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@rufus1eth Could I become one of those students?)

STUDENTS ARE SELLING WEBSITES FOR $100+ MADE BY FREE AI NEW META: building website in 3 hours using only free AI tools - and sell it for $150. No design skills, no coding, no experience. Just the right stack and knowing where to look for buyers. Here's the exact free toolkit that makes it work: > Bolt — full website from a single prompt, no code >ChatGPT (free) — copy, structure, and client briefs > Canva AI — logo and visuals > Relume — wireframes and site structure in seconds > Framer AI — polished landing pages, free tier When free limits run out, rotate accounts or switch tools in the same category — Bolt → Lovable → v0. Save your project context by copying the full prompt + output into a Notion doc after each session so you never lose progress when limits reset Clients won't find you — you find them. Post in local small businesses groups, reply to "need a website" posts on Reddit (r/forhire, r/slavelabour), and pitch directly on Fiverr with a portfolio of 2-3 sites you built for practice One completed $100 sale becomes your proof - and proof closes the next client faster So real question: what's stopping you from spending 3 hours this weekend building your first one? Drop "IN" below and I'll share the exact prompt I use to generate a full site in Bolt

@francescoinweb3 Does he actually have that tattoo from the article cover?

@thegreatest_sv Do people actually spend that much on AI? I’m honestly shocked, where do people even get that kind of money from? 😂

> open your bank statement > $472 a month going to AI subscriptions > $5,664 a year for tools you touch 2 hours a day > decide to try the free stack "just for a week" > Freebuff replaces Claude Code + Cursor > DeepSeek replaces ChatGPT Pro > Google ImageFX replaces Midjourney > Chatterbox replaces ElevenLabs > Ollama replaces all of it, offline > six weeks later, workflow unchanged > bill: $0 > mfw the only thing $472 ever bought was convenience full breakdown below

THIS GUY PROVES HE MADE $10K IN 30 DAYS USING AI AND EVERYTHING IS VERIFIABLE He literally opens with: “I could tell you I made $10k in 30 days, and you’d have no way to verify it” Then he shares 3 things he actually did and every one of them can be verified > He went all-in on AI-powered SEO For every topic, AI handles the research, uncovers real search demand, and helps him create content descriptions that genuinely add value instead of recycling the same outdated ideas everyone has already seen That’s why his Reels keep generating revenue while others are still praying for views > He chased TRUST, not clout People aren’t lacking information They’re lacking people who can simplify complex topics into something genuinely useful He committed to becoming that person One like doesn’t mean a vanity metric To him, it means he may have helped 1,000 people That’s a metric that actually matters > He’s playing the long game Bad weeks with zero views? No new followers? He doesn’t care Because he’s not addicted to daily dopamine hits He’s focused on building trust and value that compound over time Meanwhile, social feeds are overflowing with AI-generated LARP content: fake Lambos, fake yachts, “old money” aesthetics, and high-converting funnels selling courses, signals, and coaching programs The article below breaks down exactly how the fake-success economy works in 2026, why AI has made LARPing cheaper than ever, and which niches are printing the most money right now Go read it It might be the thing that finally stops you from blaming yourself for making less money than the people you see online

@RoundtableSpace Can it find a niche that’s not overcrowded but still gets a lot of views?

CLAUDE CODE CAN FIND UNSATURATED YOUTUBE NICHES FOR YOU

@neil_xbt AI agents keep blowing people’s minds

Neil Patel (SEO expert, co-founder of NP Digital): "Every website is leaving money on the table from SEO problems the owner does not know exist. Someone who can find those problems and explain them clearly will always have clients." An AI agent built for SEO audits turns that observation into a recurring income business. Here is what the economics actually look like: → The problem: every business with a website has broken links, missing meta descriptions, slow pages, thin content, and missing structured data → the gap: automated tools produce hundreds of flagged issues with no prioritization — business owners cannot interpret them → the value: agent reads the crawl output, prioritizes by business impact, produces a client-ready report a non-technical owner can act on → audit pricing: $500 to $1,000 entry tier, $5,000 for complex sites — agent produces it in 20 minutes, you review for an hour → monitoring tier: $200 to $400 per month recurring, agent does almost all the work, you collect the retainer → Capacity advantage: a manual freelancer caps at 5 to 10 clients, one person running an agent-powered service handles far more The US SEO market is $82 billion in 2026. The entry point is a $500 audit and one afternoon to build the agent. Bookmark this so you do not lose it! Follow @neil_xbt for more AI income builds that show you what agent-powered service businesses look like in practice.

@cyrilXBT People used to spend a fortune on a university education, and now it seems like you can save a huge amount of money instead?

