"Claude Code is not just for coding. It's an AI agent that can do whatever you want it to do." Here's my new tutorial with where he showed me exactly how to build a life OS with Claude Code in 25 minutes. He saves 2+ hours daily using: ✅... /researcher to analyze competitors ✅ /daily_brief to get AI news every morning ✅ /brain_dump to find patterns from notes His setup uses slash commands and sub-agents and honestly blew my mind 🔥 Watch the full tutorial to learn how to set up a life operating system for yourself. 📌 Watch now: Also available on: Spotify: Newsletter:show more

Was awesome doing this with you Peter! Such a great conversation.

Same feeling legend

@alexfinn everyone is now saying Claude code is dead & got worse. codex is better? Is this true? I really don’t want to keep swapping Ai tools. was hoping to stick with Claude code. How’s your experience?

@alexfinn I don't really use it for working in large code bases so for my use cases (coding personal tools, non-coding) I find it perfectly fine. Also these tools are changing all the time so yeah I don't like swapping either (although I'm sure Codex is great too).

@alexfinn thanks Peter makes sense

My strategy is to pick a set of tools I’m comfortable with and learn where they’re good/not so good. Just get proficient on the tools in your toolbox. Every tool is evolving rapidly, so sometimes you’ll be using the best, sometimes not so much. But if you keep jumping from tool to tool, you’re just resetting your learning curve all the time.

@petergyang @alexfinn yes totally agree. i'm beginning to feel “switching cost” as every reset feels like i'm starting over again as each tool or model has its own meta nuances you need to learn. what is your go to ai tool stack at present?

@petergyang @alexfinn Paid: Grok, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor Free: Perplexity, Claude, LM Studio for open weight models But I still consider myself in the learning stage.

@petergyang @alexfinn we are all in the lerning stage

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@alexfinn Building my next MVP on Claude code .

@alexfinn About damn time. 😭 About to speed run this on 1.5x. I’m all for using cloud code beyond programming. Sure, you can code with it, but you'd miss out on boosting your needs and AI agents' skills. How else are we going to know how far we can take this? (builder coded fr 😎)

Where can I get the prompts? This is awesome. I've been doing something similar in claude projects. and it's been super helpful. But yours is far more detailed. The big reason I chose projects (though it probably better belongs in code is because I connected my google calendar and gmail using Rube by @composio

@alexfinn Just pinged a link to the prompts in the video comments:

@alexfinn Great

@alexfinn Always a great content when @alexfinn is involved..

@alexfinn @alexfinn great tutorial and explanation, very useful to see how you think and work and what methods you found. I'm curious what you do with attachments like images, videos and stuff like that.. have you found a way to easily integrate them with your flow?

@alexfinn This setup is insanely useful

@alexfinn Could you make one tutorial to take podcasts, analyse them and turn them Into readable summaries

@alexfinn I have been using Claude Code for months built 3 apps so far… I have yet been able to monetize. Might be the focus of the app, might just be that I can’t market. But I keep at it. Newest and closest to my heart.

@alexfinn That’s a clever use of Claude Code. Do you think setups like this will make personal operating systems built on AI agents more common in daily workflows?

@alexfinn Super cool setup 🔥 I’m curious how customizable those slash commands are. In Webflow/Framer workflows, I often hit repetitive tasks (asset management, content syncing). Wondering if Claude Code could streamline that too.

@alexfinn I won’t do whatever you want to 🤣

@alexfinn Claude Code feels like Notion-level Tetris for workflows. Ready to drop in a /startup_health block and speedrun operations.

@alexfinn Nice one folks, looking forward for your content. Thanks for amazing insights as usual.

@alexfinn The sub-agent + slash command workflow is such a game changer. Makes AI feel like a real operating system for your brain

@alexfinn this was really helpful to see CC in action for non-coding tasks. The newsletter subagents and that progress dashboard are just super clever. ty for sharing

@alexfinn claude code is legit powerful but calling it a "life os" is peak productivity guru energy lol that said the slash commands setup is actually clever, might steal this approach

@alexfinn Automation can free us. But are we using that freedom well?

@alexfinn Now I really do have to look into this hehe

@alexfinn CC was a revelation for me a couple months ago but the recent issues have been soooo frustrating

@alexfinn I can't use an AI whose developers thought that "Clod" was a good name. I just can't...

@alexfinn I'm always surprised by the actual utility when people share real use cases for these agents. Most demos just skim over the gritty stuff. Saving multiple hours a day is definitely no joke.

@alexfinn Saw this first on @mckaywrigley

@alexfinn This is a perfect example of where agentic AI shines, not replacing tools, but stitching them into a system that saves real hours daily.

@alexfinn Claude Code: AI's Swiss Army knife. Streamline your life, one algorithm at a time.

@alexfinn Absolutely agree! 🎆 Claude Code has been a game-changer for my development workflow too. The context awareness combined with MCP integrations makes complex projects so much more manageable. #AIcoding

@alexfinn This is the way! I do this too!

@alexfinn 😮

@alexfinn Claude Code has transformed my development workflow too! The MCP integrations and context awareness make it incredibly powerful for complex projects.

@alexfinn This is next level! Going to try