Super User Daily — March 24, 2026
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<div class="su-meta">WeChat x OpenClaw</div>
<div class="su-title">Tencent Officially Integrates WeChat with OpenClaw</div>
<div class="su-body">The biggest story of the day: Tencent launched WeixinClawBot, an official WeChat plugin that lets 1.4B+ WeChat users chat with OpenClaw agents natively. Install the plugin, scan a QR code, and your OpenClaw becomes a WeChat contact. Reuters covered the story. Within hours, <a href="https://x.com/wong2__/status/2035568871588217019">@wong2__</a> reverse-engineered the protocol using Claude Code and built an SDK to connect ANY AI agent (Claude Code, Gemini, etc.) to WeChat — not just OpenClaw. <a href="https://x.com/off_thetarget/status/2035665212678791545">@off_thetarget</a> then open-sourced a bridge supporting Claude Code CLI, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, OpenAI API, and Anthropic API with multi-modal support (images, voice, video, files). The security community immediately raised concerns: <a href="https://x.com/Gorden_Sun/status/2035594273379512748">@Gorden_Sun</a> noted all messages pass through Tencent's servers, and <a href="https://x.com/fankaishuoai/status/2035596516543639620">@fankaishuoai</a> said he only connects OpenClaw to Telegram and Discord on his Mac Studio — never domestic channels.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Claude Code + Creativity</div>
<div class="su-title">iMessage Database to Animated Love Story Short Film</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/jwegener/status/2035778830968013184">@jwegener</a> had Claude Code access his iMessage database, find the first text messages between him and his wife, spin up Remotion, build iMessage-style chat bubble animations, add voiceover and music, and produce a complete short film. A deeply personal, non-coding use case that shows Claude Code as a creative storytelling tool, not just a developer utility.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Security / CTF</div>
<div class="su-title">Opus 4.6 Solves 45/54 CTF Challenges Autonomously</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/francisco_oca/status/2035786328948814228">@francisco_oca</a> ran Opus 4.6 (1M context) through Claude Code against BSidesSF 2026 CTF challenges using BoxPwnr. Zero human involvement — no guidance, no manual review. The system solved 45 out of 54 challenges autonomously, placing 21st on the leaderboard. Multiple instances ran challenges in parallel via the CTFd platform. This is a significant benchmark for autonomous AI security capabilities.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Multi-Agent</div>
<div class="su-title">Claude Code Sessions Now Talk to Each Other</div>
<div class="su-body">The claude-peers MCP went viral: it lets multiple Claude Code sessions on the same machine discover each other and exchange messages. <a href="https://x.com/oragnes/status/2035529138652827805">@oragnes</a> explained the implementation: a local broker daemon on localhost:7899 using SQLite to store peers and messages. Each session registers on startup and polls for messages. <a href="https://x.com/SuguruKun_ai/status/2035724236661326132">@SuguruKun_ai</a> described the practical impact: a frontend agent can directly ask a backend agent "what does this API response format look like?" — transforming one-way boss-worker delegation into peer-to-peer collaboration among AI coworkers.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Design</div>
<div class="su-title">Tailwind CSS Designer Replaces Figma with Claude Code</div>
<div class="su-body">Tailwind CSS team designer Steve Schoger published a 1-hour video building a financial app landing page entirely in Claude Code — zero Figma. <a href="https://x.com/SuguruKun_ai/status/2035771262216400954">@SuguruKun_ai</a> broke down the workflow: left screen shows localhost preview, right screen has Claude Code terminal. Through ~50 iterative conversations, Schoger refined initial AI output into professional-quality design. He openly admits he only knows two terminal commands: change directory and start Claude. <a href="https://x.com/pirrer/status/2035713672346206625">@pirrer</a> noted this may signal the beginning of "goodbye Figma" for certain design workflows. Schoger and Adam Wathan also announced craft.design — packaged design skills that let AI agents reproduce expert design sensibility.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Enterprise Automation</div>
<div class="su-title">10-Person-Month System Built in 1 Week with Claude Code</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/qumaiu/status/2035543286757359784">@qumaiu</a> completed a system estimated at 10 person-months of work in roughly one week using only Claude Code. Three key principles made this possible: (1) intentionally create checkpoints where AI can abstractly review its own work, (2) the human operator must deeply understand the requirements — more than the AI does, and (3) use "VibeOps" to iterate through test-fix-improve cycles continuously. This is one of the most concrete large-scale productivity claims with a methodology attached.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Non-Coding Use Case</div>
<div class="su-title">X Content Discovery: From $200/month to $0.03/day</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/showheyohtaki/status/2035578109957939515">@showheyohtaki</a> replaced a workflow that cost 30,000 yen/month for X (Twitter) content discovery. The new Claude Code + SocialData setup: every morning, automatically collect trending AI information, generate post drafts, save to Notion, send Slack notifications — fully automated. Zero lines of code written manually. Setup took half a day. Daily cost: approximately 5 yen (~$0.03).</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Data Science</div>
<div class="su-title">Hand-Labeling Data? Build Custom Labeling UIs Instead</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/chrisalbon/status/2035774285575536788">@chrisalbon</a> (who has spent thousands of hours hand-labeling data) now uses Claude Code to build task-specific data labeling interfaces hyper-optimized for his efficiency. Instead of generic labeling tools, each UI is purpose-built for the specific data task. This approach shifts the bottleneck from labeling speed to UI design speed — and Claude Code makes that near-instant.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Mobile Workflow</div>
<div class="su-title">Plan Features from Bed, Wake Up to Implementation Plans</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/dani_avila7/status/2035560191672885539">@dani_avila7</a> shared a nighttime workflow: think of a feature before bed, open Claude Code Mobile, switch to Plan Mode, describe it in detail with specialized Skills for context, hit send, go to sleep. By morning, a full implementation plan is ready to iterate on or execute directly. He also shared that his automated Telegram reports run via GitHub Actions — when the access token expired, he fixed it from Claude Code Mobile while away from his desk.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Academic Research</div>
<div class="su-title">Meta-Writing: Academic Papers as a Claude Code Workflow</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/pangyusio/status/2035680251997798675">@pangyusio</a> described a new approach to academic writing using Claude Code that he calls "meta-writing." He outputs only the core logic chain; Claude Code handles all low-information-density paragraphs. His role has shifted to that of a thesis advisor: set the direction, catch key decision points, let an extremely diligent "student" handle execution. The realization: when AI handles routine writing, human value compresses to what is truly scarce — original logic, unique judgment, and insight into the essence of problems.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Marketing</div>
<div class="su-title">AI Ad Spy Tool: Competitive Ad Intelligence via Claude Code</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/ai_hakase_/status/2035553303778468120">@ai_hakase_</a> built a competitive ad analysis tool entirely with Claude Code. It leverages Meta Ad Library impression-sorted data, uses Apify for collection, and Gemini for analysis. The tool automatically identifies competitors winning ads, analyzes video hooks and structures, and builds a personal winning-ad database. <a href="https://x.com/AIandTechh87/status/2035756030559470005">@AIandTechh87</a> separately built 10 Claude Code skills for Meta Ads: bleed-check (pauses ad sets burning cash with zero conversions), rebalance (shifts budget automatically), fatigue-scan (catches creative fatigue before CPM spikes), and weekly KPI reports sent to Slack.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Personal Finance</div>
<div class="su-title">Custom Finance App with Claude Code + freee MCP</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/masahirochaen/status/2035867621451788745">@masahirochaen</a> built a personal finance app using Claude Code and freee MCP. Why not use existing apps? (1) Existing SaaS has fixed display items — you cannot track luxury spending only or living expenses excluding X. With Claude Code, add this graph here is instant. (2) Bank API access costs 1M+ yen upfront plus 100K/month. (3) freee MCP was the optimal solution since freee already connects to 1,000+ banks and cards. The approach: use freee as the data aggregation layer, Claude Code as the custom UI layer.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">YC / Open Source</div>