SOMEONE JUST OPEN-SOURCED A SKILL THAT LETS AI AGENTS TEACH YOU ANYTHING WITH INTERACTIVE VISUAL ARTIFACTS — AND IT IS COMPLETELY FREE. Not a course. Not a structured curriculum someone else designed. An agent that teaches you whatever you want to learn: - generates visual and interactive artifacts to explain it - creates quizzes to test your understanding - goes deeper on any concept the moment you ask Install the skill. Tell the agent what you want to learn. Let it build the learning experience around your specific questions. Any topic. Any depth. Fully interactive. Free and open source. github.com/dair-ai/dair-a… Bookmark this before you pay for another course that covers less.

@polydao That’s actually true People rarely talk about the fact that some skills are completely unnecessary and don’t really matter at all

A KOREAN PHD STUDENT PARSED 7,944 CLAUDE CODE SKILLS FROM GITHUB AND PROVED 33% OF THEM COST YOU MORE THAN NO SKILL AT ALL most public plugins bloat the system prompt, trigger model drift, and waste api costs on simple coding tasks but optimized claude skills are the ultimate cheat code for builders right now - if you filter out the trash: > obsidian vault - stores only your curated, verified skills as simple markdown files > hermes agent - dynamically manages execution, runs tests, and logs errors to auto-correct mistakes > Claude Opus 4.8 - reasoning engine that executes complex tasks using the filtered stack without context rotation this stack is how solo developers use this free ai agent framework to build $5,000/month automation agencies: > packaging and selling custom verified skill vaults to local businesses > delivering backend integrations 5x faster than a full team of engineers > charging clients high-ticket setup fees for custom autonomous agents that actually work your weekend project could change what monday looks like save this before you open claude code today 👇

@rufus1eth Yeah, this version is more than enough too

@bonsaixbt For coding - great tip. I use claude for other things, so even sonet 4.6 is enough for me😁

THIS VIDEO FROM THE ANTHROPIC TEAM SHOWS HOW TO BUILD SELF-IMPROVING AGENT TEAMS THAT ACTUALLY WORK AND SCALE Most people are still doing everything inside a single Claude chat and losing 34% of their context before they even type the first word The Managed Agents team breaks down a real production-grade architecture: > One dedicated agent for research. One for building. One for reviewing. Another orchestrates the entire workflow, each with its own clean context window > Multi-agent orchestration (already in public beta), allowing agents to delegate tasks without polluting each other’s context > Dreaming (research preview): Claude analyzes sessions and turns insights into persistent memory > Outcomes + Memory Stores, so every new session gets smarter instead of starting from scratch > Proper event topology, credential storage, and observability built in from day one Add Fable 5 on top of that, and you get models capable of handling complex multi-day workflows with little to no human involvement That’s the difference between constantly fighting an ever-growing CLAUDEmd file and watching context decay in every session, versus running an autonomous team of agents that continuously accumulates knowledge and improves its own intelligence over time And if you’re planning to build your own Agentic OS, make sure to read the article I’ve attached below Combined with the ideas from this video, it should help you build some seriously powerful agents Save this post and come back to it later

@rufus1eth Has it really been that little time?

Cursor + SpaceX looks like collab of the century > 4 students built a $9B company right after MIT > Age: 22-23 > They didn't invent something new > They just took VS Code - the editor everyone already uses >And put AI inside it. Natively. Not as a plugin > That's Cursor > 2 years later - $9 billion valuation The best ideas aren't always the most original ones

@Mikadzyki_NFT Back in the day, this would have taken a lot of time

THIS GUY SCANNED THE WHOLE AMAZON MARKET WITH CLAUDE AND FOUND HIS NICHE IN MINUTES a year ago this kind of research would have taken a whole week or $1000 to a consultant he opened claude cowork and gave it one task - analyze the niche the agent visits sites on its own, analyzes competitor pages and pulls supplier data took the dog car seat cover niche as an example exported a raw 11,000-keyword file from helium 10 no filters, no cleanup, just a csv in 6 minutes claude put together a full report: > where the market gaps are - demand there, no supply > top complaints from reviews - seams split, leaks, wrong fit > supplier quotes from alibaba > cost and margin breakdown with a plan like this you can go straight to launching your store and printing money

@thegreatest_sv It sounds unreal, but at the same time, I realize that pretty much anything feels possible right now

> be broke, scrolling X at 2am > see a guy made $15,000 reporting one bug > "need a CS degree for that" > "need expensive tools" > "need a whole team" > wrong on all three > open GitHub > find Claude-BugHunter > free. MIT license. 51 skills. 15 commands. > 574 patterns ripped from real HackerOne reports > install in 3 minutes > describe the target in plain English > Claude auto-loads the right specialist skill > it spots a vulnerable pattern > /triage - 7-question gate kills the junk > PASS > /report - clean submission, formatted for the platform > total cost: $20/month > same methodology a pro red team uses > only rule: authorized targets only > mfw a chatbot just became my security team full guide below

@daniel_mac8 Finally, these models have a serious competitor

GLM-5.2 is the best open weights model yet. It is on-par with Opus 4.8 and GPT-5.5 across several coding benchmarks... ...and looks to be particularly strong on design. It beats Fable on DesignArena!

