$1 vs $100M Claude User - How OpenClaw, Claude Code Will Make You Rich

Everyone's talking about Claude right now, but there are actually 6 different levels. People are going crazy about Claude Code. People are going crazy about Claude, which is the, the little crab. And there's so many different tiers and it's really important for you to understand the different levels so you can utilize it to the best of your ability. Then ultimately you can do what you need to help yourself grow faster and help whatever it is that you're working on grow faster, whether it's a business or something else. So if you stay till the end, we'll talk more in detail around how Claude can affect your business from a business standpoint, but also from a marketing standpoint as well. So everything here is going to help you grow faster And you don't need to know how to code to do this stuff. I'm telling you, I'm non-technical, so if I can do it, you can do it too. So look, everyone is talking about Claude. They're talking about Claude Code. They're talking about Claude. They are talking about buying all these Mac Minis and things like that. It is important to know this stuff. It's imperative to know this stuff. It's so important, in fact, that at my company, we are mandating that everyone becomes proficient with Claude Code and we're teaching them how to get there. So that's why I'm making this video for you as well. Recently, everyone discovered Claude and you see these people posting about Mac Minis and how they hire their brand new employees and how they can control this employee from anywhere in the world using their phone. And I want to talk about how you can do that. So you have to stay till the end to get that part where we talk about Claude. And I just want to tell you that, you know, we'll go from level 1 all the way to level 6, and each level gets crazier and crazier. But you don't have to be technical to know how to do this. It's important— this video is very important for you to stay till the end on, because if you know this stuff, you're going to be ahead of 99.99% of people. So let's get through the basics first, and again, stay till the end and there's gonna be some goodies for you. So level 1 here is if we are looking at Claude, this is simple Claude.ai, and I just asked a simple question, like any other LLM. I just said, hey, tell me the go-to-market strategy for Anthropic, the creators of Claude, right? Let me search for Anthropic's go-to-market strategy. Here's 10 results. You know, they cited a bunch of sources over here. Here's a go-to-market strategy, whatever. Okay. This is fine. And this is why this is level 1, because it's comparable to the user experience from like any other LLM that you would use or any other research tool that you would use right now that that's like AI research tool. So it's good. Now Claude has some of the best— Anthropic has some of the best coding models out there using Opus 4.5. You can see, and whenever, depending on whenever you're watching this video, I'm sure it's gotten a lot stronger. That's why they command so much of the enterprise market share. Okay. So that is Claude level 1. Now Claude level 2 is when you start to add these connectors to it. Okay. So these are also known as MCPs and model context protocols. So when you add these connectors into it, it's able to basically talk with other apps that you're connected with. Okay. So let me give you an example here. So for us, maybe if I want to find leads for, from a certain company, I can, I can hook it in with Clay. Clay's good for that. I can hook it in with my GitHub repo and we'll come back to that later, especially when we start to talk about some of the more advanced levels. So level 2 here, when we're talking about these MCPs is once you start to give it context around your Google Drive, your Gmail, your Asana, Gamma, Slack, all these things over here, calendar search too. You can say, hey, based on my HubSpot data, based on who I've met in the last 12 months or so, based on deals that we've lost in the CRM, who should we be following up with? And can you do some research and customize an email for me? Right? That's what you can do. And so I'll make one basic for you. I just wanted to— I wanted it to do like a clay.com go-to-market strategy using Clay. Okay, so that's a little meta, right? So tell me the go-to-market strategy for clay.com using Clay. So I'll search for clay.com's go-to-market information, use Clay tools to gather intelligence on the company. So Clay is good for— you can see what's going on over here, right? Like, you can use Clay for this. So it's good for using it for sales intelligence and outreach. So you can see when companies are, maybe they've made like a critical new hire or they raised a new round of funding. Clay is really good for that, right? So you can see the people at the company. These are the people that work with, with Clay, right? And then the headcount grows. Look, they've, they've grown 109%. So they're growing really quickly. So maybe I only want to work with companies that are growing. Okay. I see all this recent news over here, funding. They've announced $100 million Series C product launch over here, the tech stack that they're using. Okay. And so, by the way, I