9 GitHub Repos Blowing Up Right Now (I Tested Every One) — Transcript

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1. 0:00These are nine completely free
2. 0:01open-source GitHub repos that are
3. 0:03blowing up right now that will improve
4. 0:05Claude's performance, build beautiful
5. 0:07websites, rank on Google, and even
6. 0:09cancel your subscriptions, as well as
7. 0:11building MacBook apps, helping you make
8. 0:14more money, save time, and get
9. 0:15light-years ahead of everybody else. And
10. 0:17if you're new, I'm Jack. I built an
11. 0:19e-commerce startup with a ton of
12. 0:20customers. Now I'm building my new AI
13. 0:22startup publicly, and on this channel, I
14. 0:25share the stuff that actually works. So,
15. 0:26if you haven't already, grab that
16. 0:28beautiful coffee, and let's dive
17. 0:30straight in. The repo number one is
18. 0:31called Elephant Goldfish, and it is a
19. 0:33completely free plugin from Google, and
20. 0:36it makes Claude more effective at what
21. 0:38it's doing. Now, the issue is that
22. 0:39Claude by itself can't spot the holes in
23. 0:42its own plan. Imagine a student grading
24. 0:44their own homework. And what this does
25. 0:46is it uses the Claude models itself, and
26. 0:49it splits them into different roles. You
27. 0:51have one elephant, and you have several
28. 0:53goldfish. And the idea is that the
29. 0:55elephant remembers what you're trying to
30. 0:57Say, for example, you're trying to build
31. 0:58a new application. The elephant has all
32. 1:01of the contacts, and as well as
33. 1:02everything. And what it does is it
34. 1:04splits out multiple different sub-agents
35. 1:07called the goldfish, hence they have no
36. 1:09memory at all, and all they do is
37. 1:11ruthlessly and mercilessly attack one
38. 1:13section. So, let's say in your app,
39. 1:15you've got to build seven or eight
40. 1:17different things. Well, each of the
41. 1:18goldfish will focus in on one of those
42. 1:20things. And when I actually run results,
43. 1:22I was shocked at the performance
44. 1:24difference I got with this. Now, the
45. 1:26what you get out of this is that the
46. 1:27holes themselves will get found before
47. 1:30you even build, making it more
48. 1:31effective, saving you money and tokens,
49. 1:33and kicking absolute butt. Now, when I
50. 1:35actually played around with this, guys,
51. 1:36I actually did a control test, so I
52. 1:38compared this against Claude, and you
53. 1:39can see with the goldfish review, the
54. 1:41level of detail that it was able to
55. 1:43capture just by using this completely
56. 1:45free plugin. Meaning, it actually found
57. 1:47four completely different blockers. Now,
58. 1:49this is the big problem, because most
59. 1:50people think that you can just ask
60. 1:52Claude a question, and it will run and
61. 1:53do it for you. That is a misconception,
62. 1:55because Claude cannot actually grade its
63. 1:58own homework. It has holes, in it. It
64. 2:00will miss things. And by using something
65. 2:02like the elephant goldfish model, we can
66. 2:04actually have highly specialized AI
67. 2:06checking it across several different
68. 2:08things. Another option is delegating it
69. 2:10to a different model, but the elephant
70. 2:12goldfish is a really cool solution for
71. 2:14this. So, to use this, all we're going
72. 2:15to do is install the plugin down below.
73. 2:17So, you can come over to this page like
74. 2:19so. All you can do is come down and copy
75. 2:21this or you can just give this URL to
76. 2:23Claude itself and say, "Hey, I want you
77. 2:24to install the elephant goldfish
78. 2:26plugin." And when you have your planning
79. 2:27projects, you plan with the elephants.
