Claude code is, like, crazy.

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Why it worked

The video uses a high-tech, visually stimulating interface to capture attention and provides a concrete, dollar-denominated success story to prove the tool's value.

Summary

The creator demonstrates an AI tool that functions like a living brain by connecting data points and identifying patterns. He contrasts this with Obsidian, highlighting how his tool's ability to analyze information led to a tangible increase in sales.

Structure

1Introduction to the AI tool
2Comparison with Obsidian
3Explanation of the neural network
4Demonstration of pattern recognition
5Real-world business result

Product placement

The video features a screen recording of the KYCOAI interface, which is the primary subject of the demonstration.

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We built an AI brain that actually fires neurons, watches your screen, remembers everything, and notices patterns in real time. There’s still a lot of work to do, but the possibilities are endless with this. #claudecode #claude #grok @KYCOAI

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CLAUDE CODE

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Claude code is, like, crazy. You've been using AI recently, you likely know about Obsidian. Obsidian's just, it's a brain. It stores files, holds notes, you put stuff in it and it sits there. It doesn't actually think. Um, so we built a real brain, right? It has real neurons firing. You feed it information. It doesn't just sit there. It starts connecting things on its own. You put, you know, stuff into it from last week and it will start connecting stuff that you're putting into there, you know, today. And it gets smarter every day without you having to do anything. You know, we literally fed it all of our sales data and it found a pattern in our clothes that we did not see. Change one thing in the process and literally made an extra $6,000 last week. Obsidian probably would not have done that for us.