<div class="su-title">YC CEO gstack: 37K Stars in One Week</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/kevinrose/status/2035803112901145076">@kevinrose</a> called it possibly the sharpest VC marketing move he has seen: YC CEO Garry Tan shipped 15 Claude Code skills (CEO mode, EM mode, QA mode, design review, and more), the repo hit 37k stars and 4.6k forks — then only after delivering real value, dropped the YC pitch. <a href="https://x.com/sitinme/status/2035717633803190647">@sitinme</a> analyzed the core insight: the common mistake is asking one AI to be CEO + PM + Tech Lead + Designer + QA simultaneously. gstack solves this by splitting into 12 specialized roles. <a href="https://x.com/mave99a/status/2035795362229940472">@mave99a</a> offered a contrarian take: Claude Code analysis concluded this is fundamentally a great marketing project, not a great engineering project.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Home Automation</div>
<div class="su-title">Karpathy Controls His House via Text with OpenClaw</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/venturetwins/status/2035773250261930015">@venturetwins</a> shared a clip of Andrej Karpathy using OpenClaw to control his home. The agent finds connected hardware (like Sonos speakers) by searching the local network, then hacks in to control music, lights, HVAC, and security — all via natural language text messages, no code written. The demo shows AI agents as a universal interface to IoT devices without needing manufacturer apps or HomeKit setup.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Workflow Automation</div>
<div class="su-title">12 Production Workflows Built by Describing Each in One Sentence</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/WorkflowWhisper/status/2035713362445934978">@WorkflowWhisper</a> had Claude Code build 12 production automation workflows. Examples: client onboarding (contract signed, welcome email, Drive folder, kickoff call scheduled), all described in single sentences. <a href="https://x.com/EXM7777/status/2035777788696051717">@EXM7777</a> built Claude Code Channels + Skills into a function-calling interface: content review, email sequence drafting, landing page optimization, and SEO audits — each a markdown file that tells Claude exactly how to run the workflow.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Cross-Tool Memory</div>
<div class="su-title">Shared Memory Across Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/runes_leo/status/2035751176453472430">@runes_leo</a> solved the multi-tool memory problem with markdown files and two-layer sync. Core: today.md is auto-read at session start and auto-written at end. OpenClaw shares via symlink. A cron job syncs project state every 5 minutes. Codex gets context on demand for code reviews. The key insight after months of use: the value is not AI remembering things — it is not having to re-explain everything when switching tools. Memory is just markdown, no platform lock-in.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Business Intelligence</div>
<div class="su-title">Claude Code Connects Directly to Power BI Models</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/kurtbuhler/status/2035764002127478933">@kurtbuhler</a> demonstrated that Claude Code can find, query, and modify Power BI models directly — no MCP server needed. Just tell it to find the model. It works even when Power BI Desktop runs in a local VM like Parallels. It will just do it. This eliminates the need for intermediate tooling when doing data model exploration and modification.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">AI Agents</div>
<div class="su-title">Weekly AI News + Work Reports Generated Automatically</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/masahirochaen/status/2035716708930146515">@masahirochaen</a> has been writing weekly AI news roundups every Monday for 3+ years. OpenClaw now does it for him on Sunday night: collects posts, subscribed newsletters, and web information automatically, then compiles a Top 7 AI News of the Week article and saves to file. It also generates weekly work reports by scanning Slack, Calendar, and Gmail, organizing highlights and notable business matters into Notion. It just works in the background when you forget about it.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Sales / Presentations</div>
<div class="su-title">18-Slide Sales Proposal in Seconds</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/kawai_design/status/2035838941526691956">@kawai_design</a> typed create a sales proposal and got 18 HTML slides in seconds via Claude Code. No PowerPoint, no Canva, no Gamma. Adding use full-bleed photos produced animation-enhanced slides. Zero code written — just Japanese instructions.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Video Production</div>
