Claude workflow one shots everything

Claude workflow one shots everything. This is AI built for the entire United States. It was a 10-week program. Every week you're given a project at the beginning of the week, you have by Sunday to turn it in. And if you don't do it, you're kicked out. And here's the Claude workflow that I used to get through those 10 weeks. Right now I have this broken down into a three-step process and the last one is where you're going to get the most efficiency gain. All right, first and foremost, Claude. If you're not already paying for it, do it. Even the $20 a month plan is good. And then you can set up Claude code, which is essential for this. Obviously, you can use, you know, if you're an OpenAI guy, you can use that as well, but I recommend Claude. So with that, I use Claude code through the VS Code terminal. All of this will be in a document at the end of the video. And in that terminal, I have something called a VPS setup, virtual private server. It's basically a computer that's hosted elsewhere, meaning that when I'm coding, I can close my laptop and the, since, you know, it's hosted elsewhere, it'll continue to do the, the work. So if I set up a task to work for an hour, it'll do that even if I have my laptop closed. And on top of that, since I'm working on four to five different projects at the same time, I have something called Herder, but you can also do something called Tmux, which basically allows you to have multiple tabs in one terminal. So from here, you now have Claude set up in a terminal with multiple tabs set up in that terminal. And the biggest efficiency gains are now by installing these open source repositories globally. So the first one is Gastown. It's incredible. It's very simple, but it's an agent orchestration flow. Even if you don't understand it, I recommend trying it. You are going to get significantly better results and you will be one-shotting way more projects because of it. The next thing is called Playwright. It's an MCP. It gives vision over, uh, gives the coding agent vision over anything browser-based. And then third is a Grill-me skill. Super simple workflow, but this Grill-me skill is made for the planning. So as you're in the planning phase, uh, which is the most important part of the process, that is, uh, what that skill is for. So basically it helps you plan it out. Again, this is a relatively simple workflow, but it works so well for me and I'm able to one-shot pretty much everything that I do. I almost forgot. So for those of you who are on the $20 a month plan, there's a tool called Ponytail, cuts your costs like crazy, and I honestly recommend it for anyone. I just made a document explaining all this, comment workflow and I'll send it to whoever.