can use Clay and say, hey, I want to see all the people who are using, you know, maybe they're using Demandbase or SixSense for my product Carrot, which is LinkedIn account-based marketing software. So now that we have this data, you know, Clay go-to-market strategy, core business model is product-led growth, target market segments, go-to-market engineer role innovation, all these things over here, community-driven flywheel, programmatic SEO. This is cool. So I have their go-to-market strategy. I understand what they're doing as a company, but you can see this query is a lot stronger than the original query that I, that I showed you because the original query, it just did like a couple of web searches, 10 pages, which it's better than typical web search, right? Did a little research there. But I want to know more and then I can ask more questions here. And so if I want to say, hey, what, want to dig deeper on any specific asset, how you can apply pieces of the strategy at Single Grain Carrot or build a Clay workflow to analyze competitive go-to-market strategies. I could just say, I would like to apply pieces of this GTM strategy to what we are doing at Single Grain Carrot. Okay. So I'll just have it work on that. So now I can have this work on another tab. Okay. So that's number 2. Now, number 3 is you could actually build skills. Okay. So let me give you an example here. So I use the, we have a skill over here. So we have a content repurposer skill. Okay. And recently I watched a video with Greg Eisenberg and Dan Ko, and Dan Ko was revealing how his content strategy works. I literally took the transcript from that video and I made it into a skill. Okay. So here's how these skills work. It's, it's. Again, you don't need to know how to code and get in. This is level 3. So I was just like, hey, I forgot if I had the skill, right? And you can actually check in your settings, but do we have an X article writer skill live? I was like, okay, yes, you do have an X article skill live and it's live over here. Based on memory, this is the X expert X articles editor. I use the 8-step framework for analyzing, optimizing article drafts. It covers hooks and titles, skimmability, voice, evidence, editing, visuals, closing strings. So what I just did from this was I took an X article on how to write on X, how to be successful on X. And I literally just made it into a skill here. I took the, that post and I said, hey, I went into Claude and I said, make this into a skill. Okay. Literally that's all I did. And so I said, okay, well, well, can you build this packaging? What can you build with this packaging and transcript? But for X articles specifically, the packaging is an angle we can attack. And so I think what I did here was I used Granola, which is the AI note taker I use. I think I might've had some interesting things to say in an internal meeting. So I just, I plugged it in over here and then, you know, actually, yeah. So. I, here's what I did. I was using Claude Code. So we're coming up to Claude Code very soon, but I use Claude Code. And basically I took the context from a window where I was able to generate $500,000 worth of SEO. We identified SEO opportunities, $500,000 worth in about 10 minutes or so. Okay. I'm like, that would be a good YouTube video, right? And by the way, drop in the comments if you think that'd be a good YouTube video. So I was like, okay, so it's like, let me read the X article skill first and then boom, it starts to package it out. So X article, Claude Code found a $500K SEO problem in 10 minutes. Triple hook title, $500K money trigger, the shocking data point. So it gives us the key elements, visual placements marked. It tells me where. So if we look at this over here, right, you can see what it outputted. So what does this do ultimately? These skills ultimately save me a lot of time. So I can have one that helps me repurpose content. I can have skills that will, I mean, which is what it's doing over here. Literally you can have entire marketing skills, which I'm going to show you in a moment. So stick around. I'm going to show you what this one guy did. With these amazing skills that have a ton of downloads right now. I'll just tell you that much. So you can see over here, okay, here's the 8-step framework. Here's how it works. It's a 950. Okay, here's how basically this article over here, it tells you where to insert images and here's the fix. Obviously you shouldn't just let the AI do the work. What you should do is you can let, you should let AI help you refine it and then you refine on top of it. That's how I look at this. And it's like, okay, by the way, do you want me to create the LinkedIn carousel version? And so what used to take a lot of time, a lot of inertia to doing this stuff. You can now hand these skills off to your team and they can copy it. And maybe they get it 90% there. And then maybe someone else on your team finishes off, or maybe you finish it off because maybe you might be a little more of maybe, maybe you want to control the content a little more. Right. So I was like, hey, like I want to put in more examples and math and screenshots and yes, create a LinkedIn version of this. So now it makes it 1650 framework score, 76 out of 80 and