<div class="su-title">Script to Scene Breakdown to Image Gen to Video to Final Cut</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/towya_aillust/status/2035726076148875491">@towya_aillust</a> built a full video production pipeline in Claude Code: input a script, auto-split into scenes + generate image prompts, create character sheets, generate background settings, produce 3 candidate images per scene (via Nano-Banana), select best cuts, create storyboard, generate video prompts per cut, render via Vidu skills, combine with Remotion. The entire process is automated from script to final video.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Hiring</div>
<div class="su-title">Anthropic Posts $570K Role — Product Judgment Cannot Be Automated</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/ClaudiusMaxx/status/2035796384037642737">@ClaudiusMaxx</a> offered a sharp take on Anthropic high-salary job posting: The $570K answers the question. They do use Claude Code. The role exists to direct it toward the right problems at scale. Execution got cheaper. Product judgment at the frontier is now worth more than it used to be. The salary reflects which layer they cannot automate yet.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Eco Products Radar</div>
<div class="su-title">Tools and Products Mentioned 3+ Times</div>
<div class="su-body"><b>gstack</b> — YC CEO Garry Tan 15 Claude Code skills (37K+ stars) | <b>Superpowers (obra)</b> — Agentic skills framework, 94.9K stars | <b>claude-peers MCP</b> — Multi-session peer-to-peer communication | <b>WeChat ClawBot</b> — Tencent official OpenClaw integration | <b>Seedance 2.0</b> — Video generation integrated with OpenClaw | <b>Obsidian + Claude Code</b> — Personal knowledge OS | <b>Claude Code Channels</b> — Telegram/Discord mobile integration | <b>MiniMax M2.7</b> — Open weights model for OpenClaw | <b>Hermes Agent</b> — NousResearch alternative to OpenClaw | <b>Nexu</b> — Open-source OpenClaw desktop client | <b>ClawFlows</b> — 100+ prebuilt automation workflows | <b>Blitz</b> — iOS dev automation via Claude Code MCP | <b>craft.design</b> — AI design skills by Schoger + Wathan</div>
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<div class="su-meta">WeChat x OpenClaw</div>
<div class="su-title">Tencent Officially Integrates WeChat with OpenClaw</div>
<div class="su-body">The biggest story of the day: Tencent launched WeixinClawBot, an official WeChat plugin that lets 1.4B+ WeChat users chat with OpenClaw agents natively. Install the plugin, scan a QR code, and your OpenClaw becomes a WeChat contact. Reuters covered the story. Within hours, <a href="https://x.com/wong2__/status/2035568871588217019">@wong2__</a> reverse-engineered the protocol using Claude Code and built an SDK to connect ANY AI agent (Claude Code, Gemini, etc.) to WeChat — not just OpenClaw. <a href="https://x.com/off_thetarget/status/2035665212678791545">@off_thetarget</a> then open-sourced a bridge supporting Claude Code CLI, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI, OpenAI API, and Anthropic API with multi-modal support (images, voice, video, files). The security community immediately raised concerns: <a href="https://x.com/Gorden_Sun/status/2035594273379512748">@Gorden_Sun</a> noted all messages pass through Tencent's servers, and <a href="https://x.com/fankaishuoai/status/2035596516543639620">@fankaishuoai</a> said he only connects OpenClaw to Telegram and Discord on his Mac Studio — never domestic channels.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Claude Code + Creativity</div>
<div class="su-title">iMessage Database to Animated Love Story Short Film</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/jwegener/status/2035778830968013184">@jwegener</a> had Claude Code access his iMessage database, find the first text messages between him and his wife, spin up Remotion, build iMessage-style chat bubble animations, add voiceover and music, and produce a complete short film. A deeply personal, non-coding use case that shows Claude Code as a creative storytelling tool, not just a developer utility.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Security / CTF</div>
<div class="su-title">Opus 4.6 Solves 45/54 CTF Challenges Autonomously</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/francisco_oca/status/2035786328948814228">@francisco_oca</a> ran Opus 4.6 (1M context) through Claude Code against BSidesSF 2026 CTF challenges using BoxPwnr. Zero human involvement — no guidance, no manual review. The system solved 45 out of 54 challenges autonomously, placing 21st on the leaderboard. Multiple instances ran challenges in parallel via the CTFd platform. This is a significant benchmark for autonomous AI security capabilities.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Multi-Agent</div>