80. 2:30And by the way, the way this is set up
81. 2:31is super interesting. It includes seven
82. 2:33expert reviewer roles by Google that
83. 2:35literally make sure that you ask the
84. 2:37correct questions before you building
85. 2:39anything. For example, is it too big? Is
86. 2:41it too small? And it has a really tight
87. 2:42review loop built in to make sure the
88. 2:44quality stays high. So, when you're
89. 2:46building an X project, try out the
90. 2:47elephant loop. But, there's a problem
91. 2:49here, and that's the fact that the
92. 2:50elephant can remember and improve the
93. 2:51planning, but it only works in the
94. 2:53specific AI that we're using right now,
95. 2:56which is why the second thing that I
96. 2:57want to talk about here is something
97. 2:59called Honcho. A Honcho is a memory
98. 3:02layer that sits above all of your apps.
99. 3:04Hermes Agent, Grok Bot, Slack, Claude,
100. 3:07you name it. Now, the way that it works
101. 3:08effectively is you're going to have one
102. 3:10chat. Maybe you're talking to Claude,
103. 3:11maybe you're talking to Grok Bot,
104. 3:13whatever it might be. Each of them can
105. 3:15update a universal memory layer that
106. 3:19lives inside Honcho. And that means that
107. 3:21whatever Grok knows, you can talk about
108. 3:23in Claude, ChatGPT, and vice versa. Now,
109. 3:26most people think that you don't need to
110. 3:27universalize your memory, but honestly,
111. 3:30the context that you lose is ridiculous,
112. 3:32and we can solve that with Honcho. And
113. 3:34while it's not explicitly a GitHub repo,
114. 3:36this is so viable, I really wanted to
115. 3:38show you so you have a system like this
116. 3:40in your mix up. So, to start, all you're
117. 3:41going to do is head over to honcho.dev
118. 3:43and launch the app. Let's say that you
119. 3:44want to connect it to Grok Bot. I'm
120. 3:46going to come down and just copy this
121. 3:47like so. You come over to Grok Bot, drop
122. 3:49it in, and it'll say, "Hey, do you want
123. 3:50to connect Honcho?" And you just click
124. 3:51on connect. You go ahead and click
125. 3:53continue, and then this will actually
126. 3:54load it up, and you can authorize it.
127. 3:56Now, the way is that all of these models
128. 3:58feed into the Honcho cloud for you,
129. 4:00basically. And essentially, what that
130. 4:01means is that you have a universal
131. 4:03system for all of your memory. For
132. 4:04example, now if I say, "Hey there, are
133. 4:06you connected to Honcho? Can you tell me
134. 4:08something that I said to Honcho inside
135. 4:10Claude, for example?" Now, you can see
136. 4:12Honcho is now connected to Claude. So,
137. 4:14basically, what this means is I can find
138. 4:15out anything that I've been saying. And
139. 4:17this is great because it now essentially
140. 4:19means that whatever apps I'm working on,
141. 4:21if they're all connected to one memory
142. 4:22system, it's just going to stop you from
143. 4:24losing context. And And also, if you've
144. 4:26got like a second app, for example, I
145. 4:27have a MacBook over here, right? Which
146. 4:29is really interesting. But, the problem
147. 4:31with that is sometimes you can lose
148. 4:32memory and connectivity between two of
149. 4:33them. But, if you have Honcho connected
150. 4:35to both, then you can actually maintain
151. 4:37that context. As you can see, it's
152. 4:39picked up a Tidepool MacBar that I was
153. 4:40building on Claude. And bear in mind,
154. 4:42all I did was connect to Honcho, and
155. 4:43then that connects to everything else.
156. 4:45So, I'll put a link down below so you
157. 4:46can check this one out. I even managed
158. 4:48to get you $10 in credit if you want to
159. 4:49check one out using the code Jack. There
160. 4:51is one thing to think about here,
161. 4:52though. And that's the fact that now
162. 4:54we've got an AI system brain that knows
163. 4:56you and your plan. Um but, the problem
164. 4:58is it's only really talking to you in
165. 5:00text. Which is why the next one that
166. 5:01we're going to talk about here is
167. 5:02something called OpenUI, which is a
168. 5:04genuinely fascinating plugin. Now,
169. 5:07OpenUI itself is a free talker that
170. 5:09turns AI answers into live charts, said
171. 5:12in a nutshell. Let's say, for example,
172. 5:13we have an app here like Tidepool,
173. 5:15right? Which is a focus app that I
174. 5:17built. I'm going to ask it a question
175. 5:18like, "Which sites distract me the
176. 5:20most?" Well, instead of actually
177. 5:21responding to me in text, what I can get
178. 5:23now is beautiful UI. So, as you can see,
179. 5:25I get a focus score. I can find out my
180. 5:27top distractions this this week.
181. 5:29YouTube, X. com, Reddit, Y Combinator,
182. 5:31whatever I want. So, so the idea here is
183. 5:33it enables the AI to build any kind of
184. 5:36UI system instead of just giving you
185. 5:37text. You just ask a question, your AI
186. 5:40picks your parts from a UI system, the
187. 5:42right short lines, and then it
188. 5:43essentially draws it for you. For
189. 5:44example, this is something that somebody
190. 5:46else built with OpenUI. So, you can see
191. 5:48San Francisco in one day. Look at the
192. 5:50level of UI components this can deliver
193. 5:51in real time for you. This is something
194. 5:53here that was vibe coded by OpenUI
195. 5:55again. You can see the beauty of just
196. 5:56building these fantastic UI components
197. 5:58on the fly. And it's great if you want
198. 6:00to build your own apps, your own
199. 6:01interface, your own local models,
200. 6:03whatever you want to build. And so, to
201. 6:04use it, all you're going to do is copy
202. 6:05the template. Once again, you can go
203. 6:07ahead and grab that from this link like
204. 6:08so, which is right here. Open UI, copy
205. 6:10this, add your key if you want to build
206. 6:12it locally. That could be open into key,
207. 6:14and then you can ask any question. So,
208. 6:15this is fantastic for UI components, but
209. 6:17what if you want to build something more
210. 6:19seriously? Because we know that we can
211. 6:20vibe code things in our app, which is
212. 6:22where the next one called Bama, which is
213. 6:24build any Mac app, comes into play. Now,
214. 6:27this stems from the viral repo, reverse
215. 6:30engineer anything. The effective they
216. 6:32could take anything Premier Pro,
217. 6:34Photoshop, and build a beautiful app.
218. 6:36This takes it one step further and lets
219. 6:37you actually build a MacBook app. So,
220. 6:40simply Bama is a set of code skills to
221. 6:42clone any app as a Mac app. Now, this is
222. 6:45really incredible because what you can
223. 6:46do is find any app that you like. For
224. 6:48example, think of all the apps that you
225. 6:49use that you want to reproduce yourself.
226. 6:51Then, what this app does is writes a
227. 6:53plan for that itself, and it will then
228. 6:55build you a real Mac app. And it can
229. 6:57even block sites if you want to. It can
230. 6:59do anything from screenshot
231. 7:00productivity, you name it. Now, I went
232. 7:02ahead and built one here, which is a
233. 7:04Tide Pool. But before I tell you what
234. 7:05Tide Pool is, why would we even bother
235. 7:07using this in the first place? Well, let
236. 7:09me show you exactly what I mean. Tide
237. 7:11Pool here, for example, is a focus app
238. 7:13that I built. Now, the cool thing about
239. 7:14this is you do not need an internet
240. 7:16connection to run it. It is just a
241. 7:18MacBook app that runs anywhere. You can
242. 7:20also send it to people as a zip, so
243. 7:22other people can use it. It is really
244. 7:24cool like that. It can also control
245. 7:26other apps on your computer. It can shut
246. 7:27down browsers. Well, you can't really do
247. 7:29that with a vibe code in um sort of like
248. 7:31um you know, app inside your browser.