screenshot. And it kind of goes down the list over here. I'm like, okay, should we wait to share it? So, so in my mind, I'm like, well, this is cool that we share, but the experiment hasn't finished off. So you can see how my brain is thinking about this. Right. All right. So I actually went over to the, I went over to settings and I went to capabilities and you can see the skills that I have available over here. And you can search for other skills if you want to, or you can add other skills. Maybe other people are sharing these in public, but here's a Facebook ads one for Andromeda creative generation optimizer Andromeda update used when planning Facebook ad campaigns. So we have that. We have a daily brief, which pulls from my Gmail and Google Calendar. We have content repurposing. We have sales intelligence. We have value-based pricing. So we might look at a call transcript that we have. So someone on your team, let's say you have a sales team. They want to coach other people on value-based pricing. Just run it through this. Like it's a It's very simple, right? Because we have frameworks and then we can pull from Gong transcripts or Gnosis Notes. And by the way, once you take these skills, you can actually move them over to Cloud Code. You can have these run automatically, you know, each day or so, right? So imagine having these employees repeat these tasks for you. This Dan Koe content system over here, you know, if you take a look at this, this is, this is like a pulled from a 60-minute video with, with Greg Eisenberg and Dan Koe. So Dan Koe recently, I think he had a 200 million view X article. And you can see this is how, just, just how it works over here. So what AI should do, what AI should not do, daily routine model. And there's all these reference files over here that you can pull and you can see how he deconstructs maybe posts that work really well. So example 1, growth post deconstruction, core structure, why it works, psychological patterns, writing techniques, context. Here's the formula over here. Example 2, reset post deconstruction, and you go down the list, right? So you can literally just think about all the things that you're repeating every single day. And you can make it into skill and you can have a human do it first. And once you nail it there, then you can think about using Claude Code or even Claude Cowork. Actually, let's just, let's not even bring in the Claude Code because Claude Code is level 5, but Claude Cowork, which is level 4, we're coming up on it. That's going to help you do that, right? And I do want to bring your attention to these connectors, right? These MCP connectors over here. So, you know, you can just connect these yourself. You can browse these connectors over here, like these featured ones. And if you're using Asana, like, yeah, you should be able to push these things to your board, or if you want to push a Slack message or fetch Slack data and work with it within your, within Claude, you can do that. Clay, you can find data here. So, and then Amplitude, you can get insights and quickly get data on how things are going. And by the way, Amplitude has a, like a free LLM tracker as well to track your AEO results. And that's something that, you know, we get a lot of people coming to us for, but there's just a lot of stuff that you can do here. And a little bonus I'll give you too is like, there's this little Claude Code or Claude Chrome extension and You're going to need that for when you're running Cowork, Claude Code, and Claude, because you're going to need it to sometimes take control of your browser. So that's another thing that you need to keep in mind. So what I would say is kind of in this, because we're on number 3 right now, is a lot of this stuff can be overwhelming. I would just say that you want to take it day by day each time. You're not going to build greatness within a day, right? It's just not going to happen like that. It's going to take you probably weeks to do so because December 2025, when this got a lot crazier, like that's when these models got got insane. You know, thankfully a lot of people are on break, right? And so I would say if you can put in 7 to 14 days of focused work on this, maybe you're blocking out your Fridays or something like that just to do this. I would say that that's going to take you a long way, right? Because again, look at all the stuff you can do. The possibilities are, in my mind, literally endless. I just look at this as literally you're, you're, you're, you have these superpowers in your hands now. So look, we covered Claude, we covered Claude MCPs. These are the connectors over here. We covered the skills, which I just showed you a moment ago, and you can literally make whatever skill that you want. And now we're going to move over to Claude Cowork. All right. So we're actually now in the Claude app. So this is the Claude app over here. And I wouldn't say I've played a ton with Claude Cowork because I use Claude Code quite a bit, but Claude Cowork was built off of Claude Code. They want to make Claude Code, the abilities more accessible to people in the workspace. Right. And so here's a very simple one. I just said, hey, I want you to identify people to reach out to who are influential in the SEO