<div class="su-title">Claude Code Sessions Now Talk to Each Other</div>
<div class="su-body">The claude-peers MCP went viral: it lets multiple Claude Code sessions on the same machine discover each other and exchange messages. <a href="https://x.com/oragnes/status/2035529138652827805">@oragnes</a> explained the implementation: a local broker daemon on localhost:7899 using SQLite to store peers and messages. Each session registers on startup and polls for messages. <a href="https://x.com/SuguruKun_ai/status/2035724236661326132">@SuguruKun_ai</a> described the practical impact: a frontend agent can directly ask a backend agent "what does this API response format look like?" — transforming one-way boss-worker delegation into peer-to-peer collaboration among AI coworkers.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Design</div>
<div class="su-title">Tailwind CSS Designer Replaces Figma with Claude Code</div>
<div class="su-body">Tailwind CSS team designer Steve Schoger published a 1-hour video building a financial app landing page entirely in Claude Code — zero Figma. <a href="https://x.com/SuguruKun_ai/status/2035771262216400954">@SuguruKun_ai</a> broke down the workflow: left screen shows localhost preview, right screen has Claude Code terminal. Through ~50 iterative conversations, Schoger refined initial AI output into professional-quality design. He openly admits he only knows two terminal commands: change directory and start Claude. <a href="https://x.com/pirrer/status/2035713672346206625">@pirrer</a> noted this may signal the beginning of "goodbye Figma" for certain design workflows. Schoger and Adam Wathan also announced craft.design — packaged design skills that let AI agents reproduce expert design sensibility.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Enterprise Automation</div>
<div class="su-title">10-Person-Month System Built in 1 Week with Claude Code</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/qumaiu/status/2035543286757359784">@qumaiu</a> completed a system estimated at 10 person-months of work in roughly one week using only Claude Code. Three key principles made this possible: (1) intentionally create checkpoints where AI can abstractly review its own work, (2) the human operator must deeply understand the requirements — more than the AI does, and (3) use "VibeOps" to iterate through test-fix-improve cycles continuously. This is one of the most concrete large-scale productivity claims with a methodology attached.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Non-Coding Use Case</div>
<div class="su-title">X Content Discovery: From $200/month to $0.03/day</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/showheyohtaki/status/2035578109957939515">@showheyohtaki</a> replaced a workflow that cost 30,000 yen/month for X (Twitter) content discovery. The new Claude Code + SocialData setup: every morning, automatically collect trending AI information, generate post drafts, save to Notion, send Slack notifications — fully automated. Zero lines of code written manually. Setup took half a day. Daily cost: approximately 5 yen (~$0.03).</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Data Science</div>
<div class="su-title">Hand-Labeling Data? Build Custom Labeling UIs Instead</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/chrisalbon/status/2035774285575536788">@chrisalbon</a> (who has spent thousands of hours hand-labeling data) now uses Claude Code to build task-specific data labeling interfaces hyper-optimized for his efficiency. Instead of generic labeling tools, each UI is purpose-built for the specific data task. This approach shifts the bottleneck from labeling speed to UI design speed — and Claude Code makes that near-instant.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Mobile Workflow</div>
<div class="su-title">Plan Features from Bed, Wake Up to Implementation Plans</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/dani_avila7/status/2035560191672885539">@dani_avila7</a> shared a nighttime workflow: think of a feature before bed, open Claude Code Mobile, switch to Plan Mode, describe it in detail with specialized Skills for context, hit send, go to sleep. By morning, a full implementation plan is ready to iterate on or execute directly. He also shared that his automated Telegram reports run via GitHub Actions — when the access token expired, he fixed it from Claude Code Mobile while away from his desk.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Academic Research</div>