@ChatGPTapp Wow, I need to go try this feature

Lightning fast 📸 A new and much improved way to take and upload photos in ChatGPT on iOS.

@RoundtableSpace Are graphic designers leveling up or can they still relax for now?

TURN YOUR CLAUDE AGENT INTO A GRAPHIC DESIGNER WITH THIS ONE PROMPT (BOOKMARK THIS) “You are a world-class logo designer. Create a professional, original, and scalable logo for the following business: Business Name: [NAME] Industry: [INDUSTRY] Style: [MODERN/LUXURY/MINIMALIST/etc.] Colors: [COLORS] Design a unique logo that reflects the brand's identity and target audience. Avoid generic AI-looking designs, clipart, and stock icons. Use clean typography, strong visual balance, and memorable symbolism. Provide a primary logo, icon-only version, monochrome version, and a brief explanation of the design choices.”

@testingcatalog @M1Astra The update we were all waiting for (No)

OPENAI 🔥: ChatGPT is about to get a voice mode upgrade as a new “gpt-bidi-1” model has been spotted along with announcement updates. Soon 👀 h/t @M1Astra via DevMode

@rufus1eth I haven’t made a video in a while, but the last time I did, Grok was actually really good

@bonsaixbt Looks like meta of free AI for video content has come As guru of video, which one would you advice? Top 1

THIS CREATOR USES AN AI STACK THAT COSTS JUST $55 A MONTH AND IT’S HONESTLY ONE OF THE MOST PRACTICAL SETUPS I’VE SEEN He breaks down the tools he uses every single day and explains why each one is actually worth paying for ChatGPT ($20) - for writing, captions, video ideas, and brainstorming. Plus a custom GPT called Maverick that keeps all his personal context in one place and makes the entire workflow much smoother Gemini ($20) - for generating videos and images. Nano Banana Pro and Veo 3.1 visuals that genuinely look incredible Canva AI ($15) - for design, presentations, and pretty much any graphics he needs. It’s easily one of the fastest and most convenient design tools available Radiant (completely free) - the real MVP. It’s an AI meeting assistant that listens to calls without adding a bot to the conference. As soon as the meeting ends, it automatically writes follow-up emails, creates documents, generates prompts, and even sends Slack messages based on what was discussed It’s basically like having an AI coworker that saves you hours every week Also, don’t miss the article I linked below The author shares what they believe is the best AI stack you can build for under $100 a month, one that everyone should have Save it and stop wasting money on unnecessary AI subscriptions

@iamigorekk I’m amazed by the people who create games like this using AI

A guy built a full-fledged MMORPG in the style of World of Warcraft in just 2 days using Claude Fable 5. This game is in no way inferior to those Web3 projects that burn millions of dollars. All it took was 2 days, and Claude used only about 90% of the token limit.The game is genuinely complete: < 60 different quests < Dungeons < Guilds < Duels < And everything actually works excellently. The project is now open-source.The community adds new content every day, releases updates, and people are genuinely leveling up, farming, and running dungeons.

@thegreatest_sv I wonder how many safes he’s robbed already

THIS GUY TESTS HOTEL SAFES FOR SECURITY FLAWS AND REPORTEDLY GETS PAID UP TO $1,000 FOR EACH VALID FINDING. custom device. Flipper Zero. 3D-printed case. Claude-BugHunter running inside. walks in as a guest. connects to the network. Claude loads 51 specialist skills and starts scanning - wifi misconfigurations, exposed admin panels, keycard system vulnerabilities, booking portal IDOR. /triage validates every finding. /report generates a clean hotel disclosure in minutes. bounties: $500–$5,000 per critical finding. some hotels have formal programs. most just pay. the insane part? every tool he uses is free except the $20/month Claude plan. the hotels spent thousands on "enterprise security audits" that missed what Claude found before breakfast. I turned Claude into the software version - it hunts the bug, validates it, and writes the report. Authorized targets only. Full setup below