🚨BREAKING: Claude has a feature called ‘Learning Mode’
You can use it to learn literally anything, step by step, like a personal tutor.
Here’s how to access it. 👇
Getting started is simple:
Open Claude on the web or app start a conversation, and select Learning style.
Then, just ask a question or upload a document, and Claude takes over, guiding you through concepts with no setup, no plugins, and nothing complicated.
Mar 13 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
🚨BREAKING: Goodbye Canva
Google’s new tool Pomelli is impressive.
It functions like a full marketing department in one dashboard.
- Creates Photoshoots from any photo
- Learns your brand’s tone
- Generates complete social campaigns in seconds
And the best part, it is completely FREE
Here’s what it can do and how to use it. 👇
Go to
- Click on let’s get started
- Click on Photoshoot
- Upload any product image
- Select aspect Ratio then generate labs.google.com/pomelli/about/
Mar 11 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
This is craaazzy.
I uploaded my bank statements to Claude Opus 4.6. It reviewed a full year of transactions, separated income from expenses, and categorized everything.
Twenty minutes later, the bookkeeping was finished.
Roughly $11,000 in accounting work handled in one sitting.
Here’s the exact prompt I used 👇
TASK
You are a senior financial analyst and professional bookkeeper with extensive experience in business accounting, expense categorization, and financial reporting. Your task is to analyze my bank statements and automatically organize all transactions into clear income and expense categories.
CONTEXT ABOUT MY NEEDS:
- Documents provided: Bank statements or transaction exports
- Time period: [Month / Quarter / Full year]
- Account type: [Personal / Business / Mixed]
- Goal: Turn raw transactions into organized bookkeeping records
- Output use: Expense tracking, bookkeeping, and tax preparation(Excel/ spreadsheet)
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Extract all transactions from the statements 2. Identify and separate income from expenses 3. Classify each transaction into appropriate accounting categories 4. Group recurring payments and subscriptions 5. Detect unusual or large transactions that may need review 6. Summarize totals for each category 7. Provide a clean financial overview for the entire period 8. If you doubt anything, don’t hallucinate, ask me before proceeding
DELIVERABLES I NEED:
□ Structured table of all transactions
□ Income vs expense breakdown
□ Categorized expense report
□ Monthly financial summary
□ Recurring payment list
□ Yearly totals by category
SUCCESS MEANS I CAN:
□ Clearly see all income sources
□ Understand where my money is going
□ View categorized expenses for the entire period
□ Identify recurring subscriptions and payments
□ Use the report directly for bookkeeping or tax preparation
□ Replace hours of manual bookkeeping with an organized financial report.
Mar 8 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
🚨BREAKING: Claude can now review contracts like lawyers at Baker McKenzie (for free).
Here are 7 Claude prompts that replace $10k legal review consultants.👇
1. Full Contract Risk Review
Review the following contract: [PASTE CONTRACT TEXT OR ATTACH FILE].
Identify legal risks, unclear clauses, missing protections, and terms that may expose [COMPANY NAME] to financial or legal liability.
Provide a structured report with these sections:
- High risk clauses
- Unclear or ambiguous language
- Missing protections for [COMPANY NAME]
- Clauses that strongly favor the other party
- Suggested revisions in plain English
End with a short summary of the top five risks that should be addressed before signing.
Mar 3 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
🚨BREAKING: GOOGLE just got MASSIVE upgrade
Gemini is now inside Google Drive!
Here're 4 powerful features of Google Drive, you don't want to miss 👇
1) Instant overviews (of anything)
You can now generate quick overviews of:
1 file
multiple selected files
entire folders
No more digging. Just select → ask Gemini.
Feb 28 • 9 tweets • 4 min read
🚨 BREAKING: Microsoft just released its own “OpenClaw” called Copilot Tasks.
It can automate almost anything on your computer, quietly and without slowing your workflow.
Here are 7 plug-and-play prompts you can test right now 👇
1. Executive Weekly Briefing Preparation
Prepare a comprehensive executive briefing for [DATE OR WEEK RANGE]. Review my email account [EMAIL ADDRESS], calendar [CALENDAR NAME], and shared project folders located in [STORAGE PLATFORM AND FOLDER PATH]. Identify key decisions made, unresolved discussions, approaching deadlines, and meetings that require preparation.
Draft a structured briefing document that includes the following sections:
1. A concise status summary for each active project listed in [PROJECT LIST OR FOLDER]
2. A prioritized action list assigned to [YOUR NAME OR ROLE]
3. Recommended talking points for meetings scheduled on [SPECIFIC DATES]
Format the document in a professional style suitable for [AUDIENCE TYPE] and notify me at [NOTIFICATION METHOD] once it is ready for review.
Feb 27 • 7 tweets • 4 min read
🚨 BREAKING: AI can now think like a McKinsey & Company team (for free).
Here are 5 Claude Opus 4.6 prompts that replicate the work of $250K/year strategy consultants. 👇
1.The McKinsey-Style Market Entry Dossier
“You are a senior strategy consultant at McKinsey & Company advising Fortune 500 executives on high-stakes market entry decisions where billions in capital are at risk.
I need a complete market entry assessment for expansion into a new market.
Analyze:
- Market size: current TAM, SAM, SOM with growth rate projections
- Demand drivers: structural trends, customer shifts, regulatory forces
- Competitive landscape: top 10 players, market share, positioning gaps
- Profit pool distribution: where margins concentrate across the value chain
- Barriers to entry: capital intensity, regulatory hurdles, incumbency advantages
- Pricing benchmarks: average pricing by segment and margin ranges
- Capability gap assessment: what the company lacks vs incumbents
- Entry mode evaluation: organic build, acquisition, joint venture, partnership
- Financial projection: 5-year revenue, margin, and breakeven estimate
- Risk matrix: strategic, operational, regulatory, and macro risks
- Go / no-go recommendation: clear conclusion with supporting logic
Format as a board-ready consulting memo with exhibits, summary tables, and a final executive recommendation.
Company: [ENTER COMPANY]
Target Market: [ENTER COUNTRY / INDUSTRY]”
- automating project tasks
- building ai agents and apps
- writing viral X threads, LinkedIn posts, and YouTube scripts
And much more
And it did all this in minutes.
Here are 7 prompts you can steal to unlock its full potential:
1. Project X-Ray Prompt
Make Claude understand your entire project and tell you exactly what matters
Act like a senior expert in [FIELD]. You specialize in understanding complex projects fast and explaining them in simple English.
Analyze the full project I provide and tell me exactly what it does, what is weak, and what I should fix first.
My project name is [PROJECT NAME].
The main goal is [MAIN GOAL].
The target user is [TARGET USER].
My experience level is [BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED].
Success for me looks like [DESIRED RESULT].
Here is the full project:
[PASTE PROJECT, CODE, OR DOCUMENTS]
Focus on identifying the true purpose of the project, the parts that create the most value, and the parts that will slow growth or break.
Explain the project in simple English. Then describe how it works step by step. Then list the 5 most important parts. Then list the 5 biggest problems. Then tell me the first 5 things I should fix. Then give me a clear 30-day improvement plan.
Stop after the 30-day plan.
Feb 12 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
Final interview.
They ask:
“How would you use AI to improve this role in your first 90 days?”
Your mind freezes.
You say something vague about automation and efficiency.
Interview ends. No offer.
Here’s what they actually want.
They are not testing if you know fancy AI tools.
They are testing if you can think.
They want to see if you understand:
- The business
- The role
- The problems
- The results
If you answer with buzzwords, you fail.
If you answer with a plan, you win.
Here is the simple structure to follow.
Feb 5 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
🚨BREAKING: GOOGLE just got a MASSIVE upgrade
Gemini is now inside Google Drive!
Here're 4 powerful features of Google Drive, you don't want to miss 👇 1) Instant overviews (of anything)
You can now generate quick overviews of:
1 file
multiple selected files
entire folders
No more digging. Just select → ask Gemini.
Feb 4 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
RIP Canva
ChatGPT can now edit your designs and photos faster.
Here are 6 prompts that turns wasted hours into strategy 👇
1. Background Removal (Clean, Commercial Cutout)
Prompt:
Remove the background from the attached image.
Preserve the original subject exactly as photographed, including edges, shadows, and surface texture.
Output a clean, transparent background with no haloing, no blur, and no artificial smoothing.
Maintain original resolution and proportions.
This image will be used for professional product listings.
Feb 3 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
🚨BREAKING: Claude can now generate downloadable Excel, PPT & Word files with editable charts embedded directly.
It takes just one prompt and here is how to do it👇
How to Access it👇
- Go to @claudeai
- Hit on Settings, then features
- Enable "Upgraded file creation and analysis"
You will now be able to 👇
1. Upload relevant files or describe what you need 2. Guide Claude through the work via chat 3. Download your completed files or save directly to Google Drive
Feb 2 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
I DON’T UNDERSTAND WHY PEOPLE DON’T USE GOOGLE Gemini FOR VIDEO EDITING.
I edited 4 videos in 1 day, all with Gemini as my video editing assistant.
Here are 6 prompts that turn wasted hours into a strategy.👇
1. Editing Plan Prompt
“Act as a professional video editor. Review this raw footage description and create a precise editing plan, including pacing, cut points, b-roll placement, and transitions. The goal is to keep viewer attention high without distracting effects. Here is the footage description: [paste description].”
Feb 1 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
I don’t understand why people aren’t using Claude Co-Work to automate real computer work.
I CAN REPLACE HOURS OF MANUAL TASKS IN 60 DAYS USING ONLY CLAUDE CO-WORK.
Here’s exactly how I’d do it:👇
1. Clean and Organize Downloads Folder
Prompt
My Downloads folder is very messy. Please make new folders inside it like “Documents”, “Pictures”, “Videos”, and “Old Files”. Put each file into the right folder based on what kind of file it is. If a file is older than six months, put it in the “Old Files” folder.
Do not delete any files. When you are done, make a simple note that tells me what you did.
Jan 22 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
In 2007, iPhone killed Nokia.
In 2012, Netflix killed Blockbuster.
In 2026, Macrohard will kill Microsoft.
And Elon Musk is behind it.
Here’s what Macrohard really is (and why it’s dangerous): 👇
1) First, what is Macrohard?
Macrohard is Elon’s “joke” name.
But it’s a real project connected to xAI.
It’s basically Elon saying:
“We can build a software company… run by AI agents.”
And he is aiming straight at Microsoft.
Jan 21 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
🚨BREAKING: GOOGLE just got MASSIVE upgrade
Gemini is now inside Google Drive!
Here're 4 powerful features of Google Drive, you don't want to miss 👇 1) Instant overviews (of anything)
You can now generate quick overviews of:
1 file
multiple selected files
entire folders
No more digging. Just select → ask Gemini.
Jan 17 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
🚨BREAKING: Google just dropped the textbook killer.
It's called "Learn Your Way" and it uses LearnLM to transform any PDF into 5 personalized learning formats.
It's like NotebookLM but education 👇
Google’s Learn Your Way is a new experimental AI learning tool developed by Google, currently available through Google Labs as a research project.
It is designed to rework how you study by turning traditional text materials, like PDFs or textbook chapters, into a personalised, interactive learning experience.
Jan 15 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
THIS is why Lawyers hate ChatGPT ⚠️
My contract review used to cost $5,000. I paid $0.
No law firm. No meetings. No waiting weeks.
Copy these prompts and see it work:👇
1. Contract drafting
You are a contract lawyer. Write a simple service contract for [BUSINESS TYPE] and [CLIENT TYPE]. Include the work, the payment [AMOUNT], when it is paid [WHEN], privacy rules, who owns the work, how the contract ends, and the law [LOCATION]. Use clear and easy words.