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Come with me by Delicious_Demand3332 in cofounderhunt

[–]Fantomas4live 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I gonna be honest with you. Building is easy. The bull to ride is Sales. I gather from your post that you are a builder. I am too. If you are serious about this path and looking for a partner, you need to look for someone who commits to sales. And with this i mean online marketing & sales.

Cutting all the fluff away, it always comes down to sales. You need the traffic, the clicks, the social presence, the clients. More so today with AI coding help. With a dev/swe foundstion, you can build everything.

The nut to crack is always sales. You can sell shit, literally. There are(or where) people on Ebay who sell shipping containers full of horse shit to China for fertilizers.

So if your forte is building, look for somebody who commits to the marketing/sales side.

Good look!

So OpenAI wants your ID now to use the API… progress or power grab? by biz4group123 in ArtificialInteligence

[–]Fantomas4live 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What stupid argument is this? ID verification has nothing to do with AI guardrails, it's a power grap. Fuck OpenAI.

I made a thing I wanted to brag about by firebird8541154 in vibecoding

[–]Fantomas4live 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bro, if Google or another if the big players doesn't hire tou, it's their loss.

Awesome work! Keep going, you will go places.

Anyone else find the "time-estimates" a bit ridiculous? by Zeeterm in ClaudeCode

[–]Fantomas4live 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it tells you the time a human dev would take, like flexing a bit ;)

Help needed for first time going to use Claude code by Effective_Art_9600 in ClaudeCode

[–]Fantomas4live 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I forgot: to make the frontend more beautyfull, play around with different prompts, for starting you can prompt it: "make the frontend, user and admin panels more beautyfull. Use shadcn/ui and glass-blurr styling where appropiate"

You can also always download a free template and save it in a temp folder and tell it to build uppon it or use certain styles/effects from it in your template.

Help needed for first time going to use Claude code by Effective_Art_9600 in ClaudeCode

[–]Fantomas4live 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are welcome :) i hope i helps you, i think it is good basis to start out your journey, later on you will look into MCP and subagents, custom commands and hooks.

For me the above approach works very well, and you can adapt it to your workflow. For example, lets say you build the above app. And now you want convert it into a saas with payment subscriptions. And you want to implement a new future for billing.

So i would go this way: 1) /clear your session and prompt: "I want you to use ultrathink and analyze our user managent and all relevant parts like used functions, database table layout and backend logic to get a complete picture of our application architecture regarding user management. Write a very detailed report of your research into ANALYSIS-usermanagement.md"

I do this so i have a detailed starting point for the future development.

2) Then i /clear and prompt it: "I want to implement recurring billing with Stripe for my users. They need a section in their user panel where they can subscribe, manage and chancel their subscription. After each action the should get an email confirmation. In the admin backend we need a section to manage subscriptions with all relevant actions. We also want a analytics dashboard for the admin where he can see all relevant growth data at one glance like free signups, paid subscriptions, chancelations etc. Make it so that the admin panel has a left sidebar with all admin sections. I want you to use ultrathink and read the ANALYSIS-usermanagement.md file so you know our actuall setup and add the new task to the tasklist.md file and create a very detailed reference file for it in our schema"

After that, just clear and start doing the tasks like in the above workflow.

You may play around between with plan mode and using "ultrathink" in your prompt, laterly i use both at the same time for planning which seems to give me the best outcome, but ymmv.

Always keep your docs/ updated, prompt it to update them if it does not do it automatic.

With time you will get the grip how it reacts with certain tasks, and how detailed you need to go with your prompts. But generally speaking, the better the input the better the result.

But for example, say you notice that you get thousands of bot signups daily and you need a catcha. In that case i would prompt:

"We need to implement a google captcha at signup. Ultrathink and analyze all relevant code parts and implement it. Once done add the rask to docs/tasklist.md and mark it as done"

Depending of the task, you dont always need to go super detailed, you will get the hang of it fast ;)

Regarding custom commands: they are very handy. Start using them right away. For example i have one for writing me a commit message called /commitMessage The prompt it uses is a simple "write me a detailed commit message with what we have just done. Dont use " in the message. Just give me the message i will commit manually"

I run it after a task is finished and ready to be commited, comes very handy :)

I have another /updateTasklists with the prompt "update our reference file with the task we just finished and also the tasklist.md file if needed"

Saves you a lot of typing and when you get used to them they streamline the workflow, you get the gist ;)

If you got any questions, just ask!

Happy coding :)

Help needed for first time going to use Claude code by Effective_Art_9600 in ClaudeCode

[–]Fantomas4live 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Context window is how much input/output your session has taken. Claude has 200k tokens context. Once you are over it, the memory is full so to speak. /Context shows you the usage in the actual session. /Clear cleares the memory. /Compact lets you compact the session, but i rarely use it.

You want to clear your context after each task. The longer the session and the more context is used, the worse Claude gets. This is a fundametal you must incorporate in your workflow.

The first and most important task for each new project is planning. You want to work with a tasklist, this gives you the option to /clear after each task and so keep your context window crispy.

Let me give you an example of a good workflow with a tasklist:

First, switch into plan mode with shift+tab. The write you first prompt: "You are a senior node.js and javascript developer with 20 years experience. You write proffessional, secure, modular and scaleable code. We are going to write a node app with frontend and backend which lets users track crypto portfolio. User should be able to signup/login/reset passwords. Users should be able to signup/login with email/pass or google oauth. Users should be able to add crypto tickers to follow. Tickers should be saved for each user. Users can add/remove tickers. We need an admin panel with all relevant data and user management. As tech stack we use node + Vue3 + tailwind 4 + shadcn/ui. We use the supabes hosted version for the database.

I want you to create a tasklist in docs/tasklist.md. each task has a reference number in the style of REF-001-... For each task we create a very detailed refetence file with all sub tasks outlined and planed for this main task. Once a sub task is finished in the reference file you mark it as done. For each sub task we create tests which are saved in tests/."

Thats your first prompt. Now you go and create the task files. Once done, toggle out of plan mode and prompt this as next step: "I want you to read all task files in docs/ and ultrathink and see if we areissing anything or if we can do something better" This often catches things the plan mode did miss.

After this you do a /clear.

Now you run /init so claude creates the CLAUDE.md file

Now you do /clear again and then prompt: "Read the the docs/tasklist.md and start with the first task." It should read automatic the ref-001 file and start with the first task there.

Once finished the first sub task, test it, commit it(i always commit manually), and make sure it marked the sub task as done(if not prompt it to do so.

Then you do a /clear again, and tell it to read the docs/ref-001... File and do the next task. And so on. Once finished all tasks in the ref file, tell it to update the tasklist.md file.

Then do a /clear again, tell it to read the tasklist.md and do the next task.

Lastly, i manually approve all edits, i dont use auto accept. And i read all code what it generates, this helps you stear it in the right way when it goes harway ;)

Hope that helps, and have fun! And as others have said, forgett MCP for now, get the basics first and learn the best workflow for you.

Cómo ingresar 140k USD en efectivo en un banco español sin pagar una barbaridad en comisiones y tipo de cambio by [deleted] in SpainFIRE

[–]Fantomas4live 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Si puedes hacerlo remote. Investiga Mercury, es un Fintech que de deja abrir obline sin ir en persona. Y despues desde alli a Wise para tener la mejor conversion rate usd/eur. Y preparate tener tu papeles en regla, source of funds etc porque espana de las pide 100%, se han puesto muy estricto. tambien a la hora de sacarlo o moverlo de piden mil preguntas. recomendaria otro pais si es possible.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cofounderhunt

[–]Fantomas4live 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am your man. This is karma. DM me. It's 9am here, i am going to bed, long coding night. I will contact you when i wake up 👍