<div class="su-title">Meta-Writing: Academic Papers as a Claude Code Workflow</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/pangyusio/status/2035680251997798675">@pangyusio</a> described a new approach to academic writing using Claude Code that he calls "meta-writing." He outputs only the core logic chain; Claude Code handles all low-information-density paragraphs. His role has shifted to that of a thesis advisor: set the direction, catch key decision points, let an extremely diligent "student" handle execution. The realization: when AI handles routine writing, human value compresses to what is truly scarce — original logic, unique judgment, and insight into the essence of problems.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Marketing</div>
<div class="su-title">AI Ad Spy Tool: Competitive Ad Intelligence via Claude Code</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/ai_hakase_/status/2035553303778468120">@ai_hakase_</a> built a competitive ad analysis tool entirely with Claude Code. It leverages Meta Ad Library impression-sorted data, uses Apify for collection, and Gemini for analysis. The tool automatically identifies competitors winning ads, analyzes video hooks and structures, and builds a personal winning-ad database. <a href="https://x.com/AIandTechh87/status/2035756030559470005">@AIandTechh87</a> separately built 10 Claude Code skills for Meta Ads: bleed-check (pauses ad sets burning cash with zero conversions), rebalance (shifts budget automatically), fatigue-scan (catches creative fatigue before CPM spikes), and weekly KPI reports sent to Slack.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Personal Finance</div>
<div class="su-title">Custom Finance App with Claude Code + freee MCP</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/masahirochaen/status/2035867621451788745">@masahirochaen</a> built a personal finance app using Claude Code and freee MCP. Why not use existing apps? (1) Existing SaaS has fixed display items — you cannot track luxury spending only or living expenses excluding X. With Claude Code, add this graph here is instant. (2) Bank API access costs 1M+ yen upfront plus 100K/month. (3) freee MCP was the optimal solution since freee already connects to 1,000+ banks and cards. The approach: use freee as the data aggregation layer, Claude Code as the custom UI layer.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">YC / Open Source</div>
<div class="su-title">YC CEO gstack: 37K Stars in One Week</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/kevinrose/status/2035803112901145076">@kevinrose</a> called it possibly the sharpest VC marketing move he has seen: YC CEO Garry Tan shipped 15 Claude Code skills (CEO mode, EM mode, QA mode, design review, and more), the repo hit 37k stars and 4.6k forks — then only after delivering real value, dropped the YC pitch. <a href="https://x.com/sitinme/status/2035717633803190647">@sitinme</a> analyzed the core insight: the common mistake is asking one AI to be CEO + PM + Tech Lead + Designer + QA simultaneously. gstack solves this by splitting into 12 specialized roles. <a href="https://x.com/mave99a/status/2035795362229940472">@mave99a</a> offered a contrarian take: Claude Code analysis concluded this is fundamentally a great marketing project, not a great engineering project.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Home Automation</div>
<div class="su-title">Karpathy Controls His House via Text with OpenClaw</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/venturetwins/status/2035773250261930015">@venturetwins</a> shared a clip of Andrej Karpathy using OpenClaw to control his home. The agent finds connected hardware (like Sonos speakers) by searching the local network, then hacks in to control music, lights, HVAC, and security — all via natural language text messages, no code written. The demo shows AI agents as a universal interface to IoT devices without needing manufacturer apps or HomeKit setup.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Workflow Automation</div>
<div class="su-title">12 Production Workflows Built by Describing Each in One Sentence</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/WorkflowWhisper/status/2035713362445934978">@WorkflowWhisper</a> had Claude Code build 12 production automation workflows. Examples: client onboarding (contract signed, welcome email, Drive folder, kickoff call scheduled), all described in single sentences. <a href="https://x.com/EXM7777/status/2035777788696051717">@EXM7777</a> built Claude Code Channels + Skills into a function-calling interface: content review, email sequence drafting, landing page optimization, and SEO audits — each a markdown file that tells Claude exactly how to run the workflow.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Cross-Tool Memory</div>
