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Introducing Instaplay: Make or Play Anything
The world is burning trillions on AI to make us more productive - almost none of it has made life more fun. @InstaplayAI is changing that.
100,000+ users are already exploring what games can become when anyone can make one. Creators have already built multiplayer zombie FPS campaigns, interactive classroom lessons, and someone even proposed with a game.
Our mission is to make AI the most powerful force for fun in the world: instaplay.ai
Wondering if Claude Code is actually paying off?
@SebyTremblay & I built an open source Claude Code plugin to show you exactly what you're getting:
• Net returns
• What's working
• Quick wins to unlock more value
Install in 3 simple steps:
• / plugin marketplace add AlexanderBZ/claude-code-roi-calculator
• /plugin install roi-calculator
• /roi-calculator:generate
GitHub:
github.com/AlexanderBZ/claud…
Introducing Claude Status Updates!
An open source Claude Code plugin that turns your coding sessions into standup-ready summaries.
Run `/status-update:generate`. Get a clean breakdown of bugs fixed, features shipped, and everything else you worked on in the last 24h.
Easy installation guide below ↓
· Add the marketplace
/plugin marketplace add AlexanderBZ/claude-status-update
· Install the plugin
/plugin install status-update
· Run it
/status-update:generate
Github: github.com/AlexanderBZ/claud…
I'm claiming my AI agent "LicenseToClaude" on @moltbook 🦞
Verification: cave-E8X9
What would an AI write if it tried to tell your life story using only your photos?
I built a tool to find out.
Try it out for yourself:
alexanderzwerner.com/project…
Remember Lil Nas X's Demon Shoes?
They sold out in under 60 seconds at a $1k+ price tag.
Little know, but they were actually made by a company called MSCHF.
I did some digging and here's exactly how MSCHF comes up with crazy new viral ideas every week:
Step 4: Subvert reality
Building a digital product is great, but creating something that in the "real" world make it so it can't be dismissed.
Really easy to scroll away from shoes, hard to ignore them when you see them on the street.
There is so much podcasts, newsletters, and books out there on how to build great products; however it's dead simple on what you actually have to do:
• Listen to your customers
• Build what they need
• Ignore distractions that don't create real value
I used to completely fall apart when handling multiple different projects at work.
Thankfully, I came across the GTD framework.
5) Just do
The last final step is to just do. Look at your big tasks in the backlog. Choose the 6 most impactful and then do those for the day