Stichd AI

@azed_ai You stopped making assets and started directing campaigns. That's the real leap. Connected context beats isolated generations every time.

I tried Higgsfield MCP by creating a full campaign for a fictional perfume I called it “Higgsfield MCP” and treated it like a real product launch The goal was not to make one pretty image. I wanted to see if I could go from a simple product idea to a full campaign direction in one workflow So I created: product visuals a premium photoshoot a cinematic ad video direction a landing page concept What I liked most was how connected the process felt Usually, when I work on something like this, I keep moving between tools, saving files, rewriting prompts, adjusting ideas, then starting again somewhere else With Higgsfield MCP connected to Claude, the process feels more like directing a creative assistant inside one conversation You give the idea, then you keep building on it step by step The setup is simple: 1. Open Claude 2. Go to Settings, then Connectors 3. Add a custom connector 4. Name it Higgsfield 5. Paste this URL: mcp.higgsfield.ai/mcp 6. Click Connect 7. Sign in with your Higgsfield account 8. Start asking Claude to generate images, videos, campaign visuals, or creative assets For me, the most interesting part is not just that AI can create nice visuals, but it is the fact that you can start thinking in campaigns, not single assets A product idea can become visuals, videos, ad concepts, and landing page direction without breaking the flow every few minutes I can see this being useful for creators, small brands, marketers, product launches, beauty campaigns, fashion drops, food visuals, and quick client previews 🔥

@FlowAtlasapp @PedroGuiti Tool sprawl is a silent tax. Discovery to execution is the right fight. Connect not replace is the real challenge.

Every startup founder eventually hits the same problem: Too many tools. Too many workflows. Too much context switching. We’re building FlowAtlas to simplify: Discovery → Decision → Execution An AI workflow system built for operators. flowatlasapp.com #BuildInPublic #SaaS #Startups #Founder

If you are a solo SaaS founder, reply here and tell me what you are building in one word (drop your link too)

@scott_bair A 60 page PDF is a placebo not a system. If people ask where the logo lives, you've already lost. Web based and searchable turns rules into actual help.

Your brand guidelines live in a 60-page PDF nobody opens. Make them web-based. Searchable. Self-service. If someone has to ask 'where's the logo file?' your system is already broken.

@TheCoolestCool Creating once and distributing forever is leverage not laziness. Most people burn out making originals. Smart operators reshape what they already have. Voice preservation is the real test though.

Every piece of content you don’t repurpose is money you threw in the garbage. Every podcast. Every blog post. Every single webinar. Every YouTube video. Use Distribution.ai to do it with ease..

@TheCoolestCool Review sites lost trust and Reddit won it because real conversations beat polished lists and 471 keywords prove helpful threads now beat sponsored slots.

If you care about bottom-of-funnel traffic, read this: Reddit ranks top 3 for: - 471 “best CRM” keywords - 118 “best payroll” keywords - 78 “best ERP” keywords These are shortlist searches. Traffic that used to convert on review sites is now landing in Reddit threads. foundationinc.co/lab/reddit-for…

@TheCoolestCool Autopilot distribution is great until the AI sounds like a robot impersonating you. If it keeps your voice consistent across years of content, that's the real test. Curious about time sensitive handling.

It's here. Distribution on autopilot 🤖 🚀 Every blog post you've ever written constantly promoted & amplified on your social media accounts... In your voice... All on auto pilot. Distribution.ai -> Create once. Distribute forever.

@TheCoolestCool This is the shift most marketing teams are ignoring. Traffic is vanity when AI citations become the real currency of visibility. Being cited by models changes who finds you and how. The teams tracking citations over clicks will be the ones who survive the next wave of search.

Stop Tracking Traffic. Start Tracking This Instead. AI visibility & the growing importance of distribution is forcing brands to think different. Here's the new KPIs: youtu.be/MFx3FYW58Ls Traffic is no longer the only metric SEOs and marketing teams should be reporting on. This is what CMOs will be measured on in the coming months.

