Transforme Livros em Skills no Claude Code (PASSO A PASSO) — Transcript

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1. 0:00I found a skill that transforms any book
2. 0:02into a reusable skill for Claude.
3. 0:06But what really caught my attention
4. 0:07wasn't the final result, it was the architecture
5. 0:10it creates to organize and reuse this
6. 0:13knowledge.
7. 0:14And in this video I'm going to show you exactly
8. 0:16how it works.
9. 0:19This is the repository of our skill that
10. 0:23we're going to be using, Book to Skill.
11. 0:25It already has almost 5 thousand stars here
12. 0:29on GitHub, so it's growing rapidly.
13. 0:32The name of the skill is this one, Book to Skill.
14. 0:34And here you can see some information from
15. 0:37the creators, right?
16. 0:38It talks here about the files they
17. 0:41create, concepts behind all of this.
18. 0:43I'll leave it in the description in case you want to check
19. 0:47it out more carefully.
20. 0:48But I'm going to summarize this here
21. 0:49in a more simplified and more visual way for
22. 0:52you.
23. 0:53Starting with the problem that this skill promises to
24. 0:57solve.
25. 0:58It takes into consideration people like me, for
26. 1:02example, who has already read several books.
27. 1:05But even though I find that book
28. 1:08amazing, right?
29. 1:09That I find that book really very important, after
30. 1:12a few months I've already forgotten that content, right?
31. 1:14And I end up forgetting, for example, some important concepts.
32. 1:18And when I want to review the
33. 1:19book, it becomes more complicated, right?
34. 1:21Because you're going to have to search for where that
35. 1:24quote was, for example, inside that book.
36. 1:27Sometimes you just want to find that concept
37. 1:29and you ended up losing that concept there
38. 1:32at that moment.
39. 1:33Plus at the moment when you're, for
40. 1:34example, focused on studying about personal finance,
41. 1:38you've read 10 books about personal finance, you
42. 1:40see that those 10 books are important books
43. 1:42for you.
44. 1:43But man, if you were to collect concepts
45. 1:45from each one separately, it's complicated.
46. 1:48So, that's a problem, right?
47. 1:50You read the book, you forgot, you don't remember
48. 1:54where that information was.
49. 1:55So you're going to search, for example, in the PDF,
50. 1:57it's time-consuming, many pages, or in the book itself,
51. 2:01right?
52. 2:02You're going to check your notes, but they're already
53. 2:03messy, it's hard to find.
54. 2:06Then you're going to ask the AI, you go
55. 2:07to ChatGPT or Claude, and
56. 2:09ask that information, and it might hallucinate
57. 2:11or even get it wrong.
58. 2:12And a solution to that is this skill,
59. 2:14the Book to Skill.
60. 2:16This skill, it's going to be your mentor
61. 2:18expert always available.
62. 2:20So, imagine that it's like that mentor you have
63. 2:23who knows everything about the books you've
64. 2:25already read.
65. 2:26And you're going to ask him that specific
66. 2:28information, you're going to ask for suggestions, you're going to ask for ideas, you're
67. 2:33going to tell about the situations that are happening to
68. 2:35you at that moment, and he's going to advise you
69. 2:37according to the book, not with
70. 2:39the knowledge from defending the AI.
71. 2:41So, the process is you take a file,
72. 2:44which can be a PDF, right?
73. 2:46So, you search for that file on the internet, about
74. 2:48that PDF, for example, from that book.
75. 2:49If you don't have it, scan and upload it, anyway.
76. 2:53Claude is going to extract, Claude is going to extract the
77. 2:56content, is going to do an analysis, and based
78. 2:59on that, it's going to create well-organized files about
79. 3:02that content, about the book, transforming it into a
80. 3:05reusable skill.
81. 3:07So, in the end, it transforms that
82. 3:10PDF with dozens of pages into files in
83. 3:15well-structured Markdown.
84. 3:17And the organization of this here, man, is very
85. 3:20cool.
86. 3:20So, let's go.
87. 3:22First, it's going to transform the skill.md file,
88. 3:26right?
89. 3:26It's one of the files it creates.
90. 3:28It's the skill.md, which is mandatory in
91. 3:30all types of skills, right?
92. 3:32If you already know skills, already know the
93. 3:34skill.md, it creates this file, which is
94. 3:36the manifest of the skill, right?
95. 3:37So, it's going to inform about the author, about
96. 3:39the work, about the central frameworks, how to use,
97. 3:43right?
