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Paste route definitions; Claude flags inconsistent naming, missing error responses, endpoints that should paginate, missing auth on protected routes, REST violations. Specific improvements.
After finishing a feature: "Read every file you created or modified. Generate comprehensive docs: functions, connections, I/O, non-obvious design decisions." Written immediately is accurate.
Most people use Claude for one thing. This playbook covers the other 11: one-command website builds via GitHub push, computer-use/browser-use for hands-off Mac operation (with Dispatch for SMS triggering), /skills creator for reusable team skills, Gamma-integrated slide generation with research baked in, scheduled-task automation (weekly Monday briefings), formula-powered Excel file generation, 50+ connector library (Slack, Gmail, Drive, Notion) with read+write+act, Cowork as an AI employee that reads your folders and delivers .docx/.xlsx/.pptx, scoped-memory Projects that learn what works, role-specific plugin library (Marketing /draft-content, Legal contract review), AskUserQuestion for AI-prompts-you interactions, and the new Claude Design with live inline editing.
Step-by-step workflow for claude.ai/design — the new design product on Opus 4.7 that shipped with 55M views in 2 days and crashed Figma valuation by $730M. Covers: access and plan requirements, three quick-test prompts (high-fidelity landing page, pitch deck, 45-second animated video), the video-first hack that produces better slide decks than asking for decks directly, and a full 0-to-1 workflow combining Cowork + Claude Design using a DESIGN.md brand system extracted from your folder and applied automatically to every prompt. Plus the copy-any-brand hack via getdesign.md (Mastercard / Airbnb / Ferrari DESIGN.md files you can swap in). Exports to Canva, PPTX, PDF, standalone HTML, or bundled for Claude Code. 1-hour shippable designs for single pages; 2-3 hours for full multi-tab sites.
/cost displays token usage for the current session. Check hourly during long sessions. Set a mental budget. Surprises are never fun.
Generate a pre-commit hook that runs linter on staged files, type-checks, blocks console.log in production code, blocks commits failing any check. Installs to .husky/pre-commit.
Paste the COMPLETE error + stack trace, then: "Diagnose the root cause step by step before suggesting a fix." The step-by-step constraint prevents wrong fixes.
"Write tests for X covering normal/zero/100%/negative/string-input cases. Then implement to pass." Behavior defined before code exists; implementation is automatically correct.
30 tagline options across 3 styles (direct benefit, aspirational, curiosity-based) — with top 5 picks and reasoning. Calibrated to brand personality, core benefit, and intended emotional feeling.
3-email abandoned-cart sequence (1hr / 24hr / 72hr) — subject lines that don't sound like cart reminders, each <200 words, one clear CTA, feels personal not automated, objection-addressing where appropriate.
A full month of content for one platform: date, format (educational / story / opinion / list / question), hook, core message in one sentence, and CTA per post — tuned to your voice, niche, audience, and frequency.
Full newsletter issue: 5 subject line variants, preview text, opening hook, 600-800 word main section, 3 quick-win tips, resource recommendation type, clear CTA, in-voice sign-off.
Give one topic, get 10 viral angles — each with a hook (first line), the emotional response it creates, whether it drives shares / bookmarks / replies, and the ideal platform.
10 positioning statement variations (each <2 sentences) based on what you do / who for / their alternative / your advantage / outcome — with the top 3 marked and reasoning on what makes them work.
Analyze a named competitor's content: formats they use, pain points they address, gaps to own, and 10 specific post angles they're NOT covering. Output is post titles you can execute this week.
Full YouTube script with timestamps: 30-sec hook, pattern interrupt in first 60s, promise of takeaway, chaptered main content with transitions, natural mid-roll engagement prompt, summary conclusion, CTA. Written conversationally for speech, not essay-style.
5 cold outreach messages (email / DM / LinkedIn) — each under 100 words, leads with target's situation, includes a specific research observation, asks for a conversation not a sale, reads human not templated.
Every likely buyer objection mapped in layers: surface objection (what they say), real objection (what they mean), emotional root (what they fear), best response addressing all three + a real customer quote. Organized by price / trust / timing / product / self-doubt.
Take one piece of content, get 8 platform-native variants: X thread, LinkedIn post, Instagram caption, newsletter section, YouTube intro, TikTok script (<60s), 10-slide carousel outline, podcast talking points. Core insight preserved, tone adapted per platform.
30-day content strategy: 3 pillars with rationale, 4 posts per week per pillar, best hook format per pillar, one viral post per week, CTAs per content type. Delivered as a clean calendar ready to execute immediately.
Full 7-email welcome sequence (Days 0-7) with subject lines, voice-matched copy, and specified structure per email: deliver-the-promise → biggest mistake → personal story → quick win → social proof → objection handling → soft pitch.
50 blog post ideas organized by search intent: 15 informational, 15 comparison, 10 list, 10 case study. Each includes exact title, primary keyword, buyer intent (low/med/high), and searcher profile — prioritized by high intent + low competition.
10 Facebook/Instagram ad variations per product: primary text (<125 chars), headline (<40 chars), description (<30 chars) + the psychological trigger each uses. Tuned to awareness level (cold/warm/hot) and hook style.
2,000-word SEO-optimized blog post: SEO title (<60 chars), meta description (<155 chars), keyword-natural intro, H2/H3 structure with secondary keywords, practical body, FAQ section, CTA conclusion. No generic filler — every paragraph adds specific value.
Complete brand voice document: 3-5 personality adjectives with explanation, voice characteristics with do/don't, tone variations by context (social/email/sales/support), words to always use, words to never use, 5 before/after copy examples.
LinkedIn post tuned to your audience and voice: single-line hook, 3-line context setup, 6-line insight with short punchy lines, CTA that drives comments. No hashtags unless requested.
20 landing page headline variations across 5 approaches (direct outcome, curiosity gap, fear-based, social proof, time-based) + marks the 3 to test first with reasoning.
20 different opening hooks per topic across 4 patterns (bold statement, question, personal story setup, shocking fact) — with the top 3 marked for virality and reasoning.
Detailed customer avatar: demographics + psychographics + daily frustrations + what they tried that failed + what they say to friends + what they actually want deep down + where they spend time + what they read/watch/listen to + the exact words they use + buy-now vs. hesitate triggers.
Detailed podcast episode outline: 5 title options, <150-word show notes, intro script, 5-7 main talking points with sub-points/examples, interview question list (if format), closing statement, CTA. Tuned to episode length and format (solo/interview/panel).
Full content brief per blog title: primary/secondary keywords, reader profile, search intent, word count, H2/H3 outline with key points per section, internal linking opportunities, external source types, competitor differentiation notes, CTA recommendation.
5 Instagram caption variations per image/post — each hook works without seeing the image, under 150 words, strategic mobile line breaks, question or CTA ending. Optimized for engagement / profile visits / link-in-bio clicks.
Build 3 content pillars that establish authority, build trust, and convert — each with core theme, emotional trigger, 10 post ideas, and sharer profile (who shares this type of content and why).
Viral Twitter/X thread: 10-tweet structure (hook / 7 insight tweets / contrarian twist / CTA), each tweet standalone-worthy, no bullet points inside tweets, no AI-sounding phrases. Driven by topic + insight + target emotion.
High-converting sales page: hook headline, opening that mirrors their frustration, problem section, solution reveal, social-proof placeholders, offer stack, objection handling, urgency-driven CTA. Takes product / customer / pain / transformation / objection as inputs.
Claude builds a day-by-day 7-day launch plan for your fastest-to-ship passive income product based on your skill, available hours, and audience. Each of 7 candidate ideas comes with tools needed, estimated price, difficulty rating, and the recommended pick for speed + simplicity + first sales.
Full product outline for any type/topic/audience: title, promise, sections/modules, what goes inside each, bonus ideas, quick-win elements, final deliverable structure. Practical, not academic — built to feel worth paying for.
Claude compares Gumroad, Etsy, Payhip, Shopify, Notion marketplaces, and own-website based on YOUR product type, audience, and goal — with fees, ease of setup, traffic potential, beginner-friendliness — then recommends the best single platform to start on.
Claude scores 10 product ideas 1-10 on demand, urgency, ease of creation, uniqueness, and purchase likelihood — then picks the top 3 most likely to generate revenue fastest with reasoning. A pre-commit validation step to keep you from building the wrong thing.
Turn any one skill + experience level + audience into 15 ranked passive income product ideas. Each idea includes: what the product is, who buys it, what problem it solves, creation difficulty, launch speed, best selling platform. Output ranked from easiest money to highest long-term potential.
Claude interviews you about what you repeat often, explain often, shortcuts you use, mistakes you help people avoid, and frameworks you already follow — then converts those into 10 digital products you already have the material for. Zero-research monetization of existing expertise.
Find the top 15 real problems your audience is actively solving that your skill can address — then convert each into a sellable product idea with the transformation promised and likely buyer intent. Focuses on demand-driven products, not what-you-want-to-build.
Build a connected 4-level product ecosystem: low-ticket entry, mid-ticket, premium digital, and recurring offer — each level naturally leading to the next. For each, Claude specifies what to sell, price range, delivery format, buyer type, and the on-ramp to the next tier.
Convert your skill into 10 simple digital products you can build with Google Docs, Canva, Notion, or spreadsheets — no advanced tech required. Each result includes product name, format, price range, step-by-step creation, and the reason people will buy it.
Compare 3 pricing options (low / mid / premium) for your specific product idea + audience — each with what's included, buyer profile, conversion logic, pros/cons. Recommends the best starting price for early sales + testimonials.
Connect Claude to your Google and Meta ad accounts in one click via Ryze AI. Turns Claude into a hands-on ads operator: pulls any ad-account data you ask for, makes changes inside the account, schedules recurring tasks, and generates ad creatives. Runs on top of Claude Cowork's live-artifact capability — build a dashboard once and it auto-refreshes with current data whenever you open it. Early-stage but functional; replaces Looker-grade dashboards and the typical marketing SaaS stack for ops-heavy ad teams.
A Claude-generated 30-minute daily workflow covering pre-market prep (sector scan → watchlist → catalysts), trade execution (setup review + sizing), and end-of-day review (what worked, what didn't, one rule change). Turns the whole 7-prompt pack into a single repeatable ritual.
A quick Claude prompt that frames Claude as a market analyst and surfaces the stock sectors showing the strongest short-term momentum today — with the WHY behind each call. Use it as the first step of a pre-market routine to narrow a universe of sectors before you touch individual tickers.