How I AI

"So I'm going to swap over to Cursor here. I have in this just like your classic plans folder."

"Cursor has background agents. You know everything has you you codeex you can kick off online."

"Cursor is my favorite way to code with AI. Whether I'm using plan mode to build out an ambitious feature, reviewing AI generated diffs right in my editor"

"these notifications will also disappear on my Slack"

"We do a lot of our customer support through Slack. We have external channels with our customers."

"So, I'm in a Slack channel. It's called Steve Klisky Robots-Clare."

"Let me go over to Slack and you can see me interacting a little bit with my OpenClaw."

"when in Slack in Chrome and hovering over a message that has focus"

"So, I have a shortcut in Slack. If I hit control shift D on any message, it's going to pop up and go off and describe that image for me"

"The process itself of building this was very much prompt driven, I'll say, chatting in Slack and saying, hey, wouldn't it be nice if we had a hub for this"

"imagine triggering a task like this from your phone, from Slack, from v0.app"

"I think of my OpenClaw agents as employees and I would never go into their email and be like how are they doing their work."

"So Sylvie is the OpenClaw who I've focused on homeschool content, curriculum generation, logging. She only has access to this family learning vault."

"I just take a picture of a snippet of that book and then I ask it to use Nano Banana Pro and I gave it the API key for that specific image generation model to my OpenClaw."

"OpenClaw finally allows me to get to because it's actually doing the heavy lifting... I want to be able to take photos of a lesson that I do and then just upload them and have the actual OpenClaw log the full lesson contents."

"I get the latest code across all these directories on the left-hand side of my VS Code"

"Every day my Claude gets a little bit better at helping me manage my time, helping me do work because it is observing what is really happening."

"I just made a skill called recording on. And basically when I do that, Claude, anytime it's going to pull up any identifying information, it just changes it before it puts it on my screen."

"we're going to ask Claude to help plan it. And along the way, it's going to interact with a bunch of different real third-party services"

"So you have actually named your clouds and then you give them instructions to listen to each other."

"I keep one Claude chat available here that is just all the feature ideas and I've given it a prompt to basically rank it in terms of time it'll think to build and the growth"

"So what Claude has is called slash commands. It's basically a glorified prompt. It has a name, a description, and then some instructions."

"Usually by just telling Claude to do that."

"Claude is very eager sometimes and maybe jams things in there without thinking about the bigger picture."

"I've been building that up where if I'm working with this and something goes wrong, I would essentially hop into the place where I have these skills and say, 'Here's what happened. Give me a suggestion on how to improve this skill so this doesn't happen again.'"

"I've played around with this tool to basically give Claude these JSON files. And there's a whole set of skills I've built around this that Claude code can use to write these out."

"I have a Claude project that has a bunch of instructions on just how to log this data, where should it log, and then I can go in and actually select that project."

"I chose sonnet 45. You can also kind of use cloud code with your own subscription or through API. I chose to use it through API because I wanted to see how much I was spending on cloudbot."

"you can easily set up aliases for things like setting the default model for Claude"