space. It could be influencers, agencies to collect feedback on clickflow.com, which is our SEO software. Grab personalized messages and then email them from my Gmail. Let's start with 5 and then I can help you tweak. And so this is something I was running through in another tool recently. And if you check out my channel, you can see what that tool is. But the whole idea here is I want this general agent to do this work for me. And I want this to be able to pull from Claude Skills too, which I might actually just make another task right now. I want you to run the Dan Co. This is an ongoing task. Okay. So there's a lot that you can do with Claude Cowork. You can have a working folder here. You can. You know, draft messages to send out. You can have it make different, maybe financial models for you. You can connect all these other tools that you have over here, like Claude and Chrome, which is what I just mentioned earlier. And you have all these connectors. So I'm going to let that thing work, but imagine just you have multiple tabs with this thing working. The more context you give it, obviously the better. And so, you know, right now, look, so it has, it actually is pulling from the skills that I have over here. You can see it working. Before I dive into research and generate preview, let me clarify a few things to make sure this is tailored to you. So. This is me literally, I'm combining different things right now. So I saw something really interesting. I saw a good framework that on X that I watched on YouTube that I took the YouTube transcript and you can just search for YouTube transcript, you know, puller and you should find something on Google. And then I plugged that in here. I made it into a skill. Now it's asking me clarifying question. This is known as the ask user tool or ask user question tool. So, okay. What's your primary topic niche? Digital marketing growth. I would say, yeah, let's just focus on I would say it's like marketing and AI right now. Let's just call it that. Digital marketing and AI. Okay. Which creators on X do you want me to analyze for trending topics? X and YouTube. So I think Hormozi does a good job. Dan Coe does a good job. Let's just go with those 2 over here. What's your content video style? Direct. So I like to keep it actionable and that's what it is. So I didn't even ask it to ask me clarifying questions and it did that, right? So. Boom. Okay. It's going to do this. Let's see what it comes up with. But in the meantime, I'm going to show you work that was, that was previously done. Okay. So, so what type of, so it did, it did ask me clarifying questions here too. So we've got it. Product feedback, casual, friendly tone. Let me research. Is this working right now? So, okay. That does, I think it got stuck and then I told it to keep working. So a lot of these things are very much work in progress. So I can see ClickFunnels info now. ClickFunnels SEO content optimization that helps marketers run A/B tests on titles and meta descriptions. That's a little old, but These things down here we do do. And so now it's, it's look for these people here, the 5 influential people. So Mike King, I actually know him. So quick feedback on ClickFlow, fellow SEO tool nerd. Hi, Eric from Single Grain, following your work at Hyperin for a while. Your Moz contacts are always packed with gems. Okay. This is a nice way to, you know, tend to their, their ego, right? People like to hear that. I'm working on ClickFlow, SEO optimization, content optimization tools. Okay. We're trying to, so I might edit these a little bit. I haven't edited at all. And then Lily, I see her post quite a bit on X and it's pretty good stuff. I'm reading her takes on EAT and algorithm updates. You're one of the few people actually makes sense. This is actually exactly what I would say to her in the first sentence, because I do like the stuff that she puts out. Kevin Indig, I know, and let's see if this is accurate or not. So former SEO growth memo over here. Kevin, I've been a Growth Member subscriber for a while. So this is really good. I think the first sentence personalization is amazing here. And so I only asked it for 5 initially, but Let's say I want this to run weekly on Mondays at 9:00 AM, and I want a set of 10 per week because the other thing is, okay, these are good to me now. So this is— this now, like a lot of the work that we've done in the past is very task-oriented. And I want you to think about work as in the purpose of work. Now, the purpose of our company at least is to help people get more customers ultimately, right? When you think about that, you should be thinking about how you can continue to eliminate more and more tasks. That is the objective of, of this AI stuff and this video in general. It's to think about what stuff can you take off your plate, right? Because this is, this is number, number 4 right now, I think, where we're talking about coworking. So how should I source the 10 people per week? Auto-discover new people. You know, I would just say auto-discover new people, right? One at a time. I want to review these drafts one at a time. Should I track who's been contacted, avoid duplicates? Yes. Maintain a log. Okay, great. Like I didn't, you get what I mean? Like you