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Opus 5.5 solved motion graphics 5 business use cases, all the prompts, how Opus actually does it and which tools it uses under the hood > 1: Product launch videos (2:20) > 2: Explainers for articles, skills & SOPs (5:24) > 3: Turn longform videos into short-form (8:30) >... show more

Moritz Kremb

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David T Kramaleyvor 4 Tagen

solid breakdown, especially the short‑form extraction. that automation pipeline is a time‑saver

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Navneet Singhvor 5 Tagen

You have the great experiments with the all AI models . Is there any social group like DISCORD or something

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Moritz Krembvor 5 Tagen

thanks man! yes I have a skool community here:

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uche ebukavor 4 Tagen

wow this is massive motion graphic guys are cooked bro

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Introducing Claude Opus 5.5 for launch videos. Give it an idea, your assets, and a visual reference. Through the Motion MCP, it can build animated scenes, typography, and transitions into a video you can keep editing. Want something changed? Tell Claude, and it updates the video in Motion. This video was created with Opus 👇

Introducing Claude Opus 5.5 for launch videos. Give it an idea, your assets, and a visual reference. Through the Motion MCP, it can build animated scenes, typography, and transitions into a video you can keep editing. Want something changed? Tell Claude, and it updates the video in Motion. This video was created with Opus 👇

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Claude Opus 5 + Omni Flash is crazy... i gave opus 5 my best workflow and it turned it into a skill i can copy and paste into any llm to generate videos like this. - image prompts - omni flash video prompts - character consistency - product consistency everything in one place, it's crazy... here's how the video looks like:

Claude Opus 5 + Omni Flash is crazy... i gave opus 5 my best workflow and it turned it into a skill i can copy and paste into any llm to generate videos like this. - image prompts - omni flash video prompts - character consistency - product consistency everything in one place, it's crazy... here's how the video looks like:

0x ROAS

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$120 OF CLAUDE OPUS 5 AND OPUS 4.8 ON A NEW ACCOUNT, NO CARD ANYWHERE • the credit > $100 on signup, $120 once a referral lands, plus a daily check-in bonus: > GitHub sign-in only now. > base url: • the four models > claude-opus-5 and claude-opus-5-thinking at $3/M in, $3/M out. > claude-opus-4-8 and claude-opus-4-8-thinking at $1/M in, $5/M out. > 1M context, OpenAI and Anthropic formats both accepted. Anthropic lists Opus 5 at $5 in and $25 out -> output at $3 here is eight times under that, which is the whole reason the balance goes as far as it does. Set the model to claude-opus-4-8 first. People are hitting 502s and missing-model errors on the opus-5 IDs, and latency sits at 16 to 19 seconds either way ↓

$120 OF CLAUDE OPUS 5 AND OPUS 4.8 ON A NEW ACCOUNT, NO CARD ANYWHERE • the credit > $100 on signup, $120 once a referral lands, plus a daily check-in bonus: > GitHub sign-in only now. > base url: • the four models > claude-opus-5 and claude-opus-5-thinking at $3/M in, $3/M out. > claude-opus-4-8 and claude-opus-4-8-thinking at $1/M in, $5/M out. > 1M context, OpenAI and Anthropic formats both accepted. Anthropic lists Opus 5 at $5 in and $25 out -> output at $3 here is eight times under that, which is the whole reason the balance goes as far as it does. Set the model to claude-opus-4-8 first. People are hitting 502s and missing-model errors on the opus-5 IDs, and latency sits at 16 to 19 seconds either way ↓

slash1s

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FREE $100 for Claude Opus 5 on signup. Refer a friend and it jumps to $120. It's called Tabitoken (TabiAI). API access, $100 balance on signup, no card required. Inside: → claude-opus-5 and claude-opus-5-thinking → claude-opus-4-8 and claude-opus-4-8-thinking → Priced by token, not by request - Opus 4.8 runs $1/1M in, $5/1M out, Opus 5 runs $3/1M both ways → OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini API format compatibility - drop the key into any client with a custom endpoint Real math: at $3/1M for Opus 5, $100 covers roughly 33M tokens combined. Even moderate daily use stretches this for weeks before you touch a card. Setup: → Go to tabitoken(.)com → Sign up, claim your $100 → Grab your API key → Point any compatible client at it Bookmark this before they cut the starting balance.

FREE $100 for Claude Opus 5 on signup. Refer a friend and it jumps to $120. It's called Tabitoken (TabiAI). API access, $100 balance on signup, no card required. Inside: → claude-opus-5 and claude-opus-5-thinking → claude-opus-4-8 and claude-opus-4-8-thinking → Priced by token, not by request - Opus 4.8 runs $1/1M in, $5/1M out, Opus 5 runs $3/1M both ways → OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini API format compatibility - drop the key into any client with a custom endpoint Real math: at $3/1M for Opus 5, $100 covers roughly 33M tokens combined. Even moderate daily use stretches this for weeks before you touch a card. Setup: → Go to tabitoken(.)com → Sign up, claim your $100 → Grab your API key → Point any compatible client at it Bookmark this before they cut the starting balance.

Atenov int.

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She is only 17 built her first system with Opus 5 sold it to Anthropic for $1.2M - and at Stanford shared how: 00:20 - how Opus 5 builds a $1.2M system in 60 minutes 23:34 - how the system replaced 50 Anthropic engineers and saves millions 52:47 - the Claude Code setting that turns a prompt into a $100k+ system after watching I gave Opus 5 an idea I never knew how to build - by evening it was created and sent to Anthropic for sale. save & watch - the article below shows how Claude Code builds a system in one evening that Anthropic will buy for $1.2M.

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Noisy

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Kirk Cameron

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Meng To

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thehype.

18,509 Aufrufe • vor 26 Tagen

Anthropic just released 3 workshops on how to actually use Fable 5 to its full potential: 00:00 - Full guide to Fable 5 19:02 - How Anthropic uses Fable 5 internally 44:46 - How to build effective agents with Fable those 3 stages replaced 20 articles on Fable 5 for me. give it 1-hour today and read how to build self-improving agents with Fable 5 in the article below.

Anthropic just released 3 workshops on how to actually use Fable 5 to its full potential: 00:00 - Full guide to Fable 5 19:02 - How Anthropic uses Fable 5 internally 44:46 - How to build effective agents with Fable those 3 stages replaced 20 articles on Fable 5 for me. give it 1-hour today and read how to build self-improving agents with Fable 5 in the article below.

Codez

53,991 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

He built Google Brain in 7 days with AI and made $4.2M - and at Stanford revealed what he used to repeat it from scratch: 00:20 - Opus 5 creates a working business in 60 min 12:34 - the exact prompt that built Google Brain 33:42 - 7 tools that turned his idea into $4.2M after watching I realized - Jev and Opus 5 were already there I just didn't have the right system - 2 hours in and I had a working business making $100k in the first month. save & watch - below is step by step how to repeat his system using Jev and make your first million on AI from scratch.

He built Google Brain in 7 days with AI and made $4.2M - and at Stanford revealed what he used to repeat it from scratch: 00:20 - Opus 5 creates a working business in 60 min 12:34 - the exact prompt that built Google Brain 33:42 - 7 tools that turned his idea into $4.2M after watching I realized - Jev and Opus 5 were already there I just didn't have the right system - 2 hours in and I had a working business making $100k in the first month. save & watch - below is step by step how to repeat his system using Jev and make your first million on AI from scratch.

Noisy

12,246 Aufrufe • vor 6 Tagen

Here's how I use BOTH Codex + Claude Code to vibe code games For my Final Fantasy Tactics game: → 1. GPT 5.4/5.3-Codex/5.2 → 2. Opus 4.6 → 3. Nano Banana 2 → 4. Playwright → Plans + AskUserQuestion → Queue + interrupt prompts → Auto test + bug fixing FULL workflow👇 00:00 Intro 02:07 Step 1: Game Overview 03:27 Step 2: Nano Banana 2 for Portraits 05:12 Step 3: GPT 5.2 / 5.4 for Planning 09:56 Step 4: AskUserQuestion in Codex 12:02 Step 5: Saving your plans and prompts 13:43 Step 6: GPT 5.3-Codex for Implementing 16:34 Step 7: Implementing Cutscenes 20:49 Step 8: LazyGit + Yazi - Staying in the terminal 22:46 Step 9: Reviewing the changes 23:49 Step 10: Steering Codex - Queued Prompts 25:36 Steo 11: Steering Codex - Interrupt Prompts 26:45 Steo 12: Claude Code and Opus 4.6 27:16 Step 13: xHigh Reasoning for Tricky Bugs 28:50 Step 14: Playwright for automated testing + fixes 30:56 Step 15: Claude Code Plan Mode Previews 32:56 Step 16: Steering Claude Code - Add Notes to Plans 35:05 Wrap-Up

Here's how I use BOTH Codex + Claude Code to vibe code games For my Final Fantasy Tactics game: → 1. GPT 5.4/5.3-Codex/5.2 → 2. Opus 4.6 → 3. Nano Banana 2 → 4. Playwright → Plans + AskUserQuestion → Queue + interrupt prompts → Auto test + bug fixing FULL workflow👇 00:00 Intro 02:07 Step 1: Game Overview 03:27 Step 2: Nano Banana 2 for Portraits 05:12 Step 3: GPT 5.2 / 5.4 for Planning 09:56 Step 4: AskUserQuestion in Codex 12:02 Step 5: Saving your plans and prompts 13:43 Step 6: GPT 5.3-Codex for Implementing 16:34 Step 7: Implementing Cutscenes 20:49 Step 8: LazyGit + Yazi - Staying in the terminal 22:46 Step 9: Reviewing the changes 23:49 Step 10: Steering Codex - Queued Prompts 25:36 Steo 11: Steering Codex - Interrupt Prompts 26:45 Steo 12: Claude Code and Opus 4.6 27:16 Step 13: xHigh Reasoning for Tricky Bugs 28:50 Step 14: Playwright for automated testing + fixes 30:56 Step 15: Claude Code Plan Mode Previews 32:56 Step 16: Steering Claude Code - Add Notes to Plans 35:05 Wrap-Up

Chong-U

47,264 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten