I'm going to show you the exact content

system I'm using right now to generate

$70,000 per month. And I am doing this

with no team, just using Claude code. I

built a system that finds what to post

every single morning based on what's

trending in my niche. It literally

writes the content for me, then

critiques itself. It builds everything I

need to film, and it posts to every

single platform hands-free on autopilot.

And all of this runs under one tool with

30 plus commands, six different services

in one command line interface. The tool

is called Claude Code. And I have been

using this the last 2 months and it's

genuinely changed my life with

everything it's able to do for me. Not

only am I harnessing the power of Claude

code, but I'm actually using different

applications and APIs and MCP servers

directly under that. For example, I'm

using Appify and Blot. Appify does the

research and the scraping for me. Blot

autopublishes and creates the posts for

me. And in this video, I'm going to show

you the exact setup I'm using. And by

the end, you're going to see why Agentic

Workflows are the future of how we work.

Otherwise, you will get left behind. So,

without further ado, I'm going to show

you this system now. All right, guys.

So, I have this huge diagram here that I

actually generated using Claude Code, of

course. And let me break this down. This

is essentially my system I'm using right

now to make $70,000 per month through my

content business. And I'm going to show

you each of these right now. So, first

of all, we have our discovery engines.

This is what finds what's trending for

us. So you can see right here, it finds

what's trending before anyone else. We

have these different slash commands. So

essentially inside of Claude code, I

just type in morning and what it will do

is it will give me a daily AI briefing

with the top three script opportunities.

And this runs every single morning

automatically when I hit this morning

command. From there, I have a trending

command that actually searches eight

plus AI categories, scores and ranks

different topics, and then creates a

viral potential score based on all of

those. Then you know for YouTube I have

the same thing. We scrape all of my

competitors on YouTube finds the

different keywords and basically

analyzes things that I should make

content about that day. Along with this

we also have all of these data sources

here. So inside of cloud code we are

able to search real-time AI news. We use

ampify scrapers which I'm going to show

you how I'm using in this video. We have

tweet scrapers, YouTube scrapers,

content cue JSON, all of this stuff. And

then you can see right here this

actually creates winning patterns for my

short form content. For example, you

could see this as an example. Google

plus free equals massive engagement

based on my previous posts on Instagram.

And then also here's another one without

needing expensive thing also resonates.

Here's another one. New release plus

visual wow equals high shares. Anyways

guys, we don't need to dive into all of

this to understand like my content

system. But what we do need to

understand is how claude code can do all

of this for us without us needing to

necessarily know what's going on in the

back end. Moving on real quickly, I'm

just going to talk about the script

factory cuz this is really, really

important. I'm going to show you my

Instagram here. I grew from zero to

about 16,000 followers. Here we had this

video go viral. This is actually that

script that it says, hey, you know, that

is a winning hook style. Let's go ahead

and use more of that. Basically, our

script factory, we have multiple things

inside of here. So, if I use the command

script and then give a topic, it's going

to go ahead and automatically trigger a

very specific prompt that it's going to

generate in order for it to create a

script in my exact tone. Then, same

thing for hooks. It's going to actually

AB test five different hooks for me to

try out. And this is a big part about

this. We have a self-critique engine for

it gives me every single script for me

to actually approve. It's going to go

through and automatically check and say,

"Hey, is this good? Is this bad? If it's

bad, it's going to redo it." All that

stuff on autopilot. Then quickly I'm

going to talk about the full output. So

I get video scripts with YouTube tags,

B-roll links, captions, YouTube

descriptions, Google doc resources. So

essentially for my Instagram here, I say

like comment this and I'll send you a

resource. That resource is actually

created automatically with this claude

code system. And we have all these other

things. Again, I don't need to dive into

the nitty-gritty of all this. And then

we also have video production here,

which is, you know, super helpful for me

for YouTube. Then performance and

analytics. Again, it's able to analyze

my entire short form content after it's

posted. And it actually checks what's

working, what's not, and it saves all

this information to my local data inside

of my cloud code system. Then we can

publish and distribute this. So

essentially, you can see here that we

use Blot for auto posting. It's going to

automatically post my reels, my Tik

Toks, my YouTube shorts, Twitter posts,

LinkedIn posts, all of this stuff

directly inside of Claude Code. All

right, so moving on to Claude Code and

how I actually use this system. This is

Claude Code inside of Cursor. This is

where I personally actually want to use

this. And on the lefth hand side of my

screen here, you can see I have my

clawed code short systems command. This

is my command center. All of these

different commands here have specific

tasks. And this right here saves me so

much time. For example, if I want to

scrape my previous Instagram reel, what

I do is I simply just type in reel. And

this is going to check my latest

performance and give feedback. So, what

I'm going to do is I'm going to send

this off. It's going to go through and

look at my system overview. And what

it's going to do is it's going to look

at this real skill here, which I could

actually pull this up. And this is a set

of instructions that gets invoked every

single time I say command reel. So this

way I don't need to paste in this very

specific prompt every single time. Check

your latest re's performance and get

feedback. So it shows the purpose. It

shows the workflow. Use the appy scraper

to get the most recent post and it goes

ahead. It actually has this specific

actor which essentially just goes and

scrapes Instagram. That is what that

actor means. It pulls the captions, the

likes, the comments, etc. and compares

it to historical data. So, it's actually

referencing the top performing content

JSON file, which is basically a

database, a collection of all of the

previous performing videos that I've

scraped and then breaks down the hook

effectiveness, the script structure, the

call to action, topic fit, and then from

here, it's going to compare it to my

average views and break down what

exactly worked and what could be

improved here. And so, that right there

is the prompt. So, what I'm trying to

say here is for me to run that workflow,

all I have to do is come here and say

real and it automatically knows to go

scrape my last Instagram video and do

all those things for it. And just like

that, about 1 minute, 2 minutes later,

we have this output here. So, latest

real check post. Google just snuck seven

free AI features into your apps and

nobody is talking about them. This was

posted today about 6 hours ago. Looks

like, you know, it has a decent amount

of views. The engagement rate is okay.

This is the most important part. It's

breaking down what worked and what could

be improved. Because if you create short

form content or any content for that

matter, it's really important for you to

understand like what styles work for

you. So, I'm really trying to dial this

in before. This took me so much time

having to go through and make notes of

every single video. And you can see it

even gives me my recommendation for next

steps here. Let's say that we don't want

to have to look at this inside of

cursor. What I'm going to do is I'm

going to come to Claude Code and just

say, "Hey, this is amazing. Could you go

ahead and turn this into an HTML

dashboard in a Swiss Apple style design

for me to be basically see all this

information in one place so I can

understand everything about this

Instagram reel and how I could make it

better. So, I'm going to send that

prompt off and what it's going to do is

it's going to spin up a little vibecoded

interface that it's actually going to

open up in my browser over here. And so,

I'm going to let it do its thing and

we'll come back to that. All right. So,

take a look at this. I didn't even have

to open this up in my browser. Claude

code just automatically opened up this

HTML file that I could actually take a

look at and interact with. Real check

posted 6 hours ago. It breaks down the

hook and the caption. Breaks down the

views, the engagement rate, shows the

comment rate, the comment to like ratio,

all of this stuff. This is crazy. It

even shows comparisons to my previous

videos. So, the viral video that I have,

the other seven Google AI tools video,

it had 10,000 views at this point in

time, and this one has 1565. So, it

might not hit that same virality as that

last one. And it has a performance

benchmarks hook analysis. This is

probably the most important part here,

the analysis. So, it's breaking down

what worked, what could be improved.

It's saying that there is a content

overlap risk because I've covered some

of the same tools in my previous videos.

Features feel less new. Interesting.

Like, this is a really broken down and

thoughtful breakdown of this previous

video that I posted. And again, this was

done inside of Claude Code and simply,

you know, just using that one command

and then saying, "Hey, turn this into a

dashboard." Let me show you one more

thing here that could be pretty helpful

for you guys to see. So I have this

command that is one of my favorites to

use. Probably what it is is just

resource script. So let me just like

paste this in here. Resource script. And

so what this does is this builds a short

form script built around a resource, not

a tool. So what I mean by this, it's

going to find something that is just a

really compelling and interesting topic.

And then what I could do is I could then

use that as a resource for the video.

So, and say, "Hey, I just found this

free system prompt from this company. Do

you want it? If so, comment X and I'll

send it to you." And so, that

automatically gets scraped. And instead

of me having to like come up with the

idea for the video, it automatically

builds the like framing and the the

script and the idea for that video based

on this resource. It's just been the

best tool for me to make some of the

best content possible. All right, so I'm

going to show you real quickly the

resource that I found to show you

exactly what I mean. I'm going to show

you one more use case and then I will

show you how you can build something

similar like this out. So this is the

resource that I found a curated list of

25 free AI tools that directly replace

paid software subscription. It even

generated the script. I tested every

free AI tool out there. 25 of them

replace over $600 a month in paid

software. And that's great. The script

is great. But where is the resource? And

the resource is right here. It created

this markdown file. And I could go

through. It shows the design and images

tools, Adobe Photoshop, Chachabt image

editing, which is free. So, it has all

these different paid versions versus

these alternative versions here, which

is pretty cool. So, what I could do is I

could just like tell Claude Code to,

hey, turn that into a Google document,

and what it would do is it' go create a

Google document, share that link with

me, and then I could add that to my

Instagram real automation that

automatically like sends that to every

single one of the people that comments

for that resource. All right, so let's

talk about what happens when I post a

YouTube video. So, I built this system

inside of Cloud Code that will

automatically take that YouTube video

and potato turns that into five

different pieces of content on

autopilot. It reads the transcript of

the video and it rewrites that content

for every single platform on autopilot.

I don't have to touch it. Claude Code is

handling all this for me. So, it goes

from being one YouTube video to five

platform posts. This is a LinkedIn post,

Instagram reel, Tik Tok, X or Twitter

post and on threads as well. And one

thing to mention is it's not using the

same caption that's copy and pasted.

It's not just taking the YouTube

transcript and posting that on LinkedIn.

It's rewriting these each for each

platform based on the content style that

those platforms prefer. On top of all

this, it schedules them. It posts them.

All of this is done directly inside of

Blato inside of Claude Code. So, I'm

going to show you how to set this up now

and exactly how it works. All right. So,

I guess first things first, let me

actually go ahead and show you this in

action. So, I'm gonna open up a new

thing inside of Claude Code here, and

I'm gonna say, I want you to go and

scrape my last YouTube video, get the

transcript, and from that transcript, I

want you to create a LinkedIn post about

this video and what I talked about

inside of it. All right, so I'm going to

send that off to Claude Code. And now,

what it's going to do is it's obviously

going to scrape that YouTube video. And

what I should do, actually thinking

about it now, is I should just turn this

into a command. So, what I would say

after it goes ahead and does this is I'd

be like, "Hey, turn that into a

command." So, whenever I say scrape

YouTube, it automatically goes through

this process. And here we go. It's

looking through my YouTube. So, I'm just

going to submit that. Also, inside of

Cloud Code, I do suggest or inside of

cursor, I do suggest I would do whatever

you want to do, but I select bypass

permissions here. So, that way I don't

need to approve everything. It just

automatically runs on autopilot instead

of me having to like go through and

approve all this stuff. So, looks like

it found my last YouTube video here. So,

this is the most powerful AI app builder

I've ever used. So, it's downloading the

autogenerated subtitles for the video.

And guys, one thing I really want to

mention with Claude Code, I was scared

to begin using it cuz I was like, man, I

don't understand this interface. I don't

understand what it's doing. It looks

like it's doing so many complex things.

And the thing is, if you run into an

issue, you don't know how a specific

task should be done inside of Claude

Code, either ask it, "How do you do

this?" or just say, "Figure it out." And

I'm telling you, it sounds like the most

vibe coder thing ever. Like for example,

I did not know how to extract the

transcript from a YouTube video, but I

just said go and find a way to scrape

that and it'll go and find like an API

platform that does that for free, for

example. So, it's really good at just

going off and like iterating and working

through the best way to do something

until it actually figures out how to do

it. So, just like this, we now have this

LinkedIn post. So, we just hit a turning

point in AI app development. Okay, this

looks good. What I could do is I could

automatically just tell it to post this

right now. So, what I'm going to say is

I want you to actually use one of the

templates inside of potato that formats

this into a tweet and turns it into a

carousel post along with the caption of

the, you know, that you have here. Okay.

So, what I'm talking about here is let

me go over to potato and again I'm going

to show you how to actually enable this

and set this up yourself here shortly.

So, what I want to show you is the fact

that there's different templates in

here. So, some of these are okay, some

of them are really good. like this would

be great for like an infographic or

something or you know breaking news

something like that. These are pretty

solid but I really like this one right

here or you know I like this one even

more. So essentially what this is this

is a template like this tweet card. So

you've probably seen these types of

carousel posts on Instagram or Tik Tok

or LinkedIn all over the place. So what

I could do is I could either generate a

video or a post inside of potato but

since I'm using Claude Code and the MCP

inside of Claude Code which I'm going to

show you exactly how to set up I don't

need to go ahead and do this myself. So,

it's going to reference this and go

ahead and generate a tweet like this

based on that previous video that I just

scraped in again. And again, I don't

need to do anything aside from say

scrape my previous YouTube video and

turn it into a carousel post and post it

on LinkedIn and Tik Tok. So, what I'm

going to do is I'm going to come back

here. This is live in action now. So,

what it's doing is it's actually

creating this visual. And looks like the

carousel is ready to post. LinkedIn is

live. Tik Tok is processing. So, let me

go ahead and just go over to LinkedIn.

See if I actually see this posted. And

again, I'm going to show you exactly how

to do this. And boom, just like this, we

have this new LinkedIn post. So, we just

hit a turning point in AI app

development. For the past few years,

every AI builder created web apps,

things that run into a brow or run in a

browser, can't access your camera, etc.

That just changed, blah blah blah. Okay.

And then what it did is it even

generated these like tweet card styled

carousel posts breaking down what I talk

about in that video. So, again, this is

automatically pulled from my YouTube

post, my last YouTube video that I

posted. It went from this YouTube post

to this repurposing on LinkedIn as well

as Tik Tok. So, let me check Tik Tok

now. And just like that, we now have

this Tik Tok post here. All right. So,

what you're going to do to actually set

this up is you're going to go sign up

with a Blot account. I'm going to come

into my account here. And so, settings,

you're basically just going to log into

your accounts. So, I logged into my

LinkedIn and my Tik Tok. Extremely easy.

Right now, these are the only platforms

that I'm giving it access to. However,

you just simply just log in. It's very,

very simple to do. And then what you're

going to do in order to actually begin

using this inside of our cloud code is

we're going to come to API and we don't

even need to copy our API key. What we

do is they actually have an MCP server

now. So essentially we don't need to

like explain like oh you need to use

this you know the posting API all this

stuff. The MCP will know how exactly how

to use that. So, we're just going to

click on copy setup command and we're

going to come back to claude code or you

could see inside of here, we could even

use claude co-work as well, which is

another alternative for this. So, what

we do is we just paste this in. And I

already did this. What it's going to do

is it's literally going to go and set

this up entirely for you. And I don't

know what it does on the back end, but

it just works magic and, you know,

builds it in perfectly. And then you

could come here and just say, hey, what

can you do with the Blot MCP? And then

this will give us a good guide of like

everything that it could actually do for

us. And we could we could begin working

this into our system that we have built

out. Of course, what I have is a pretty

comprehensive system that is like an

entire content army of agents that is

tackling all these tasks for me. But you

could have it do something very simple

like, you know, if you write a blog post

manually and you like writing blog

posts, it could automatically just like

repurpose that into different content

for you on autopilot without you having

to manually do that yourself. So, for

example, you could see it can post stuff

for us. It could create posts, schedule

posts, create threads, it could generate

carousels, slideshows, YouTube

transcripts, it could scrape all this

stuff. So, it could do so many different

things. So, that is potato. If you want

to use it, there's going to be a link in

the description to do so. As for

pricing, I obviously want to show this

for you guys. So, you could have a 7-day

free trial and test this out yourself.

See if even something that's worth

considering. And then you have a starter

plan, creator plan, agency plan. Of

course, the agency plan is pretty

expensive. However, you know, I believe

the $29 per month plan should get you

pretty far. You could have 20 social

media accounts, etc., and up to 900 Tik

Tok posts per month. So, it could get

you really far and if you want to

automate your content, this is a great

way to do it for, you know, relatively

cheap way. Moving on to our last hack in

this video. So, what if AI could control

any of the apps that you're already

using? So, technically, we can do this

because we could connect to APIs, but

this does mean that we have OOTH set up

per app. We have token refresh logic. We

have all these different technical

things that will just be a massive

headache for us to actually go through

in order to actually set up the apps we

want to use. and we will have to pay per

service for every single app that we're

going to try to connect to. So the

solution for this that I personally use

is Zapier MCP. Think of this as a way

for your AI to use all the tools that

you already use directly. So inside of

Zap Your MCP, we have 8,000 plus app

integrations with over 30,000 plus

actions based on this one Zapier MCP

connection. It makes it extremely easy

to tap into these. So here is how it

works in our system, which is the really

important part. Cloud code. We obviously

have our commands, all of that stuff in

there. We have our specific skills that

we have in our system that's really

complex. And then we have Zapier MCP

that handles the connection to our app.

So, of course, we use potato, we set up

the potato mcp. However, that's just one

application that we are using. We had to

go and configure that manually. If we

want to connect any of the apps we use,

we're going to use a zap year MCP in

order to do that. Just it's going to

make our life so much easier. Here are

some of the things that it does in my

content system. When a new script is

done, you know, I'll just go to Cloud

Code and say, "Hey, I filmed it." Slack

automatically will ping my editor

because it has access to the Slack

application. When the video is posted,

it could actually go and log that video

into Google Sheets along with the

metric. So, it could call the command in

cloud code to go and analyze my video

and then automatically post that to

Google Sheets using the Zap Your MCP.

And if there's a new deal, then the

calendar event is created, a milestone

hit, you know, email the sponsor, all

that stuff based on just through Gmail.

These are all the things it could do. Of

course, can't cla code Code just call

APIs itself? Yes, it can. But it is an

absolute pain to have to set up every

single one of these apps you're using in

Claude Code. So, now that we talked

about this real briefly, I'm going to

show you exactly how you could plug this

into your system. Right now, what you're

going to do is you're going to come to

zapiermcp.com.

Actually, zapier.com/mcp.

There's going to be a link in the

description to do this. So, what we're

going to do is we're just going to click

on start building. Login or sign up to

an account if you don't already have

one. And then inside here, we're just

going to click on create new MCP server.

Then we could select whatever we want.

If we're using cursor, we could do that.

But I'm just going to click on cloud

code. And now for the fun part. We get

to select any of the apps that we want

to connect to. Let's say we want to give

Claude Code access to our Gmail. I'm

going to click on this. And I could

either select individually each of these

specific tasks that it could perform, or

I could just select all, and it's going

to select every single thing that Gmail

can do inside of Zapier, which is a lot

of different things. And now we have

that connected to our server. Then I

could come do the same exact thing for

Google Sheets as I mentioned earlier.

You know, we could automatically like

scrape the scripts that we have and or

the performance of the videos and add

that to Google spreadsheets. So I'm

going to go ahead and do that. Now, if

we use Slack or HubSpot as our CRM, I

could just instantly go here, select

tools, connect to HubSpot CRM, and done.

Just like that, we have that added. So

in order for us to connect this to

Claude Code, I'm just going to simply

click on connect. We need to obviously

have Claude Code installed. And then I'm

going to copy this command. I'm going to

come to Cloud Code and then say

literally I'm just going to give it that

command and it's going to go off and do

its thing and actually build in this MCP

server. All right, so let's summarize a

bit and kind of really understand what

it is that we have built out inside of

Claude code and how this work. It starts

with the Claude MD file. So we write our

rules with our tone and how we work. So

for example, right here is our

instructions. My business system rules,

always check CRM before outreach, use my

brand voice, all these different things.

So we craft this as we use this every

single day. We type one command and an

entire workflow runs. So I could write

trending and it will go scrape all the

trending posts for me and all the

trending news in the AI space and then

create a script for me based on that. So

all I have to do is type in that command

and it pulls all this information goes

through this entire set of workflows.

Then we added MCP servers that connect

our system to everything. We could use

all the different apps that we use such

as notion, Slack, GitHub, any of these

different tools that we use on a

day-to-day basis using either the APIs

that Cloud Code sets up for you or the

MCP tools that just like condense those

all into one. And as I mentioned, our

memory compounds across all of our

sessions. So, you can see inside of our

memory file, it actually breaks down

what it learned today or through the

specific task that you went through as

long as you're being proactive and like

telling it what it did good and what it

did bad at. And all of these pieces now

stack together. So we have our claude MD

which is our rules. We have our slash

commands which are our complex workflows

that are condensed into a single word.

MCP servers, our hooks and our memory.

And this is the entire claude code

system. And guys, I know that we talked

in this video about my content system

that I built. However, you can do this

for your entire business, whatever it is

that you do or any of the tasks you do

on a computer. So this does not need to

be based around content. The things that

Claude Code can do really are

phenomenal. like I've been blown away

the last two months using it. So I

really suggest that you start using this

as your personal operating system. Ask

it questions on you know things that it

could actually automate for you. Do

whisper flow and just at the end of the

day say hey I did all these things and

you know here were the things that were

the toughest for me. Here's what I spent

the most time on. And it could reverse

engineer and actually build systems for

you to help alleviate some of the tasks

on your plate. So I hope you guys got

some value from this video. This one I

put a ton of time and energy into. I've

been playing around with Cloud Code

religiously and I really wanted to show

you guys what it's capable of because

it's been blowing my mind. So, if you

guys got some value from this video,

please let me know what you think in the

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ado, happy Claude coding and I hope you

guys enjoy playing around with it

yourself if you haven't