don't need to learn how to code. This is built off of Claude Code. I'm giving you a preview of Claude Code right now, but I'm going to tell you Claude Code, learning how to use Claude Code, extremely powerful. Here's the issue. I can't schedule myself to run on Mondays. Quark doesn't have a built-in scheduler for recurring tasks. I can create a tracking schedule, save a master prompt. You can paste each. Okay. So does it seem like this could be on repeat right now, which is why you need something like a Claude Code, right? I would just say, can you set up the prompt for me to run this in Claude Code so we can have this happen? Automatically on Mondays, right? So now I can carry this over to Claude Code if I wanted to. And maybe this is the limit of where this is right now, but I think this is going to continue to get better and better over time where you can just probably run it all in here. Now, as we do that, so Claude would like to create. Okay. So while it does that, what I'm doing over here now is, by the way, this is my first time, I think, running this, this content repurposing skill like this. So here's the full list of trending topics. So trending topics right now. So from Dan Coe, what's working? Life reset protocol format. So his viral X article got 477K views. I think it's more than that. Long-form articles on X. So what's working? So I actually need AI plus marketing trends, timely hooks, zero-click search expansion, organic traffic down 15 to 64%, authority-first marketing, repurpose content ideas. So this to me, I think we need to refine it more because it's, I want to see the formats that have actually worked. I want it to be more specific. So watch, I'll dictate it using my dictation app right now. In this case, it's SuperWhisper. I want to, I want this to be more specific here in terms of showing me the frameworks that have worked. I want to see the packaging that has worked, the headline that's worked for YouTube. I want to see the headline that's, that's sorry. I want to see the headline and I want to see the thumbnail as well. And then I want to build off of that because I feel like what you have right now is a little bit too, it's a little bit too generic and I want to build off of things that work and I want to understand kind of the psychological patterns here. Okay. So I'll put that in there, right? And ask it to be more specific. And then you can see, I can just keep going back and forth now. So again, I am working with this. I'm not offloading my thinking, but I'm working with it to help refine my thinking overall. And that's how you should be thinking about it for not just content, but really anything that you do. You're right. That was too— obviously it's going to agree with me, right? So it's very sycophantic. If it's a sycophant, right? I think that's what we call it. But actually. On, so I'm going to let it work, but then, you know, I want to actually move on to this over here. So like, so anyway, I mean, look, this is what Claude Cowork has created here. And there's this outreach tracker, these things over here. I can basically carry this over to Claude Code and it sets up a cron job to run on autopilot. And by the way, like I'm looking at my other screen right now and I can see that Claude Code is actually researching. So let me show you this real quick. So. My other task where it's, I'm asking the content repurposer skill to be more detailed, it actually pulled up a Chrome instance and it's using the Claude extension and it's actually looking through, it's scanning through Danco's recent pages to look at the packaging that I was talking about, right? So it's actually doing the work of, it's just handling the task overall. Okay. Real quick. If acquiring customers has been a struggle for you and you are trying to figure out how AEO works, answer engine optimization, or the new version of SEO. How paid works, how all this AI stuff is going to play into your customer acquisition strategy, then check out my ad agency Single Grain. It's singlegrain.com, and if it looks like it's a good fit, we'll help you with a free marketing plan. So again, go to singlegrain.com and we'll see you on the other side. Okay, so now we are on to level 5, second to last one. This is Claude Code. And so what's going on over here is I have Cursor open. So Cursor is an IDE, it's a development environment that you can use. Okay, just think of it that way. Claude Code is an agentic coder that can allow you to build things. Now I don't want to let that word Claude Code dissuade you. What you should be thinking about is Claude Code allows you to build anything. Anything you imagine, you can now build it yourself. Almost anything, right? Any app. The barrier to learning how to code, that barrier is going away. That enables someone who's creative like yourself to do almost anything you want. So let me give you an example here. So if we look at the very right side of my screen, okay, the very right side of my screen, this is me asking Claude Code. I've plugged in my analytics. I've plugged in my Gong. I've plugged in my Ahrefs, which is the SEO tool that we use. And so all I've asked over here is I said, hey, based on what all of our customers or prospects have been talking about in sales