<div class="su-title">Shared Memory Across Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/runes_leo/status/2035751176453472430">@runes_leo</a> solved the multi-tool memory problem with markdown files and two-layer sync. Core: today.md is auto-read at session start and auto-written at end. OpenClaw shares via symlink. A cron job syncs project state every 5 minutes. Codex gets context on demand for code reviews. The key insight after months of use: the value is not AI remembering things — it is not having to re-explain everything when switching tools. Memory is just markdown, no platform lock-in.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Business Intelligence</div>
<div class="su-title">Claude Code Connects Directly to Power BI Models</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/kurtbuhler/status/2035764002127478933">@kurtbuhler</a> demonstrated that Claude Code can find, query, and modify Power BI models directly — no MCP server needed. Just tell it to find the model. It works even when Power BI Desktop runs in a local VM like Parallels. It will just do it. This eliminates the need for intermediate tooling when doing data model exploration and modification.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">AI Agents</div>
<div class="su-title">Weekly AI News + Work Reports Generated Automatically</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/masahirochaen/status/2035716708930146515">@masahirochaen</a> has been writing weekly AI news roundups every Monday for 3+ years. OpenClaw now does it for him on Sunday night: collects posts, subscribed newsletters, and web information automatically, then compiles a Top 7 AI News of the Week article and saves to file. It also generates weekly work reports by scanning Slack, Calendar, and Gmail, organizing highlights and notable business matters into Notion. It just works in the background when you forget about it.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Sales / Presentations</div>
<div class="su-title">18-Slide Sales Proposal in Seconds</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/kawai_design/status/2035838941526691956">@kawai_design</a> typed create a sales proposal and got 18 HTML slides in seconds via Claude Code. No PowerPoint, no Canva, no Gamma. Adding use full-bleed photos produced animation-enhanced slides. Zero code written — just Japanese instructions.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Video Production</div>
<div class="su-title">Script to Scene Breakdown to Image Gen to Video to Final Cut</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/towya_aillust/status/2035726076148875491">@towya_aillust</a> built a full video production pipeline in Claude Code: input a script, auto-split into scenes + generate image prompts, create character sheets, generate background settings, produce 3 candidate images per scene (via Nano-Banana), select best cuts, create storyboard, generate video prompts per cut, render via Vidu skills, combine with Remotion. The entire process is automated from script to final video.</div>
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<div class="su-meta">Hiring</div>
<div class="su-title">Anthropic Posts $570K Role — Product Judgment Cannot Be Automated</div>
<div class="su-body"><a href="https://x.com/ClaudiusMaxx/status/2035796384037642737">@ClaudiusMaxx</a> offered a sharp take on Anthropic high-salary job posting: The $570K answers the question. They do use Claude Code. The role exists to direct it toward the right problems at scale. Execution got cheaper. Product judgment at the frontier is now worth more than it used to be. The salary reflects which layer they cannot automate yet.</div>
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<div class="su-title">Tools and Products Mentioned 3+ Times</div>
<div class="su-body"><b>gstack</b> — YC CEO Garry Tan 15 Claude Code skills (37K+ stars) | <b>Superpowers (obra)</b> — Agentic skills framework, 94.9K stars | <b>claude-peers MCP</b> — Multi-session peer-to-peer communication | <b>WeChat ClawBot</b> — Tencent official OpenClaw integration | <b>Seedance 2.0</b> — Video generation integrated with OpenClaw | <b>Obsidian + Claude Code</b> — Personal knowledge OS | <b>Claude Code Channels</b> — Telegram/Discord mobile integration | <b>MiniMax M2.7</b> — Open weights model for OpenClaw | <b>Hermes Agent</b> — NousResearch alternative to OpenClaw | <b>Nexu</b> — Open-source OpenClaw desktop client | <b>ClawFlows</b> — 100+ prebuilt automation workflows | <b>Blitz</b> — iOS dev automation via Claude Code MCP | <b>craft.design</b> — AI design skills by Schoger + Wathan</div>
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