you’ve learnt from using tools like Claude, Google AI studio, Claude Code, Cursor etc. (Outcome may vary depending on the effort individual takes to harnessing the skill) 1. Become a junior frontend developer 2. Build a content pipeline and begin YouTube automation (this is lucrative if you know what you’re doing) 3. Become a Personal Agent(you’re a super agent automates your client business and connect all in one place) 4. Become a full stack developer (needs prior software engineering skills) 5. Become an AI Generalist freelancer (cos trust me if you know how to use Claude code and you have the ability to think and create you would be able to build anything) 6. Automate your personal life as well and sell open source code templates to specific niche you think needs it. this is the age of software we build cool stuff now!. 7. Create AI videos and Images for brands, companies etc 8. Participate in Hackathons(slept on stuff right here) 9. Create content with skill you’ve learnt and get monetized. You blow up because AI is the new trend and people like watching skilled and natural builders and you’d eventually get paid from such content one way or another, so win win 10. Vibe Code an app into production (make sure it’s solid and your web app has relevance) and show it to the public, with the right marketing your target audience would find you. 11.…. Hmm any suggestions? I think this is all I can think of right now What do y’all think?

Hey guys 👋 What AI tools are you using to build production-ready apps? I’ll go first: I use Cursor for planning + execution, and Claude for system architecture & design thinking. Curious to see your stack 👇

🌟 Today’s Global AI Native Industry Insights include: 1. Introducing Auto Mode: Claude Code's New Permissions Feature 2. Cursor Enhances Agent Tools with Fast Regex Search Indexing 3. Figma Introduces AI Agents on Canvas for Enhanced Design Workflows 🔍 Dive into the in-depth insights in the thread below. Here’s what’s shaping the future of AI—and why it matters: 👇 Video Credit: Figma

designers aren't supposed to build things like this Canvas API +React+Claude Code

Cursor Pro Tip: I saved 60% on API costs by treating AI models like teammates. Each model has a specialty. Here's my strategy: → Complex features: Opus 4.6 (worth the cost) → UI/design: Gemini 3.1 Pro (cheap, great at visual) → Small tasks: Composer 2 (fast and cheap) → Bugs: GPT-5.4 (pretty great) Stop paying for Opus to write button components. Match the model to the task.