calls the last few months using Gong, what are the primary keywords? Like, what are they looking for exactly? And what keywords are actually trending up and to the right? And so what it identified is a lot of people are looking for AEO, GEO services, right? So answer engine optimization, generative engine optimization. And it said, hey, these are the ones to go after over here. Here's the expected output. Here's what we should be going for. Here's the strategy, right? And then basically it gave me a .md file with the strategy. And then from there, you know, I actually, I've ran this programmatic SEO skill that I have. And then it said, hey, we should be going for these keywords over here. Here's the compressed timeline. Here's the implementation costs, right? Here's like, the numbers are a little off here, but the whole idea is that I can get these strategies up pretty quickly. It can also make the content for me so it can identify what's wrong with my website. It can create the strategy and then it can, if you want it to do the work and even publish the drafts to your CMS, in this case, we use WordPress. You want to publish it there. You can do that using the MCPs that you have. And so my point of showing you all this too is I can also make ads in here too. And so literally what I've done, and it wasn't like the best ad in the world that I've made, but literally I made a video, like a 30-second ad using Remotion. And let me actually show you what this looks like real quick. So, so in Claude Code using natural language, I was able to build this. Now, is this the best thing in the world? No, it's not. Right. But this is. Using a simple prompt. Like if I continue to refine this over an hour or 2, 3 hours or so, I can make a video if I want to very quickly. And now we can spin these things up very, very fast. Right. And so this is pulling from different screenshots that we have, and you can add, you can add music if you want, things like that. So I didn't give this much direction and it just made this. Imagine if I spent time refining this. This is the power of Claude Code. You can build almost anything that you want. And so again, you don't need to learn how to code to do this stuff. You just need to have that sense of bias to action and that high agency. There's so much that you can do here. There's literally, I made a deal manufacturer that looks at all of my LinkedIn connections and it looks at anybody that has changed a job recently. And I use this to surface a meeting with Google. And I'm meeting with that Google guy later this week, Friday, just for lunch. And I actually happened to know him, but we hadn't talked for a very long time, but he actually happens to handle partnerships at Google. And he actually invited me to speak at one of their events, right? So you can have Claude Code look for angles, you can have it understand what your personal goals are, what your company goals are, and just imagine any strategy that you want to run, you can literally create the strategy for you. And you can have these things run on repeat. And so the things that you saw me make earlier, where I, maybe I want the content repurposer skill to run on a daily basis or a weekly basis, a lot of these tasks that you shouldn't be doing, you know, the programmatic SEO stuff, you literally, you can have it generate content for you or look for opportunities. You can have all these things just constantly working for you, right? You can have it generate sales opportunities for any deals that have stalled out. You can revive those deals and bring them up to your sales team. Or if you don't even want to go to your sales team on it, you can just have it follow up for you on its own, right? And you look at this, it might look really overwhelming. Like I have 4 different sections over here, but it really isn't that bad. Like, yes, again, it's going to be frustrating in the beginning, But that's why most people, 99.9% of people won't touch this. But if you do, if you can get over that hump, guarantee you're going to be a lot more successful and a lot more ahead in these next year. I'd say over the next year or 2. I'll give you like another example of here. Like I use this to really level up the copy that we have on our ClickFlow homepage. And you can see, not for this one, but it reviewed content that we have. Okay. So this is copy for our homepage and the original copy was So, so now it's why the best SEO teams stopped writing content. Originally it was continuous SEO, right? That helps you continue to grow your SEO. But then the subheadline here is like, you know, the best content, the best SEO teams, they didn't quit SEO, they automated it. ClickFunnels plans from your data, writes in your voice, and optimizes automatically. And then there's more credibility and things like that. So it pulls a lot of these psychological frameworks that I've used. And so you can see I'm pulling it from David Ogilvy, Claude Hopkins, Robert Cialdini, Eugene Schwartz. These are all marketing books that I've read in the past. And all I would say is when you're able to pull these frameworks in here and constantly use it to optimize what you have and use different skills, like if I wanted to use programmatic SEO, like there's a, there's, there's like different CRO skills that I have, programmatic SEO skills that I have that I can use in here. You're able to do a lot of things that you otherwise would have thought was not possible. So for example, if I was doing SEO work for a client today and I didn't have CRO skills, literally what I could do is I can, I can create a Claude skill. To pull different CRO frameworks, make the skill for me, and then just invoke that whenever I want to do the, the, to do the CRO work. And that's literally how I improved the sales page, the, the page copy that we have instead of having to look for all these frameworks on my own and spend days or weeks figuring this out and then getting it live. Right. And then if you want to push it live, you can go ahead and do that. So that is Claude Code. And those of you that are wondering right now, if you want to learn how to use Claude Code, very, very simple, simple, but not easy. Go to X, open up Grok, use Grok because Grok knows it's trained on all of X's content and ask who are the best people to follow with Claude Code, who makes it accessible, easy to learn. Watch their videos on X, watch their videos on YouTube, read the literature that's out there. And then ultimately what you got to do is you got to start doing. Okay. Once you start doing, you're going to like just continue to watch where maybe you're running into roadblocks, search how you can solve those roadblocks. Claude Code can help you solve those roadblocks. itself and go from there. All right. So last but not least, level 6. So that was level 5. Level 6 is Claude, like a claw. What I want to call out with Claude is it's like a, it's like a little lobster logo, right? And then all these people you can see on X right now, they're posting about how they bought these Mac Minis. Literally, if you search and then if you look at Google Trends, the Mac Mini trends, at least for as of this recording, it's skyrocketing, right? The reason for that is because people are buying these Mac Minis because they want these computers ran locally. that are trained on all of their data, meaning that maybe they're trained on your Claude.md files, your goals and things like that. And then it can execute for you from anywhere. So people are posting about when they're going to sleep, they're waking up, Claude has done a bunch of work for them that has inched them closer to their goals. And sometimes Claude will even be funny and draw a picture of themselves just so they know who they're working with. So it kind of becomes like a virtual friend as well. But imagine that You know, you can basically run your device from anywhere in the world. And it's what I just showed you on my screen. That's Claude Code, but it can run all of that. You can have it optimize landing pages and you can actually have it do for you. So I would say that Claude Code, you're still very much involved and you're still very much, you know, kind of making decisions with the computer. But in this case, when you're using Claude, I believe this is the first instance of having something that's kind of working very autonomously. And this is still very early innings right now, but It's like, this is kind of what it feels like potentially to have a fully autonomous AI working for you. People like to align it with artificial general intelligence. And I'm like, man, I didn't expect this type of stuff to get there. Like, I didn't expect to even have these Claude code powers in the last, you know, really last 4 weeks or so. And I feel like I've become, you know, infinitely faster. But if you wanted to put a number on it, maybe I'm 25 to 30 times faster because I could never code before. I can build whatever I want now. Obviously, you don't want to just do that. You want to make sure that you're Just because you can build anything doesn't mean you should build everything. So you want to make sure you prioritize too. But now that you add in Claude with a D, right, you now have the ability to have multiple autonomous agents. That's why there's pictures of people with 12 of these Mac Minis on X. If that's the case, if you have 1,000 of these working, they know your working style. And plus it has memory as well. So it understands how you make decisions over time too. And it understands your goals and it's constantly getting updated on your goals and you're constantly talking to it, really sky's the limit. And so, you know, if you're 25 to 30 times faster, at least for me, I asked Claude itself. I was like, hey, with this framework over here, because I was strategizing with Claude Code, I was like, how much faster am I going to be with this? And it's like, you're going to add a 5x to a 10x multiplier. So if I was 25 times faster, you know, I could be 250 to 300 times faster. And this is just the very beginning of all this, right? That's why I'm saying you got to jump on this stuff right now. And if you enjoyed this video, by the way, You could check out this next video over here on why Claude Code specifically is going to make you filthy rich. There's even more there to check out. I think it's, it's more important to understand the nuances just to give you a couple more ideas that you can use. So go check it out over there and I'll see you in that video.