98. 3:44When you're going to use this skill.
99. 3:45This information, what that book is about,
100. 3:49that specific book.
101. 3:50So, it's a general overview of what
102. 3:52that is and how much you're going to be
103. 3:54using it.
104. 3:55Then, it creates a file called cheat.md,
105. 3:58which is a quick reference.
106. 4:00So, inside there, it's going to list principles and
107. 4:04heuristics ready to apply.
108. 4:06So, if you want a file where you're going to
109. 4:08have a step-by-step of things that
110. 4:09are applicable, a checklist to be applied, a
111. 4:12step-by-step, practical things, it's going to be in this
112. 4:14file here.
113. 4:15So, it's going to take all the advice
114. 4:16it's going to transform that file with practical, applicable things.
115. 4:20Then, it also creates this other file here,
116. 4:22called patterns.md, which are the usage patterns.
117. 4:25usage.
118. 4:25So, they're like routes you can be
119. 4:28following.
120. 4:29For example, when x, then do y according to
121. 4:32the author.
122. 4:33So, he's going to take various situations that can
123. 4:36occur and how to solve that situation according to the
124. 4:39author of that book.
125. 4:40Then, it also creates a glossary.md, which
126. 4:44is the glossary.
127. 4:45So, it creates there exact terms from the author
128. 4:47with the precise definition.
129. 4:49So, various terms mentioned throughout that entire book.
130. 4:52It's going to create these terms and with the
131. 4:54advice on the side.
132. 4:55So, it also serves as a kind of
133. 4:57dictionary there with your books.
134. 4:59And it also creates a folder organized by
135. 5:01Markdown files according to the chapters, right?
136. 5:05So, he also has here a file per
137. 5:08chapter, which are the frameworks detailed by theme.
138. 5:10So, it organizes each chapter too with information,
139. 5:13right?
140. 5:13That is, in general, all of this here
141. 5:16transforms into something organized to be easy to
142. 5:20use and easy to navigate.
143. 5:22So, the logic, in a general way, is that
144. 5:25we have the skill.md, which is
145. 5:27being the entry point.
146. 5:29From that, the cheat sheet and the
147. 5:31patterns already cover 80% of the cases of
148. 5:34quick use, which are these guys here.
149. 5:36So, 80% of quick use, they already
150. 5:38cover.
151. 5:39Now, if he sees the need for something more
152. 5:43deep, then he's going to consult the chapters, which
153. 5:47are denser files, but also organized
154. 5:50and broken up.
155. 5:50So, that's going to prevent him from reading
156. 5:53a complete file, read that entire PDF complete.
157. 5:56A book has 300 pages, he's going to read
158. 5:57300 pages at once, which would be
159. 5:59exactly a problem.
160. 6:02You might think, no, it's just me taking
161. 6:03the PDF and it works.
162. 6:05Man, if you do this here, first that
163. 6:07the context is huge, and the chance
164. 6:08of it hallucinating is very high, because you're going to
165. 6:12give hundreds of lines for it to read at
166. 6:14once, it's going to spend a lot of tokens just
167. 6:17reading.
168. 6:18So, it asks a question and it's already
169. 6:19gone the half of Claude's session, because
170. 6:22it's going to read the entire PDF to give you
171. 6:24an answer.
172. 6:25Plus every question you're going to ask,
173. 6:26it's going to have to read that PDF
174. 6:28again completely.
175. 6:29So, man, this doesn't exist, this doesn't even
176. 6:30have it.
177. 6:32This is crazy.
178. 6:33Now, with skill, no.
179. 6:34It's going to have something structured, fewer tokens and much
180. 6:38fewer tokens really, right?
181. 6:39A quick and reusable query.
182. 6:42And just one detail here, a quick observation
183. 6:45before we go to the practice,
184. 6:47is don't confuse this skill with a
185. 6:49RAG, right?
186. 6:50RAG, it's used in case you
187. 6:52want to search for specific passages.
188. 6:55It's something, it's a semantic search, right,
189. 6:58that it's going to be doing there.
190. 7:00You're going to put a phrase, it's going to search
191. 7:03for that phrase in similar points inside the RAG
192. 7:08and it's going to bring you text from what
193. 7:11is similar.
194. 7:11It's like asking you to find a
195. 7:14phrase or a specific term there inside.
196. 7:16Then, okay, RAG.
197. 7:17Now, if you want Claude to act
198. 7:19as really the author of the work, that gives you
199. 7:21insights, as if your author really, with
200. 7:24that knowledge, then it's skill.
