u/Weak-Neck-5126

Been using this for a few weeks now. Paste this in and replace the bracketed parts:

"Build me a client intake form for a [type of business]. I need to collect: name, email, budget range, project description, timeline, and how they found me. After they submit it should show a confirmation message that says [your message]. Store everything in a table I can view and export. Make it look clean and professional. No extra fields."

Takes about 3 minutes. The form it builds actually looks good.

After it's done ask it: "now add a dropdown for budget range with these options: [your ranges]" and it updates it on the spot.

If anyone wants the version I use for real estate clients specifically just say so in the comments. (you can use it for other niches as well)

I keep seeing everyone saying Claude has super low limits. and yeah sometimes it’s a bit crazy I won’t lie

but also it’s in the way you are using Claude.

kinda like surviving a week on the sea with nothing else than two glasses of water and 3 burgers

if you just eat all of it the first 12 hours you’re not going to make it

same thing with Claude.

so here’s 5 ways to get more out of claude

1 mega prompts

if you keep asking Claude ”can you do this” then “can you do that” and etc etc it has to respond to each one.

but if you ask it can you do 1, 2, 3 it’ll be easier for Claude and itll give you more compact answers.

2 oga booga language

”why say many words when few words do trick?”

if you’re doing something that doesn’t require complex wording, just have Claude talk to you like a cave man?

why have Claude yap a bunch when it could’ve just said “done”?

3 turn off features

if you use extended thinking opus 4.7 on asking what time it is, you’re going to run out of tokens quick

so turn off what you dont need and turn it on when you do

4 generally keep it short

claude is not your buddy, you dont need to say thanks or “YES! It worked!” Small stuff like that adds up

i get it, its your usage do whatever you want with it. But if youre trying to save usage, dont talk with Claude for a long time

5 be specific

don’t say “Claude help me make the design better”

how? Where? what is better?

if you don’t tell claude all of these things, then it has to use tokens to figure it out

so help him

hopefully this helped and you get more usage out of claude because it is genuinely one of the most powerful tools of our time

i I have a shit load of other tips but if I’m honest I dont wanna type em all out, so if you want more let me know maybe I’ll make a follow up in the comments or something

peace

if you don’t know the book of Elon a book written by Eric Jorgenson (same guy who wrote the Naval Almanack)

he spent 5 years pulling Musk's most useful frameworks from interviews, tweets, and podcasts. I read it twice because the first time I missed half of it.

this is what I though where the best bits

First-principles (I know I know)

if you’re a fan of Elon youve heard this 1m times but let’s be honest

Everyone talks about it. Nobody actually does it. The SpaceX example hit me hard rockets cost $65M. Musk asked what rockets are actually made of. Raw materials came out to roughly 2% of the market price. The other 98% was unchallenged assumptions baked in over decades. So he built his own. That's the move. Don't accept the price of something. Decompose it.

"The Algorithm" needs to be tattooed somewhere

Five steps, in this exact order:

1. Question every requirement and it must have a person's name attached, not a department
2. Delete anything you can (if you're not occasionally adding things back, you're not deleting enough)
3. Simplify and optimise
4. Accelerate
5. Automate this comes LAST

Most people do it backwards. They automate first and wonder why nothing improves. You're just locking in a broken process faster.

Purpose is a cheat code for attracting talent

The missions Musk picks multiplanetary civilisation, sustainable energy aren't just marketing. They're gravitational. The best engineers in the world took pay cuts to work at SpaceX and Tesla because the mission was bigger than the salary. Companies built on purpose compound. Companies built on quarterly targets don't.

if anyone wants any other good reads I got some just lmk

(read Elon musk Walter Isaacson if you haven’t already)

Step 1 Scrape Reddit for trending content Set up an n8n Reddit node pointed at subreddits in your niche (r/LifeProTips, r/stories, r/AITA, etc.). Filter by "Hot" or "Top/24hr" so you're always pulling what's already proven to be engaging.

Step 2 Send posts to Claude Opus 4.7 for rewriting Pipe the Reddit titles and body text into an n8n HTTP node calling the Anthropic API with claude-opus-4-7. Prompt it to rewrite the content as a punchy, scroll-stopping TikTok script with a hook, 3 key points, and a CTA.

Step 3 Generate slide visuals Take Opus 4.7's output and send each point to a design API like Canva, Adobe Express, or a custom HTML-to-image renderer. Each slide = one bold sentence, clean background, large text.

Step 4 Stitch slides into a video Since TikTok only accepts video uploads (not carousels via API), use an n8n node to call FFmpeg or a service like Creatomate to combine your slides into a short MP4 with transitions and background music.

Step 5 Auto-post to TikTok Use n8n's TikTok node or an HTTP request to TikTok's Content Posting API to upload the finished video on a schedule: peak times like 7am, 12pm, and 7pm in your target timezone.

How do you make amazing designs? well opus is getting really good at that so i dont wanna babble on giving you a full guide here but if you really want to hear about it comment "design" and I'll send you my doc i made.