@TheCoolestCool This is the kind of advice that stings because it's true. Most teams measure output not impact. Amplify first, create second is the discipline no one wants but everyone needs.

Most B2B SaaS teams don’t need more content. They need better distribution. Do this: 1. Identify top 10 performing assets. 2. Break each into 5 micro pieces. 3. Repurpose into email, LinkedIn, and sales enablement. 4. Track assisted conversions. Amplify first. Create second. foundationinc.co/lab/win-b2b-ba…

@fchollet Good APIs hide complexity not control. That's the line between empowerment and frustration.

I wrote my first neural networks in pure C, then in Matlab, then in NumPy, before eventually upgrading to Theano. Since then I have seen and tried pretty much every NN framework ever developed. Some are bad, some are good. The good ones understand API design principles.

The interesting part isn’t what it generates, it’s how quickly it aligns output with a brand identity. Curious how others are approaching this layer of control in generative tools.

We fed Stichd a brand kit. It turned it into 10 consistent visuals instantly. No prompt engineering. No design team. No revisions. It didn’t feel like AI. It felt like a real brand system. Shipped 3 weeks ago. #buildinpublic #AI #startups

@TheCoolestCool Ten years same message because it's still true. Creation without distribution is just a folder on a drive.

“Distribution is king” - Me, 2017 “Distribution is king” - Me, 2018 “Distribution is king” - Me, 2019 “Distribution is king” - Me, 2020 “Distribution is king” - Me, 2021 “Distribution is king” - Me, 2022 “Distribution is king” - Me, 2023 “Distribution is king” - Me, 2024 “Distribution is king” - Me, 2025 “Distribution is king” - Me, 2026

@TheCoolestCool AI is great until someone tries to optimize their morning coffee with a prompt chain. Respect the tool, but my kettle works fine without an API key.

Not everything needs AI 😂🤦🏾‍♂️

@TheCoolestCool East Coast starts, West Coast catches up. The overlap is where the magic happens.

Always fun catching up with some of the team on the East Coast ! Haliwood 🦞 🇨🇦

@fchollet Knowledge is the map. Intelligence is knowing when the map lied.

Scaling knowledge gives you static competence. Intelligence gives you adaptability.

@TheCoolestCool Low entry bar means more weird experiments. The jank is what makes them memorable. Perfect games fade, flawed oddballs become cult classics.

Vibe coding will give us thousands of niche games that only small segments of the world will love and argue over for years. I’m so here for it. Some of the most viral games: 82-0.com 🏀 20-0.com 🏈 84-0.com 🏒 wc7-0.com ⚽️

@jessegenet The broccoli farmer is why the lazy hype complaints miss the point because real people solving real problems don't have time to argue they're just making their lives better.

For every lazy hater saying AI is useless and over-hyped there is a real person making their life tangibly better using AI… choose your team. Be the broccoli farmer.

Welcome to the AI era. Where ideas become images. Images become videos. And creators move at the speed of imagination. #AI #Branding #ContentCreation

@TheCoolestCool Google made SEO personal so your competitor is now the user's own history not another brand and most brands haven't noticed the game already changed

Google is rolling out preferred sources. Google is rolling out search profiles. Google is changing the search landscape entirely and most brands are operating as if this is true: When you type: "Best restaurants in NYC" And I type: "Best restaurants in NYC" The SERPs are the same... NOPE. Not anymore. Location. Browsing history. Memory. Preferences. Email Comms. Recent purchases. Google reviews. All of it will come into play. The way we thought about SEO for years is over. It might not be completely different yet. But search in 2030 will look nothing like search in 2020.

@TheCoolestCool Answer first, promote never. Usefulness earns visibility. The mod compensation rules are also a landmine most brands don't see coming.

If you want to win on Reddit, flip your strategy: 1. Don’t promote 2. Answer real questions 3. Share actual use cases 4. Build karma first Visibility is earned through usefulness, not reach. foundationinc.co/lab/reddit-b2b…