201. 7:26RAG doesn't solve that problem, right?
202. 7:29Anyway, now that I've already shown you
203. 7:31the concept behind it, you've already understood more or
204. 7:33less how it's going to work, let's go to the
205. 7:35practice, right?
206. 7:36First, I'm going to show you here in my
207. 7:37VS Code a book that I've already transformed
208. 7:40into a skill.
209. 7:41I'm going to show you how he did it and
210. 7:42then I'll show you how to do it in
211. 7:44practice with the Zero book.
212. 7:45Quick pause.
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229. 8:16Anyway, back to the video.
230. 8:18So, I'm here with my VS Code
231. 8:19open.
232. 8:20And I have here two folders and a
233. 8:22CLAUDE.md file. I'm going to explain for you all
234. 8:26this structure that I use.
235. 8:28If you want to download all that file here,
236. 8:30that file archive that I called my project,
237. 8:33containing the .claude, which contains the skills, that
238. 8:36temporary folder and the CLAUDE.md, which is
239. 8:39the Claude prompt here.
240. 8:41I'm also going to explain for you.
241. 8:43If you guys want to follow, here in the description and
242. 8:46in the pinned comment, there's going to be a link to
243. 8:49my free Claude Code group on WhatsApp.
244. 8:51In the description of that group, there's my templates hub.
245. 8:55All the free materials I release are there.
246. 8:56You just access it, you put the URL of that
247. 8:58video here, then it appears there the file for
248. 9:02you to download.
249. 9:03Right?
250. 9:03It's very simple.
251. 9:04Then you download all that material here in
252. 9:05a zip for you to be reusing.
253. 9:08Right?
254. 9:08It's cool.
255. 9:09The skill itself, when you download the
256. 9:12skill, you can take the URL of the repository,
257. 9:14throw it here in Claude, open here the Claude chat
258. 9:17here, which is what I did.
259. 9:19I took it here and said, look, download that skill
260. 9:21here on my project locally.
261. 9:23It has to be in that directory.
262. 9:24Then I said the name of the directory, archive,
263. 9:27and he downloaded it.
264. 9:29So, he downloads it here that file, that folder
265. 9:31.claude, and inside there's a folder called skills.
266. 9:33Inside there's a folder called book to skill,
267. 9:37which is, in fact, where the skill is,
268. 9:39with a file called skill.md, right?
269. 9:43So, all this here is the skill.
270. 9:45And here inside there are scripts, scripts in Python,
271. 9:48which is the question of conversion, distraction, PDF
272. 9:50and everything else.
273. 9:51Everything is part of the skill, okay?
274. 9:53And the CLAUDE.md was created by me
275. 9:56along with...
276. 9:57Claude created it, obviously, but I asked him
277. 9:59to create it according to my way
278. 10:02of using it.
279. 10:03So, I said here, look, you're an assistant for
280. 10:05book knowledge and your role
281. 10:08is not to summarize books, but to help the user
282. 10:09apply, connect and reason with the frameworks,
283. 10:12principles and mental models extracted from the works.
284. 10:15Don't act like a general assistant.
285. 10:17Every response should be anchored in a
286. 10:19available book skill.
287. 10:21And here there are some instructions.
288. 10:22So, basically, I'm telling how Claude should
289. 10:24behave, right?
290. 10:26I don't think the skill by itself
291. 10:28is already sufficient.
292. 10:29I want the project itself, within
293. 10:31this project, to act this way, as a
294. 10:33reading assistant for me.
295. 10:35And whenever I put a new book
296. 10:38here, it automatically updates the CLAUDE.md, showing
297. 10:42here the available skills, right?
298. 10:45Here there's a part called tmp, which means
299. 10:48temporary.
300. 10:49And here I put the PDF file
301. 10:50that I want to convert, right?
302. 10:53And here I can delete already, because this,
303. 10:54the Epictetus Manual, the guy is a
304. 10:56very good book, it was the last book that
305. 10:57I read.
306. 10:58It's a philosophical book, that talks about Stoicism,
307. 11:01right?
308. 11:02In the view of Epictetus, very good.
309. 11:04Very complex, so I found it very interesting to use
310. 11:06it as an example.
311. 11:08So, I thought on the internet here now a
312. 11:09PDF, downloaded the PDF and then I put
313. 11:12it here, right?
314. 11:13This guy here.
315. 11:14I'm not sure if it's the same edition
316. 11:16of the book that I have physically, maybe
317. 11:18not, but anyway, it's the Epictetus Manual,
318. 11:21Bielyem edition too, and it's all here.
319. 11:24It has 96 pages total, and many pages
320. 11:28too that are Greek.
321. 11:30So, in the end, the book is
322. 11:31short, has about 50 pages, right?
323. 11:34Okay, and then I asked him
324. 11:36to transform the book, the Epictetus Manual, into
325. 11:39a skill.
326. 11:40And he transformed it, look here, Epictetus Manual.
327. 11:42In a moment I'm going to show, I'm going to take
328. 11:44another PDF here and transform it into
329. 11:46a skill, you'll see there the step-by-step to do it.
330. 11:47But what I want to show you
331. 11:48here now is that he transformed it.
332. 11:51He created those files that I showed you
333. 11:54in the image a while ago, created a
334. 11:57part called Chapters, and here, each markdown file
335. 11:57part called Chapters, and here, each markdown file
336. 12:00of this here is a chapter that he created.
337. 12:02And let's explore.
338. 12:03First, the skill.md. So, here he's going
339. 12:06to explain what this book is about, the
340. 12:08Claude is going to know if he needs to use this
341. 12:11book or not from that markdown file,
342. 12:14okay?
343. 12:14I'm going to give the description.
344. 12:16Knowledge base, then here the name, the
345. 12:19Greek word here would be Epictetus Manual.
346. 12:23Use when applying the dichotomy of control, dealing
347. 12:26with adversity, examining judgments, understanding roles and
348. 12:29relationships, or studying practical Stoicism.
349. 12:31Perfect.
350. 12:32Here, information about the book, how to use this
351. 12:34skill, central frameworks and mental models.
352. 12:37So, here there's a whole summary, it has less
353. 12:39than 200 lines.
354. 12:40So, it's the first file he's going
355. 12:43to read, after the CLAUDE.md, which is
356. 12:45the main one, right?
357. 12:47Then he's going to read the skill here.
358. 12:48And then, depending on what's needed,
359. 12:50with what you told him, he
360. 12:52is going to read the other files.
361. 12:53So, we have here the cheat sheet,
362. 12:56which are the references.
363. 12:57So, here he has here a root question.
364. 13:00Use everything.
365. 13:01Is that my responsibility?
366. 13:02Yes, take care, act, choose.
367. 13:03No, nothing is for me.
368. 13:05Diagram, decision, table, rules, exam of stage, signs of
369. 13:10progress, before any big commitment.
370. 13:13So, they are general guidelines from the book.
371. 13:17Here, they're...
372. 13:19What is the glossary, right?
373. 13:21They are terms that Epictetus uses throughout the
374. 13:23book.
375. 13:24For example, dogma.
376. 13:26Opinion formed about a representation can be correct
377. 13:29or incorrect.
378. 13:30It's the true cause of suffering, not the
379. 13:32external event.
380. 13:33And here it references that this is part
381. 13:35of chapter 2.
382. 13:36And here we have the patterns and
383. 13:38techniques that he cites.
384. 13:40All of this here are, in fact, like
385. 13:43lessons, teachings.
386. 13:45For example, the dichotomy of control.
387. 13:47When to use before any action, desire or
388. 13:50emotional reaction.
389. 13:51How?
390. 13:52Trade-offs, the preface to action, the
391. 13:55naming of quality, anyway.
392. 13:57And here we have the chapters, where we have the
393. 13:59main idea, induced frameworks and various other structures
394. 13:59main idea, induced frameworks and various other structures
395. 14:03here inside.
396. 14:03But anyway, cool, everything organized.
397. 14:05Let's see if it works, how would it
398. 14:07work.
399. 14:08I'm going to ask a question for Claude.
400. 14:10I'm not even going to mention that I want him
401. 14:12to consult the Epictetus Manual.
402. 14:13Let's see how it comes out.
403. 14:15I'm going to say I have a
404. 14:16very important meeting tomorrow, I'm nervous,
405. 14:18and how should I act to control
406. 14:20that nervousness.
407. 14:21Something simple.
408. 14:24Let's see how he's going to react to
409. 14:26this.
410. 14:27Tomorrow I have a very important meeting and
411. 14:28I want you to tell me what
412. 14:30I can be doing to deal with the
413. 14:32anxiety I'm feeling.
414. 14:33Something simple.
415. 14:34Let me ask a question for Claude.
416. 14:35I'm not going to mention that I want him to
417. 14:37consult the Epictetus Manual here.
418. 14:39Let's see how it goes.
419. 14:40I'm going to tell him I have a
420. 14:41very important meeting tomorrow, I'm nervous,
421. 14:44and how should I act to control
422. 14:46that nervousness.
423. 14:47Something simple.
424. 14:48Let's see how he's going to react
425. 14:50to this.
426. 14:51Tomorrow I have a very important meeting and
427. 14:52I want you to tell me what
428. 14:53I can do to deal with the
429. 14:55anxiety I'm feeling.
430. 14:56And look, he already called the skill
431. 14:57correctly, right?
432. 14:58Of course, there's only one skill here, but he already
433. 15:00called the skill.
434. 15:01Epictetus Manual.
435. 15:02From that he's reading the relevant chapters
436. 15:03for anxiety and anticipation.
437. 15:06Three frameworks applied to that.
438. 15:08And here he already gave me the answer.
439. 15:10Anxiety before the meeting via Epictetus.
440. 15:11So, from that, he already gave me
441. 15:13here some actions to be done.
442. 15:15Here he talks about what to do tonight
443. 15:17concretely.
444. 15:18Prepare what's your responsibility.
445. 15:20Apply the premeditation.
446. 15:21Meditate on the terrible scenarios.
447. 15:22Don't flee the worst case scenario.
448. 15:24Put it before your eyes.
449. 15:25Examine it.
450. 15:26Most anxieties shrivel when you look
451. 15:28at them directly.
452. 15:30And Epictetus would say, the meeting has no power
453. 15:31over you.
454. 15:32The judgment you make about it does.
455. 15:34That judgment is yours and, therefore, can be
456. 15:36changed.
457. 15:37So, interesting, right?
458. 15:39Of course, a book.
459. 15:40Now, imagine if I had 50 books here
460. 15:43of various topics.
461. 15:44Things start to get interesting, don't they?
462. 15:46Not really?
463. 15:47I added here another PDF of another
464. 15:49book called The Psychology of Money.
465. 15:52It's more of a finance book, but it also has
466. 15:55a psychology approach too that I myself
467. 15:56don't suggest.
468. 15:57Very good book too.
469. 15:59But then it already goes, it's a
470. 15:59But then it already goes, it's a
471. 16:00different category from the Epictetus Manual, right?
472. 16:03So, here's the PDF.
473. 16:05Cool.
474. 16:06It's exactly the same edition that I have
475. 16:07the physical.
476. 16:09Anyway.
477. 16:09And let's create a skill from that
478. 16:12book.
479. 16:12So, I'm going to put an at sign here.
480. 16:14Here, look.
481. 16:15I marked the book.
482. 16:16Perfect.
483. 16:17After it's transformed into a skill, people, that
484. 16:19here can be deleted, right?
485. 16:20Or you can also just leave it as a reference
486. 16:22to know the books you have here, but,
487. 16:24anyway, this here can be erased.
488. 16:26That's why I put the part called
489. 16:27TMP.
490. 16:28And I'm going to talk to him here, look.
491. 16:29Transform.
492. 16:30Transform this book into a skill.
493. 16:32Just that.
494. 16:33Bypass.
495. 16:34And Enter.
496. 16:35And it has a step by step to
497. 16:37be followed to transform that into a skill
498. 16:39in the right way.
499. 16:40He already called the skill here.
500. 16:41Book to Skill.
501. 16:42PDF exists.
502. 16:44I need to identify the content type before
503. 16:46extracting.
504. 16:47What kind of content does this book have?
505. 16:50Is it text, technical or I don't know.
506. 16:52Technical would be that book that has lots of tables,
507. 16:56you know?
508. 16:57That it's a scientific article.
509. 16:59Anyway.
510. 17:00Then it's not necessary because it's going to use
511. 17:02a library that can extract better
512. 17:04those tables.
513. 17:06Since it's a very dense book, then
514. 17:08I'm going to go here as text, right?
515. 17:10And I even put it as recommended.
516. 17:11Then I don't know if he put it
517. 17:12as recommended because it's a standard of his or
518. 17:15if it's because he already understood that this
519. 17:16book would be this anyway, right?
520. 17:18I believe it's that second option.
521. 17:20And really, the same way as the Epictetus Manual
522. 17:22was, right?
523. 17:24I also marked it as text because it's
524. 17:25very dense text.
525. 17:26It has some tables, but nothing that will impact
526. 17:29translating our table.
527. 17:30Because the table is already just a presentation
528. 17:32that's already been written.
529. 17:33So, I'm going to mark it here.
530. 17:34Now it's already using some Python script
531. 17:37to be able to do the extraction of the text
532. 17:40from that PDF.
533. 17:40Done the extraction, now it's going to be reading,
534. 17:43in fact, the content.
535. 17:45This takes a while, right?
536. 17:46Really something around 5 minutes
537. 17:47there to be able to do all of that because it
538. 17:49is going to read all the content.
539. 17:51And look at how interesting the information
540. 17:53he brings here.
541. 17:54He said that there are 20 chapters plus intro,
542. 17:56plus postscript equal 22 sessions.
543. 17:59And here he gives an estimated cost
544. 18:01to do the full conversion.
545. 18:02Words, approximately 61 thousand.
546. 18:04Tokens, so how many tokens approximately the
547. 18:07reading of the entire book has.
548. 18:08Estimated tokens.
549. 18:09Input, Output.
550. 18:12And here he gives an estimated cost.
551. 18:15Here if you're going to use the API, right?
552. 18:17In our case here.
553. 18:19But, he already shows here the amount of
554. 18:21would spend approximately that here to be able to do that
555. 18:24conversion.
556. 18:25And that's here, if you're going to use the Haiku.
557. 18:28Estimated time, 6 to 10 minutes.
558. 18:30And here the files that will be generated.
559. 18:32And here ask some questions.
560. 18:34What am I going to use this skill for?
561. 18:36Apply the framework at work?
562. 18:38Think with the mental models?
563. 18:40Reference chapters and concepts?
564. 18:41All of the above, all of the above.
565. 18:43And yes, generate full skill or just analyze?
566. 18:47I want to generate the full skill.
567. 18:49And cool, now it's waiting.
568. 18:51I expect him to finish the work here.
569. 18:53And when it's done, I'm back.
570. 18:56Finished successfully.
571. 18:57It ended up taking more than 10 minutes to be able
572. 19:00to do it.
573. 19:01There were 22 chapters.
574. 19:03So, it took a bit longer.
575. 19:05I already observed here that he ended up creating
576. 19:07the skill inside the root directory of .claude.
577. 19:12Look.
578. 19:13And not here in that project.
579. 19:15So, guidance was missing here in CLAUDE.md
580. 19:17to prevent that from happening.
581. 19:18But that's not a problem.
582. 19:19It's just use it here for him.
583. 19:21I already sent here for him that the
584. 19:22skill is triggered in this directory.
585. 19:24I'm here.
586. 19:25And I updated the CLAUDE.md with that
587. 19:27rule.
588. 19:28Ask to update, in case.
589. 19:29Done, problem solved.
590. 19:31He already put here Psychology of Money Housel.
591. 19:34And let's see how he built it.
592. 19:36So, here he put the skill.
593. 19:38The description.
594. 19:39Financial Management.
595. 19:40Investment Direction.
596. 19:41Savings.
597. 19:42Composition.
598. 19:43Financial Survival.
599. 19:45Volatility.
600. 19:46Psychology of Money.
601. 19:48Cool.
602. 19:48Here the Glossary.
603. 19:50Here the Cheat Sheet.
604. 19:51Quite a lot.
605. 19:53And here the chapters, right?
606. 19:54Look.
607. 19:55Lots of content.
608. 19:56Each content with a specific framework.
609. 19:58And doing a quick test here, right?
610. 20:00For example.
611. 20:01Ah, I have a debt of 10 thousand reais.
612. 20:03How to proceed?
613. 20:03And that he gave some information.
614. 20:06According to what's in the book.
615. 20:07He said, including, that there's nothing about
616. 20:09debt liquidation directly.
617. 20:11But, there are some frameworks that are surgical.
618. 20:13In that case.
619. 20:14He gives some guidelines here.
620. 20:16And a sequence of action.
621. 20:17To be done.
622. 20:18And in case you want.
623. 20:20And have interest.
624. 20:22Of...
625. 20:22Besides using this skill.
626. 20:25You can also integrate your Claude Code with
627. 20:27Obsidian.
628. 20:28Like a kind of second brain,
629. 20:30right?
630. 20:30For YouTube videos and everything.
631. 20:32I have a video that I recorded.
632. 20:34Just click here and access.
633. 20:36And I stop here.
634. 20:37I thank you very much for watching this video until
635. 20:39here.
636. 20:39And I see you in the next videos.
637. 20:41Thanks!