249. 7:33Now, if I click on this, I can show you
250. 7:34it's working perfectly. So, check this
251. 7:35out. I come up here and look at this. I
252. 7:37created a focus app, and look,
253. 7:39it runs down here. It can start when my
254. 7:41computer starts. I don't need any code
255. 7:43to go ahead and begin it. I can come
256. 7:44down and stop my focus. I can say this
257. 7:46one is a coffee login, cuz guys, we all
258. 7:49know we love our beautiful coffee. I can
259. 7:51come down and click on start focus. And
260. 7:52essentially, it will do this, and I can
261. 7:54block websites, which means I'm not
262. 7:55going to be able to access any of those
263. 7:57websites whilst I have this open. And I
264. 7:59built this using this exact system. And
265. 8:01look at this, guys, it even will
266. 8:02physically stop me and block me from
267. 8:04using apps. And this is just one idea I
268. 8:05had. So, the general idea with this,
269. 8:07guys, is you just got to think about
270. 8:09what are the cool apps that you want to
271. 8:10build, and you can go ahead and build
272. 8:11them. Because most people right now are
273. 8:12thinking that you need to pay for apps.
274. 8:14That is not the world that we live in
275. 8:15these days. There are some apps that you
276. 8:17want to use, like Glide is a great
277. 8:18example of this because it has so many
278. 8:19other functionalities. But, the reality
279. 8:21is that increasingly we don't have to go
280. 8:22ahead and pay for apps. We have to ask
281. 8:24that question. You can now build
282. 8:27beautiful Mac apps essentially for
283. 8:29anything that you want to go ahead and
284. 8:30build. It is incredible. And to use it,
285. 8:32it's pretty straightforward in three
286. 8:33steps. The first thing we do is go ahead
287. 8:35and install it. Um you type one prompt
288. 8:38like any Mac app that you want to go
289. 8:39ahead and develop, and then you can
290. 8:40build and open it. Once again, I've got
291. 8:42the all installation here. And funnily
292. 8:43enough, the guy that built this is one
293. 8:45of my buddies, Dave. He's also part of
294. 8:46the Glide team. So, big shout out to
295. 8:48Dave and congratulations on building
296. 8:50this cool app. It was a ton of fun. And
297. 8:52honestly, guys, you give Glide a
298. 8:53directive, you take a coffee, you take a
299. 8:55stroll, and it is done. Now, one thing,
300. 8:57if you want to share this or sell this,
301. 8:59effectively, guys, you can sell it, but
302. 9:01you just need a Apple license, which
303. 9:02costs about $99. If not, you can zip it,
304. 9:06you can share it with other people. But,
305. 9:07when they install it, they just have to
306. 9:09confirm that they're happy with a
307. 9:11unidentified developer. Obviously, don't
308. 9:13install that if you don't know who the
309. 9:14individual is, but that's how you would
310. 9:16go ahead and share it. So, let's say
311. 9:18that we built a beautiful app, and we're
312. 9:19online. That's great, but it isn't great
313. 9:21if nobody can find it, which is why the
314. 9:23next GitHub repo we're talking about is
315. 9:24Claude SEO, which is a Claude code
316. 9:26plugin a plugin that helps you rank on
317. 9:29Google, which is fantastic. You know, my
318. 9:30last tech startup with about 50,000
319. 9:33unique customers every single month
320. 9:35coming onto the website. I know that I
321. 9:36was so much on SEO. The amount of money
322. 9:38I spent on stuff that wasn't necessary
323. 9:40was crazy. Now, let's take Tidepool for
324. 9:41example, right? This app that I just
325. 9:43built. I built a website for it, and I
326. 9:45got its SEO score from 48 to 78 using
327. 9:47this exact plugin. All you got to do
328. 9:49first of all, uh you point it to the
329. 9:51page. This could be any website you want
330. 9:52to, for example, Tidepool. Nine
331. 9:54different agents check it. It's going to
332. 9:56give it a score. It will then go ahead
333. 9:57and fix that score, and then send it
334. 9:59back through a loop. You see, most
335. 10:01people think that if I can see the
336. 10:03website, then why does it really matter?
