Tyler Pratt

"I don't want to know what commit messages you've written; I want to know a story of what the release is about." Real complaint from r/programming. Most people just accept this. You don't have to — I built a Release Notes Writer in Claude Code that handles it.

The exact workflow behind Release Notes Writer — steal it, no tool required: → Paste your changes: merged PRs, commit log, or a bullet list of what shipped → Group + translate: Claude clusters them into Features / Fixes / Improvements and rewrites each in plain user language → Write the story: a customer-facing changelog, a 'what's new' email, and a short launch post → Dashboard: copy-ready blocks for each channel, version + date stamped This is the order that actually works. Do it by hand, or let a Claude Code prompt run it for you.

Another day, another AI tool built 100% in Claude Code. Today: Release Notes Writer. Paste your merged PRs or commit log. Get a clean customer-facing changelog, a 'what's new' email, and a launch post — every release. One prompt → a working tool + a populated dashboard. No setup, no glue code. Dropping the prompt this week 👀

@athcanft 💯 all day long

would you rather own 100% of a $10K MRR business or 10% of a $100K MRR business

@CopyWithOlli Claude gives me better copy than gpt

What AI do you Guys use for Copywriting these days? Ive been on Manus only the last few weeks Is ChatGPT the play again? I’ve heard some people use it > Claude

@KevinSzabo14 Survive during the building phase

What’s the hardest part about entrepreneurship?

@gregisenberg Even better when local llm are better

The most valuable thing in the world is no longer oil, or land, or even money. It's access to the most powerful artificial intelligence.

Nobody wants to read your commit messages. They want to know what you shipped and why it matters. 🚢 Every release it's the same tax: I'd finish the work, then stare at a wall of `fix:` and `feat:` commits trying to turn them into something a customer actually wants to read. A changelog. An update email. A launch post. Three times the writing, every single ship. So I built a Release Notes Writer in Claude Code. You paste your merged PRs or commit log, and it figures out what's actually user-facing, drops the internal chore commits, and writes the customer version of the release. Here's what you get for every release: → a clean, benefit-led changelog (grouped New / Improved / Fixed) → a "what's new" email ready for your list → a short launch post for X & LinkedIn → the internal commits auto-hidden so nothing leaks Built 100% in Claude Code. Want the prompt for free? > Like this post > Comment "SHIPLOG" And I'll send it over (must be following so I can DM)

@kedytcom Ask where is the hungry audience and what app can I build for them

Stop asking: “What app should I build?” Start asking: “What keyword can I own?” That’s how I decide what to build now.

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. Built it in Claude Code. The part you dread — automated.

Gave my Video Packaging Kit this: TOPIC: I quit my $120k software job to go full-time on YouTube and tracked every dollar for 6 months …and it handed back 👇 1. I Quit My $120K Job for YouTube. Here's Every Dollar. (9/10 — number + stakes, no fluff) 2. I Almost Went Broke Quitting My Job for YouTube (9/10 — curiosity + fear, broad appeal) 3. 6 Months of Full-Time YouTube: The Real Numbers (8/10 — promise of receipts) 4. The Month I Almost Quit YouTube and Went Back (8/10 — story tension) ... 10. My YouTube Income After Quitting a $120K Job (7/10 — clear but safe)

"I love making videos... but then comes the moment of making the thumbnail and title and stuff. God do I hate that." Real complaint from r/NewTubers. Most people just accept this. You don't have to — I built a Video Packaging Kit in Claude Code that handles it.

@Shra_va_ni Follow your passion is dumb

what's the most overrated advice in tech? - "just build projects" - "network more" - "grind leetcode" - "follow your passion

@Aditya_181105 Claude is a better value

As a developer, which AI subscription gives you more value?

@jakecastilloooo No build someone that a hungry audience needs

Your app growth strategy should be to just build something genuinely great If you do that, you’ll be fine

@mayuri_3015 Just leave it then sleep

How do you end your workday on your laptop ? - Sleep mode - Full shutdown

The exact workflow behind Video Packaging Kit — steal it, no tool required: → Paste the topic: what the video's about + your niche + 1-2 notes → Find the angles: Claude maps the strongest curiosity & stakes hooks → Package it: 10 titles, thumbnail text, a cold-open hook, SEO blurb → Pick the winner: each option scored, so you ship the best one This is the order that actually works. Do it by hand, or let a Claude Code prompt run it for you.

@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