Claude Opus 5.5 reverse-engineered my monitor... 1 photo + 1 prompt = Claude drives the whole screen: ads switched off, bloat gone, apps from GitHub, and it plays any video on command here’s the full guide step by step: step 1 → put your Mac and your screen on the same Wi-Fi step 2 → open Claude Code, attach a photo of your screen’s Settings → About page, paste the prompt below step 3 → Claude reads the model and figures out what it runs step 4 → tap “Allow” on the screen once. That’s the last time you touch anything step 5 → Claude backs up every setting first, then shows you the cleanup plan. You say yes or no step 6 → it installs an open-source app straight from GitHub and opens YouTube to play whatever you name the result: my monitor now takes orders from my terminal. It’s stupidly simple p.s. you watch every key press happen live on the screen. Ridiculous to sit back and watch Prompt below. Bookmark it before you lose it: xitter.cf/humzaakhalid/status/21…

F*ck YES... I made a prompt that edits viral Instagram Reels without filming a single frame the shift: Higgsfield generates your AI presenter → Claude Code cuts, captions and sound-designs the whole reel here's 3 step guide: step 1 → open Claude Code in a reel-studio folder and paste the prompt image (it installs the free claude-youtube-editor + Higgsfield skills for you) step 2 → add your free AssemblyAI + ElevenLabs keys, then drop your 30-second script into chat step 3 → approve 3 things: the credit quote, the cut (cuts.json) and the sound cue sheet the result: a captioned, on-brand reel with animations and sound effects, made in one terminal while you only write the script... Paste it now. Then read article below to master the full pipeline: xitter.cf/humzaakhalid/status/21…

Prompt: You're my home-network technician, working from this computer. My own smart TV / smart monitor on my own home Wi-Fi. A photo of it (or its Settings → About screen) is attached. I'll press the remote buttons you tell me and tap "Allow" on the screen once. After that, you drive. You're authorized to use only the device's official local controls: ADB for Android TV, Google TV and Fire TV, or Samsung's local remote-control API and Developer Mode for Samsung Tizen screens. Every change must be reversible. 1. You're connected and controlling the screen from this computer 2. Ads and bloat are switched off 3. One open-source app is installed from its official GitHub release 4. One command opens YouTube and plays a video I name, while I watch each step happen on the screen Phase 1: Identify Read the model from the photo. Tell me the OS and which control route you'll use. If it supports neither route, tell me what its official local-network control allows and stay inside that. Phase 2: Connect Install any tools from official sources only. Tell me exactly what to press on my remote to turn on developer mode or debugging, and how to find the screen's IP. If the connection is refused, try pairing mode. On macOS, "No route to host" usually means the terminal needs Local Network access: grant it and retry. Phase 3: Snapshot Before changing anything, save the app list, the current value of every setting you'll touch, and the undo command for each, into one file. Phase 4: Propose Show me the cleanup as a table (change / why / undo) and wait for my OK. - Android: disable (never uninstall) ad, recommendation, feedback and demo apps. Animation scales to 0.5. Private DNS: dns. adguard-dns. com - Samsung Tizen: switch off ad, recommendation and viewing-info options in Settings. Manual DNS: 94.140.14.14 and 94.140.15.15 - Hands off: live-TV and provider apps, the launcher, Play Services, keyboard and input services, firmware, and anything you can't identify. Phase 5: Install Official GitHub releases only. On Android, for example, the TV Bro browser. On Samsung, only apps built for Tizen, installed through Developer Mode. Phase 6: Drive Use real key presses so I see every step. Check the screen (screenshot, uiautomator dump, or running-app state) before pressing OK. Screenshots of a playing video come back blank because of DRM; that's expected. Handle the "Who's watching?" profile screen. Phase 7: Log Run a live monitor that prints each command with a timestamp and shows device logs only while a command runs. Phase 8: Hand over End with a one-page cheat sheet of commands and the full undo list. When a step doesn't need me, keep going. Never type a password or sign in for me. No rooting, flashing or jailbreaking. No pirate apps or sites.

Claude Code is the most dangerous video editor right now... It lets your AI agent create, cut and caption a full Reel If you set it up right, you never film a single frame In this article, I show you how:

Every AI tool you need to quit your 9-5 in 2026: Claude Opus 5.5 (your strategist) Cursor + Composer 2.5 (your engineer) Google AI Studio (your prototyper) Claude Cowork (your operations lead) Grok Bots (your sales + marketing) Meta Muse (your personal assistant) Typefully (your social media manager) Nano Banana (your art team) Notion (your office) Substack (your storefront) The guts to post daily Zero doom scrolling 10 hires. ZERO payroll.

Here's the full 6-page research note: aiinpublic.com/ PDF LINK :app.notion.com/p/Seven-Ways-… All 7 lanes, the prices I'd charge, the trap that kills each one, and the free Lane Picker prompt

Making money with AI is the most misunderstood skill of 2026 The issue is, almost nobody picks ONE lane and sticks with it So I tested 7 ways people get paid with AI and turned it into a 6-page research note Here's the fast roadmap: step 1 → sell $300 AI audits step 2 → set up Claude for founders step 3 → ghostwrite posts for $800/month step 4 → pre-sell before you build step 5 → send 20 messages daily The complete 6-page blueprint is below:

AI is the fastest way to make money online in 2026. But most people are still stuck at $0. Here are 7 ways people are actually getting paid with AI, ranked by speed to first dollar:

Claude is the best employee on the internet right now It reads your inbox, writes in your voice, and works while you sleep The issue is, almost NOBODY sets it up the right way So I tested 21 rules on my own work for weeks, and turned the ones that made the cut into one playbook Here's the full roadmap to make Claude work like a full-time hire: step 1 → match the model: Sonnet 5.5 for everyday work, Opus 5.5 for hard calls, Haiku 5.5 for fast repetitive jobs step 2 → stop the guessing: "Before you start, ask me the 3 questions that would most change the result. Wait for my answers." step 3 → define done: a checklist you can verify in 5 seconds, like "under 120 words, one clear ask" step 4 → ban made-up numbers: "If you can't find a price, date, source, or number, write 'Not found.'" step 5 → make it argue with you: ask for the 3 strongest reasons your plan could fail, no softening step 6 → build one Project per job: newsletter, clients, research, personal, each with its rules written once step 7 → teach it your voice: upload 3 pieces you wrote and ask for a voice guide that keeps your rough edges step 8 → turn repeat work into skills: anything you've explained 3 times runs the same way every Monday step 9 → connect your apps: Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Notion and Slack, with one line: "Don't send anything." step 10 → give it a morning job: a scheduled task every weekday at 8 AM that stays quiet when nothing changed and keeps a log step 11 → keep the send button: Claude asks before it sends, deletes, spends money or does anything you can't undo The result: a chatbot you re-explain every morning becomes an employee that reads, drafts and reports while your laptop is closed It's built for the beginner who uses Claude like a search bar AND the power user ready for Claude Code The complete 21-rule Claude Employee playbook is below: