I've consulted 20+ CEOs in last 4 months.

They are all inesting big bucks on AI Tech.

Here're all the in-demand product requests from big companies:

Sharing all my notes.
🧵 1. Voice agents
Companies spend alteast 20% of resources on customer support.

They either have:
- In-house customer support agents
- Or they outsource this to call centers

Both are expensive.

Solution:
A agent that take calls from customers to answer all their questions, inquiries, track orders, collect information, forward calls etc.

I've built this recently for dentist clinics to replace the front desk calls. Magic.

You can also build:
- Customer onboarding call agent
- Outbound Call Agent
- Appointment booker
- AI receptionist

I coded the entire landing page in @v0

AND deployed with vercel.

Without using:
- bolt
- Cursor
- Claude
- Windsurf

This is HUGE!
v0 2.0 is becoming a full-stack AI dev.

Let me share all my tricks and findings about new v0:
↓ A few days back I wrote about "Old v0" that how amazing it was.

✅️ Single file code.
✅️ Clean UI designs
✅️ Modern fonts
✅️ Smooth animations

But it started to break after v0 announced that now it can create "full-stack" React applications.

It was a mess.

AI Coding Crash Course:
(Everything you need to know to get started)

You can build anything with AI code, If you know how to talk to AI models.

You need to learn:
- Development Documentation
- What AI tools to use
- AI prompting

That's it. Don't overcomplicate it.

Let's expand: Let's start with tools.

What AI tools we need to use? For what purpose?

1. Bolt is great for:
- for tiny software (1 page tool that does 1 thing)

- landing page design

- designing the frontend screens

- personal software

If you're just starting out and want to taste the AI coded software, try bolt.

It's just a bit too expensive to build complex apps.

Today I've completed my 28th project with AI Code.

3 months back I knew nothing about Cursor, bolt, v0 or even Claude as a coding assistant.

But after spending 600+ hours with these AI tools, I have learned some TRICKs.

I'm sharing TOP 10 TRICKs of:
- Cursor
- Bolt
🧵 Let's start with bolt.

1. Do you know Bolt is open source? which means I can inspect their Github repo and find their "system prompt"

I copy this prompt and feed it to claude/o1 when I work on bolt related tasks.

I ask AI to keep the prompt in mind and bolt instructions.

It always works. Try it.

You can find this prompt under:
bolt .new/app/lib/.server/llm/prompts.ts

Here's my review on Cursor's New Agent/

Context: Cursor released a new feature (Agent) in their 0.43 build update

Cursor Agent solved:
- keeping updated context of files
- running terminal in composer
- iterating itself to fix issues

It is Amazing.

Details below:
🧵 Cursor is the best IDE so far. Yes, better than Windsurf.

Because it had few bugs than others and now with the release of Agent.

Cursor saved 50% of dev time for any AI coder.

In simple words:
If you write detailed docs and attach them to Cursor and use Agent, you'll be amazed.

AI coding = Proper Documentation + Detailed Instructions

It's like a smart kid who can code but doesn't know the best practices of code.

You need to tell AI what exactly you want:
- web app?
- features?
- structure?
etc

Here's how you can make AI your full stack developer:
🧵 Context is King!

You need to build a strong wall of Context around AI.

Goal: Don't let AI assume anything. Provide all the information yourself.

This way AI works with you, not against you.

Let's talk about what docs we need to attach, to provide max. context.

I've built 19 projects with Cursor AI without line a single line of code myself.

But, the Truth is Cursor is dumb you don't add detailed docs around your project.

You need to build a strong <Context Boundary> around Cursor

Here what you can do to improve your Cursor workflow🧵 1. Brain dump with Claude

You need to to share everything about your idea. The best way you open your mic and speak out everything about your project.

- What it is?
- Features?
- Layout?
- Inspirations?

Anything that comes to your mind. Context is the Key for AI.

I use bolt. new to build web apps.

I burned 200 Million+ tokens so far and spent $300+ on bolt.

Here's the best use case of bolt.

We'll cover this workflow:
Claude AI
↓
Bolt. new
↓
Cursor

Let's start.
🧵 Bolt is best for:
- starting the project super fast.
- building your frontend sceens.
- micro saas applications

Bolt is not good for:
- building complex projects
- connecting backend to frontend
- API handling

So how to use bolt .new?

315 days are gone!!!

ONLY 50 days are left in 2024.

Don't wait for the New Year's Resolution.

Use AI to build your dream business.
🧵 2: Build your own SaaS project:

Code Your First SaaS with AI:

Start your workflow with Research.

Use ChatGPT o1 model: It is best for:
- Diving deep into research
- Preparing Documentation
- Crafting App layout

Then go to v0.

v0 is new figma: Design your frontend
- screens
- buttons
- effects

Continue 🧵 Now go to Claude AI chat.

This is your coding guide throughout the journey.

- Upload all docs
- write a detailed system prompt
- Use Claude prompt generator

Then go to Replit.

- Start a new project
- Install Nextjs Starter kit
- Connect Github (to save code)
- Connect cursor

Claude Prompting is different than ChatGPT.

It has a Coding brain.

You need to use tags <>, and markers to make it understand the request.

After playing with Claude's all 3 models for over 3 months now.

Here are the 12 main tricks I found that work the best: 1. Use XML tags:

Think of it like a camera lens.

When you input a long text, Claude models don't focus on finding important information.

However, using XML tags makes retrieving information easier for the models.

Example: Youtube transcript

Sam Altman (@sama) tweeted about DALL-E 3 yesterday.

Top points:

1. ChatGPT + Image Generation = DALL-E 3
2. DALL-E 3 can Spell right!
3. Own your Art with DALL-E 3

DALL-E 3 integrated directly into Bing (completely free to use)

Here's ALL you need to know about DALL-E 3
🧵👇
Releasing Date?

DALLE - 3 will be released to ChatGPT Plus users & Enterprise users by October. So in 3-4 weeks max.

DALL-E API is also coming this fall. (that's a big step)

I spend 45 minutes on Instagram daily.

To consume content on "AI"

Honestly, I'm impressed with the High-Quality content on few Instagram accounts.

Here're my 13 Favorite Instagram Accounts that post BEST content on AI.

🧵👇
1. overpowered ai

These guys bring latest GitHub AI projects and experiment with them live.

Forget AI Agents!

Now you can build an Army of AI agents that can:

- Communicate with each other.
- Take commands from each other.
- Complete complicated tasks with ease.

I am talking about an Open-Source AI project called: ChatDev.

All you need to know about ChatDev:

🧵
ChatDev is trending on GitHub right now with 4,400+ stars.

But why?

Multi-Agent Collaboration: Build full stack team of AI Agents.

In Digital Marketing Agency, you have:
- CEO
- CMO
- Copywriter
- Marketing specialist.

Now imagine they communicate with each other on 1 project

I unlocked GPT 4.5 in ChatGPT with "Custom Instructions"🎯

(Bookmark this if you want to turn your ChatGPT into a Personal Assistant)

I built 3 AI Agents in ChatGPT

1. Idea Brainstorming Agent
2. Long-form Content writing Agent
3. Actionable step-by-step guide maker Agent

🧵 1. Step-by-Step Guide maker Agent

I just type /a and the agent appears in new chat.

The goal of this agent is to write step by step guides in actionable tone.

So I can:
- Understand any topic.
- Explain to anyone in simple language.
- Build my knowledge base on that topic.

Master AI Prompting in 1 WEEK.

Here's a Master🧵with all the PROMPTING Frameworks.

👇 1. Master Prompting Structure

1. Role
2. Job
3. Paste all question answers as context
4. Define input
5. Define output
6. Share 3-5 examples

👇

https://twitter.com/cj_zZZz/status/1678795785650200578?s=20

Prompt Engineering is overrated

That's what I thought after I failed to use ChatGPT

Turns out, I was a poor prompt writer

But after 563+ hours of experiments, I finally cracked it

And now "Jarvis" my AI assistant runs my job

Here's how you can become an Expert Prompt Writer 1. Learn the basics

Start with the basics of prompting.

This guide will cover all the basic topics that you need to understand.

You'll learn:
• Basic prompting
• Zero shot prompting
• Few shot prompting
• Different LLM models
and much more

Website: https://t.co/ElOLjNOsYLpromptingguide.ai

Twitter 2.0 has changed its Engagement policy.

Understand the new Engagement system in next 2 minutes.
🧵 Twitter Algorithm is a machine learning AI code.

Algorithm collects data when you post on Twitter.

That data is "keywords"

Make Algorithm your friend.

• Write about few topics.
• Post tweets consistently.
• Post when audience is online.

"We are still early" is a LIE.

There is good news and a bad news.

Bad news: Only 3% of us will be successful.

Good news: You are sitting on a goldmine.

Read this till the end.., to find your gold.
🧵 Let me take you back in 1800s

California's soil was spitting gold. Everyone in US was so obsessed with gold hunt.

300,000 people left their jobs. They moved to California & started digging.

But gold diggers failed to become rich.

Shovel sellers became millionaires.

Guys! We did It.

We found our first 1000 friends. ✨️

I want to acknowledge the beautiful souls I met on Twitter.

A Thread for my pack. 🙌
🧵 🔸️ @NFT_GOD

A teacher, a friend, a brother to me. I found him when he had 17k followers.

He is producing value-added content from Day 1.

• Actionable tips
• Personal betterment
• Coding value + resources
• Writing style + Frameworks
and much more.

Follow this guy.

98% Web3 Whitepapers suck.

Whitepapers are important to win investor's confidence.

but, 9/10 whitepapers fail to do that.

As a data analyst, I've been reading Web3 whitepapers for 3 years now.

Here is an investor-friendly whitepaper model.
🧵 What is a Whitepaper?

In short, whitepaper is a report, that is designed to do two primary things:

Educate and persuade.

Whitepaper enables you to build trust with your audience.

It shows that you're reliable, experienced, and an expert on this topic.