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This is how I built a OpenClaw🦞 AI operating system that runs my entire life and business. Here's what I cover ↓ 0:00 - The Operating System Overview 0:42 - Setting Up Your Clawdbot's Identity (Soul + User Files) 1:28 - The Memory System That Actually Works 3:12 -...

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I recorded a 1-hour video guide on how I use TradingView This is beginner-intermediate friendly. I include theory, chart examples and also give away all the code for 3 custom indicators that I built. I'll also put all of relevant resources in a post below this one. 0:00 The 2 Main Problems On The Charts Of Most Traders 0:47 Lesson 1: Candlestick Basics 6:38 Lesson 2: Volume (Full Guide) 20:55 Lesson 3: Support and Resistance (Full Guide) 30:51 Lesson 4: Setting Up Trading Indicators 34:37 VWAP (Full Guide) 42:44 Free Custom Volume Indicator 47:24 Free Custom S/R Levels Indicator 52:39 Lesson 5: Setting Up Trade Alerts 59:42 Lesson 6: Setting Up a Watchlist 1:18:40 Free Trading Strategy Guides

Spicy

26,491 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

This guy literally broke down everything to build a 21 agent dev team in Claude Code: 0:00 - Why one prompt = AI slop 1:55 - Claude Code as your full startup 2:43 - The 21-agent team 4:57 - Inside the system analyst agent 5:52 - Live demo: 0 → TestFlight 8:42 - Define a "good" system analyst first 11:53 - The system analyst workflow 12:17 - Why Confluence + Jira + MCPs matter 15:30 - Classic PM skills > vibe coding 19:15 - The scaffolding that kills spaghetti code 22:10 - Setting up agents inside Claude Code 26:19 - The longest dictation prompt this podcast has seen 35:29 - Why dictation beats typing for AI specs 47:30 - Brand guidelines in Figma Make 55:59 - Idea → prompt → design → app 1:06:27 - Claude Code builds the Figma screens 1:23:59 - Frontend tickets appear in Jira (with Figma links) 1:48:49 - The hockey rules AI app goes live 1:53:56 - Full recap: Claude, Confluence, Figma, Jira, Simulator, TestFlight 2:03:17 - Should PMs get AI PM certificates? 2:08:15 - How to build a PM portfolio that lands FAANG offers 2:13:25 - How to get started this week
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This guy literally broke down everything to build a 21 agent dev team in Claude Code: 0:00 - Why one prompt = AI slop 1:55 - Claude Code as your full startup 2:43 - The 21-agent team 4:57 - Inside the system analyst agent 5:52 - Live demo: 0 → TestFlight 8:42 - Define a "good" system analyst first 11:53 - The system analyst workflow 12:17 - Why Confluence + Jira + MCPs matter 15:30 - Classic PM skills > vibe coding 19:15 - The scaffolding that kills spaghetti code 22:10 - Setting up agents inside Claude Code 26:19 - The longest dictation prompt this podcast has seen 35:29 - Why dictation beats typing for AI specs 47:30 - Brand guidelines in Figma Make 55:59 - Idea → prompt → design → app 1:06:27 - Claude Code builds the Figma screens 1:23:59 - Frontend tickets appear in Jira (with Figma links) 1:48:49 - The hockey rules AI app goes live 1:53:56 - Full recap: Claude, Confluence, Figma, Jira, Simulator, TestFlight 2:03:17 - Should PMs get AI PM certificates? 2:08:15 - How to build a PM portfolio that lands FAANG offers 2:13:25 - How to get started this week

Aakash Gupta

178,026 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

5 BILLION tokens later, OpenClaw is now my company's operating system. I discovered things most people never will. (PS I solved the Anthropic OAuth loophole.) Here’s exactly how it works. 0:00 Intro 0:16 Email Management 5:20 Sponsor 7:02 Inbox Pipeline 9:05 Multiple Prompt Versions (HUGE) 12:28 MD File Breakdown 14:12 Telegram Groups 14:51 CRM System 17:25 Meeting Intelligence 18:45 Knowledge Base 20:51 Content Pipeline 21:53 Security (HUGE) 24:49 Cron Jobs 26:05 Memory 27:55 Notification Batching 28:59 Financial Tracking 29:40 Usage & Cost Tracking 31:01 Full Logging Infrastructure 31:52 OAuth Loophole (HUGE) 32:55 Separating Personal/Work 34:29 Errors & Self-Improvement 35:59 Cost Savings 37:09 Backup & Recovery 37:52 Health Pipeline 38:30 Bee Memory
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5 BILLION tokens later, OpenClaw is now my company's operating system. I discovered things most people never will. (PS I solved the Anthropic OAuth loophole.) Here’s exactly how it works. 0:00 Intro 0:16 Email Management 5:20 Sponsor 7:02 Inbox Pipeline 9:05 Multiple Prompt Versions (HUGE) 12:28 MD File Breakdown 14:12 Telegram Groups 14:51 CRM System 17:25 Meeting Intelligence 18:45 Knowledge Base 20:51 Content Pipeline 21:53 Security (HUGE) 24:49 Cron Jobs 26:05 Memory 27:55 Notification Batching 28:59 Financial Tracking 29:40 Usage & Cost Tracking 31:01 Full Logging Infrastructure 31:52 OAuth Loophole (HUGE) 32:55 Separating Personal/Work 34:29 Errors & Self-Improvement 35:59 Cost Savings 37:09 Backup & Recovery 37:52 Health Pipeline 38:30 Bee Memory

Matthew Berman

1,140,173 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

I got Meng To to break down how to create AI designs with Codex that aren't slop: 0:00 - The line that scares everyone 2:44 - Why Meng dropped Cursor 4:05 - Codex setup + the AI browser 8:43 - His real project folders 13:27 - AI avatars + the UGC shift 15:49 - Plugins vs skills vs computer use 24:04 - The folder system for agents 30:57 - When to give AI full access 32:55 - Slides from your real data 42:00 - The screenshot shortcut 47:31 - The senior designer taste skill 54:58 - Building your digital twin 1:05:30 - Who's surviving the layoffs 1:12:39 - Meng's endgame advice
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I got Meng To to break down how to create AI designs with Codex that aren't slop: 0:00 - The line that scares everyone 2:44 - Why Meng dropped Cursor 4:05 - Codex setup + the AI browser 8:43 - His real project folders 13:27 - AI avatars + the UGC shift 15:49 - Plugins vs skills vs computer use 24:04 - The folder system for agents 30:57 - When to give AI full access 32:55 - Slides from your real data 42:00 - The screenshot shortcut 47:31 - The senior designer taste skill 54:58 - Building your digital twin 1:05:30 - Who's surviving the layoffs 1:12:39 - Meng's endgame advice

Aakash Gupta

155,039 просмотров • 1 месяц назад