337. 10:05For example, if you look at this
338. 10:06website, you may say, "Hey, this is a
339. 10:07pretty cool website. I can see
340. 10:09everything on it. Why does it matter if
341. 10:12a bot can't see it? Well, the truth is
342. 10:14it doesn't really matter what you see.
343. 10:15If a bot sees it, it may get an empty
344. 10:17page. So, we need to increasingly make
345. 10:19sure that the apps that we actually use
346. 10:21are accessible for bots because that is
347. 10:23where most people are now getting their
348. 10:25information. Ask yourself the last time
349. 10:28you actually Google something. Last time
350. 10:30I Google something, guys, I didn't have
351. 10:31a mustache. That was a long time ago.
352. 10:33It's crazy. Now, to use it, it's
353. 10:34unbelievably simple. All you're going to
354. 10:36do is install it in Claude code by this
355. 10:37code. Again, just come down to my
356. 10:39individual guide right here. You can
357. 10:41come down and just copy this or just
358. 10:42give it your all and say, "Install
359. 10:44Claude SEO for me." It will then go
360. 10:46ahead and audit your site. And when
361. 10:47that's done, it will actually create an
362. 10:49action plan with a detailed list and you
363. 10:51can go from most critical all the way
364. 10:52down to least critical. And by the way,
365. 10:54if this all sounds like I'm speaking
366. 10:55Spanish, I'm going to put a link down
367. 10:56below for my full Claude code Agentyc
368. 10:59masterclass. It'll take you from
369. 11:00beginner to learning all these beautiful
370. 11:02systems, building websites. What I show
371. 11:04on YouTube is a fraction of what's
372. 11:06available inside my community. I'll put
373. 11:08a link down below so you can go ahead
374. 11:09and grab that. And you also get
375. 11:11immediate access to my full Agentyc
376. 11:13operating system that has all my memory
377. 11:15systems, connects all the apps together.
378. 11:16You can see in live time stuff that I
379. 11:18have spent months building. And you also
380. 11:20get access to the full beautiful
381. 11:22community. FYI, the price list is going
382. 11:24up in a couple days. So, come down, say
383. 11:26hey, grab a beautiful coffee, and I'll
384. 11:28put a link down below if you want to go
385. 11:29ahead and get light-years ahead of
386. 11:31everybody else. So, now we have a
387. 11:33beautiful SEO optimized website. The
388. 11:35next thing we need to do is understand
389. 11:37what our competitors are. And this is
390. 11:38informational intelligence. And this
391. 11:40isn't a ripple, but this is something
392. 11:41that you need to understand if you are
393. 11:43looking at websites or data or doing
394. 11:45anything. Now, Axi Labs is a web API
395. 11:48that we can actually give to Claude or
396. 11:50ChatGPT with one API that gives it live
397. 11:52access to web data. Think of it as a
398. 11:55kind of research agent that can really
399. 11:56understand the web of today. Now, the
400. 11:58problem is that when you're using
401. 12:00Claude, you often get just a few
402. 12:01results, and usually they're snippets.
403. 12:03So, one page at a time, and complex
404. 12:05pages can come back messy. And that's
405. 12:07completely fine if you just want to have
406. 12:08a chat. But if you're using Axi Labs,
407. 12:10you can actually search and read
408. 12:11everything in one call. It gets clean
409. 12:13data out and it can handle really
410. 12:15complex websites. Now, the way that it
411. 12:16works you just ask it a question, it
412. 12:18will go ahead and search the live web
413. 12:20for you, root the top pages, and then
414. 12:22clean facts are there for your agent.
415. 12:24Now, I tested this with Auxy Labs, I
416. 12:26didn't get a single failure with any of
417. 12:28the questions or research challenges
418. 12:30that I actually gave it. Now, most
419. 12:31people think that Claude knows
420. 12:32everything there is to know, but the
421. 12:34truth is that these models have cut-off
422. 12:36dates, so you do need a live link into
423. 12:39the web. Now, Claude can do that, but it
424. 12:41does come with some limitations. Now, to
425. 12:42use it, it's dead simple. You can head
426. 12:43over to auxylabs.io/jack
427. 12:46as it will just get you a code with some
428. 12:47dollars off for you. Once you're done
429. 12:49that, you can then try it around in the
430. 12:50playground or you can just give your
431. 12:52agent a key and let it run for you
432. 12:54whenever you need to. So, now we know
433. 12:56what the market is. The problem we have
434. 12:57now though is the fact that our website
435. 12:59still looks AI-made, which is where
436. 13:01Hallmark answers the frame. Now,
437. 13:02Hallmark is a design skill made for
438. 13:04pages that we don't want to look like
439. 13:06the AI. You can think of this is like a
440. 13:08design that is actually doing his job
441. 13:10properly. So, this is what Hallmark
442. 13:11looks like. As you can see, they're just
443. 13:13basically trying to stop the AI slop.
444. 13:14But, let me go ahead and show you
445. 13:15they've got some differences here from
446. 13:17what they look like versus standard. You
447. 13:19can see it's found issues, it's removed
448. 13:21various different things. Let me give
449. 13:23you some example of the kind of things
450. 13:24that Hallmark does. This is an example
451. 13:25of Hallmark. They made a website called
452. 13:27Closewise. You can enter emails. You
453. 13:29know, it's pretty crisp to be fair. It's
454. 13:32a good, solid, steady website. This
455. 13:34isn't going to win website of the year
456. 13:37awards. You know, they won't be swinging
457. 13:38by the Hallmark office to give it away.
458. 13:41But, I'll tell you right now, guys, this
459. 13:42really crushes, I'd say like genuinely
460. 13:4599% of the websites out there because it
461. 13:47does the basics really well. If you just
462. 13:50want a reefer where you're like, "Did
463. 13:51you know I don't have a thousand hours?"
464. 13:53Just give it Look at this. This is
465. 13:54really good. It's like It's nice. It's
466. 13:56functional. It looks decent. It's not
467. 13:58really complicated. It's really nice,
468. 13:59easy to go through. You know, you can
469. 14:01just give it something like this and get
470. 14:03a decent, solid website that looks
471. 14:06pretty good. It definitely doesn't look
472. 14:07like AI slop. But, honestly, it's just a
473. 14:09breath of fresh air. Just to give it
474. 14:11this one thing and let it build you
475. 14:12something beautiful. Now, a lot of
476. 14:14people just think that when you ask
477. 14:15Claude to build your website, it will
478. 14:16just do the fact. In reality, it can
479. 14:18hallucinate and fabricate quite a lot of
480. 14:20stuff. One of the cool things that
481. 14:22Hallmark will do for you is it won't
482. 14:24make up a crowd of users as much as
483. 14:26Claude will. So basically, it leaves
484. 14:28certain things as a TBC for you to fill
485. 14:30in later. To use it, it's that simple.
486. 14:32Just add the skill or just follow the
487. 14:33guide that I gave you. Give it your
488. 14:35brief in one line, and then you can just
489. 14:37fill in the blanks with it so you get
490. 14:39accurate data hopefully that actually
491. 14:41looks great in a decent website to get
492. 14:42started. Now we've got a good website.
493. 14:44The thing is we want to do is we want to
494. 14:45take it to a completely new level, which
495. 14:46we're going to do now with the next
496. 14:48repo, Motion sites. Now Motion sites is
497. 14:50a Claude skin for cinematic websites in
498. 14:53one prompt. You can think of this like a
499. 14:55motion design system or agency for any
500. 14:58website. Now this studies real examples,
501. 15:00picks a motion clip, builds the page
502. 15:03around that motion clip, and then it
503. 15:04even checks its work. And as you can see
504. 15:06for example, look at the difference
505. 15:07between these two websites here.
506. 15:09Genuinely speaking, this one on the left
507. 15:11was just from Claude. The one you're
508. 15:13seeing on the right was designed by
509. 15:14this. And guys, this was one shot. And
510. 15:16the actual quality difference of this is
511. 15:19ridiculous. You can see it's got a video
512. 15:21that's embedded inside it. Now as you
513. 15:22can see guys, this is the website. We've
514. 15:24got the fishes down here swimming
515. 15:25around. I can even scroll down and have
516. 15:26a look at this. You know, it's a good
517. 15:29solid website with a nice bit of motion
518. 15:30graphics. And honestly, I was impressed
519. 15:32that it did this one shot. Now to use
520. 15:33this one, pretty straightforward. Just
521. 15:35add the skill. Um give it the same one
522. 15:37line brief, and it'll go ahead and you
523. 15:38can just add in your own clip or do
524. 15:40anything that you like. Sometimes with
525. 15:41websites, it's great to do just a couple
526. 15:42of different approaches so you can
527. 15:44compare them and find out the ones that
528. 15:45you like the best. And if you want a
529. 15:46website that is genuinely cutting edge
530. 15:49that make these look like they don't
531. 15:50even deserve to be on the list, I'm
532. 15:51going to put a link on screen right now.
533. 15:53You need to go and watch this video. It
534. 15:55is literally ridiculous. Go check it
535. 15:58out. I will catch you over there. So now
536. 15:59that we've got a website locked down,
537. 16:00the next thing to do really is tell the
538. 16:02world about it. And with that, we can go
539. 16:03with Post it, which is a free
540. 16:05open-source buffer for your socials. So
541. 16:08you can officially cancel your Buffer
542. 16:10subscription. Now how does that work?
543. 16:12Essentially, runs on your Mac. You can
544. 16:14connect it to a channel. Um you write
545. 16:16once, you select a time, and literally
546. 16:18all post it to social media platforms.
547. 16:20Now, a lot of people think that when
548. 16:21you're looking at anything on growing on
549. 16:22social media, you have to have a
550. 16:23subscription, but in reality, you can
551. 16:25connect the app like Post It as it runs
552. 16:27completely on your computer locally
553. 16:29hosted for free. That's what the idea of
554. 16:31Post It is that you can run your social
555. 16:32media on autopilot with any of them that
556. 16:35you want to. They've done some cool
557. 16:36accolades like running product of the
558. 16:37day, which is very cool. And
559. 16:38essentially, you can just now say, "Hey,
560. 16:40go ahead and create your social media
561. 16:41post for me, schedule them, and then you
562. 16:43can actually go ahead and run those
563. 16:44inside Post It. So, it doesn't really
564. 16:46matter what platform that you want to
565. 16:47do. You can do it with Claude, ChatGPT,
566. 16:49any of them. And then you get a really
567. 16:50cool, fully scheduled dashboard that you
568. 16:52can play around with, move it around,
569. 16:53and just start to scale your social
570. 16:55media. Now, to install this, you need to
571. 16:57begin by installing something called
572. 16:59Docker. I'll put a link in the
573. 17:00description for you so you can go ahead
574. 17:01and grab that. It's completely free to
575. 17:02do. It's just a separate container. So,
576. 17:04if you think about your house as your
577. 17:05computer, Docker is like almost having a
578. 17:08room that has something in it that runs
579. 17:10specifically. It's kind of a Docker kind
580. 17:12of container, so to speak. So, you can
581. 17:14have files and things running on there
582. 17:16that don't necessarily interfere with
583. 17:17everything else inside your house or
584. 17:19your computer. You start Post It by
585. 17:21using this command like so. And once
586. 17:23you've done that, you then connect Blue
587. 17:24Sky, schedule post, or do anything. Now,
588. 17:26my next tool is a very interesting one,
589. 17:28and it's something that if you want to
590. 17:29help individuals get a job, of which I
591. 17:32have a buddy, he does a very cool
592. 17:33business helping people get jobs, or
593. 17:35maybe you are in a career yourself, you
594. 17:36can use AI job search inside Claude
595. 17:38actually to help you not only find jobs,
596. 17:41but also tailor your CV specifically to
597. 17:43them. I thought this one was really
598. 17:44cool. Basically, you just add your CV,
599. 17:46it will find for you live jobs, and then
600. 17:48it ranks them for you based on your
601. 17:50experience, and can even tailor your CV
602. 17:52to it. For example, I gave it this CV
603. 17:54here from Tes Valley, and look at what
604. 17:56it did inside. You can see the levels of
605. 17:57improvement that it did in terms of
606. 17:59really bringing out the actual um intro
607. 18:02tags. You can see, I haven't seen a CV
608. 18:04in years, guys, but look at this. It
609. 18:06just added so much detail to it that
610. 18:07didn't exist before. And it's even gone
611. 18:09ahead and found me 10 London jobs ranked
612. 18:11against that CV, junior product
613. 18:13designer, which is fantastic, and told
614. 18:15me how likely I am to get them. And look
615. 18:17at this. Draft cover letter and said, "I
616. 18:18had shared the following decks with my
617. 18:20squad and presented prototypes to agency
618. 18:22clients, made prototypes in Figma,
619. 18:24Framer for client presentations. Again,
620. 18:26grinding them using the correct apps,
621. 18:28using technology, making it easier to
622. 18:30read. Now, I know that most people
623. 18:31think, "Why don't I just give it to
624. 18:32Claude and have it do its thing?" It's
625. 18:34true, but honestly, having like a
626. 18:35specialized repo that's very
627. 18:37specifically working with one problem is
628. 18:39going to help you get better results
629. 18:41than just having something more general.
630. 18:42Now, to use it, it's that simple. Just
631. 18:44give it a link. You're going to add your
632. 18:45CV, find the rank jobs, and then you can
633. 18:47literally tailor for the best one
634. 18:48available. Which brings us onto repo
635. 18:50number nine, which is a very interesting
636. 18:51one. It's called Deep Tutor. Now, Deep
637. 18:53Tutor is a free app that turns any PDF
638. 18:56into a tutor. You can think about it a
639. 18:58teacher that he will read any book you
640. 18:59want and then teach it to you in a very
641. 19:02interesting way that's going to help you
642. 19:03learn things. For example, I gave this
643. 19:05one a 15-page PDF, "Attention is all you
644. 19:08need." Look at this, guys. Who has the
645. 19:10time to read this these days? There's a
646. 19:11lot going on. So, essentially, you give
647. 19:13it to this guy. And look at this.
648. 19:15Explain like you're 12. Imagine you're
649. 19:16in a classroom with a big stack of
650. 19:18notes. You have one question you want
651. 19:19answered. And it just goes through and
652. 19:21breaks it down in a way so you can give
653. 19:22it any PDF and it will help you do that.
654. 19:24And it will quiz you on those answers
655. 19:26and even mark your answers to help you
656. 19:28learn essentially anything. It is a
657. 19:29little bit more interactive than just
658. 19:30learning. It's It's really making sure
659. 19:32that you're embedding the key concepts.
660. 19:33Now, the value here that Deep Tutor is
661. 19:35giving you is actually testing you and
662. 19:37marking what went wrong and what went
663. 19:39right. And so, now we've covered some of
664. 19:40the biggest trending repos. The next
665. 19:42thing that we need to do is look at
666. 19:43repos that are actually going to go and
667. 19:44help you make money, which we can do
668. 19:46together inside this video right here.