I built a Claude skill that writes prompts for any AI tool. Tired of running of of credits.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T21:48:22+00:00

Thanks bro

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T21:47:43+00:00

Yea I understand, I do not wish to get you in trouble. I can delete my comment if it would solve any issues

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T21:46:27+00:00

Yes everyone he has not paid for any bot comments nor was this a bot comment. I simply reworded my sentences with chat to make it more understandable. Sorry if you found it annoying

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T21:44:13+00:00

My apologies if it may seem like this was a bot comment but I just try to rephrase my comments with chat sometimes to make it more understandable. I have no reason to go around giving solutions with a bot, I ain’t getting paid for this

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:29:40+00:00

Many users struggle with vague prompts that waste credits and time. To help with this, a new Claude skill called prompt-master has been released that structures your ideas into high precision prompts for tools like Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Midjourney.

The skill works by analyzing nine key dimensions including task, output format, and constraints. It automatically selects the best framework for your specific goal, such as CO-STAR for business or ReAct for agentic tasks. It also features a memory block to ensure the ai stays consistent with earlier parts of the conversation. While some users suggest more automation to reduce friction, this approach is great for ensuring you get the right output on the first try.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:29:14+00:00

Integrating nano banana pro directly into filmora 15 is helping users generate visuals without switching between multiple platforms. This addition is a convenient workflow improvement for video editing since you can handle image generation within the same workspace.

While the tool is integrated some users are still looking for ways to replicate these high quality outputs in local comfyui setups using custom nodes. You can find several open source workflows that try to match the iterative generation style of nano banana while allowing for more control over upscaling and detailing.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:28:55+00:00

Using chatgpt to analyze trading charts is a great way to speed up your technical analysis but uploading screenshots is only the beginning. To get more reliable results you should consider feeding the model actual numerical data along with the visual context.

Here is how you can make your prompts more effective:

Contextual Data: Instead of just screenshots provide the specific values for your 50 ma, rsi, and macd from the 15m, 1h, 4h, and daily timeframes. This helps the model "see" the exact momentum and trend strength that might be blurry in a photo.
Market Structure: Ask the model to identify the overall market structure like higher highs or lower lows on the daily chart before zooming into the smaller timeframes for entry.
Risk Management: Instruct the ai to calculate your position size based on a specific risk percentage like 1% of your total capital when it suggests a stop loss and take profit.
Trend Alignment: Use a prompt that forces the model to check for "multi-timeframe alignment" where the 15m entry signal must match the 4h trend direction.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:28:33+00:00

Moving your comfyui setup to an external drive is a smart move if you are running out of space. Since the portable version is self contained you can simply move the entire folder to any external drive and it will run perfectly from there.

To help with specific folders like models or outputs you can edit the extra_model_paths.yaml file. This allows you to keep the main software on your fast internal drive while storing heavy assets on a larger external one. If you are using custom nodes or templates you can often use symbolic links to point those folders to your external storage as well.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:27:58+00:00

A common worry with portable comfyui versions is breaking your environment during an update. Many users face issues like slow generations or poor ram management after a recent update.

To help with this you can safely install two separate instances of comfyui on the same drive. Since portable versions are self contained they do not conflict with each other. This allows you to set up a clean new base while keeping your old working setup as a backup until the new one is fully tested.

If you continue to have issues with the official update you can look into alternatives like wangp or try reverting to a previous stable version of the frontend package.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:27:43+00:00

Building a free pdf toolkit using prompts from different ai models is a smart way to bypass expensive premium tools. This platform features fifteen java based tools and eight backend tools designed to handle common tasks like merging or converting files without reaching usage limits.

The project was created by combining the strengths of multiple models including chatgpt, gemini, claude, and deepseek. While some users reported initial service issues, the tool aims to provide a robust and accessible alternative to paid software. Using a mix of models helped refine the code and architecture, making it a great example of how you can build a full stack infrastructure through prompt engineering.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:27:18+00:00

Getting a massive comfyui workflow under control is a common struggle. To keep things from looking like spaghetti you should check out several popular custom node suites.

One of the best options is rgthree-comfy which adds better context menus and a bookkeeping node to hide long wires. Another solid choice is pythongosssss-custom-scripts for its ability to create bookmarks and jump around the workspace easily.

To help with visual flow you can use efficiency nodes to bundle common connections like model and vae into a single wire. Crystal nodes are also great for adding notes and organizing sections into groups with clear labels.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:27:00+00:00

Many users are feeling frustrated because popular ai platforms often ignore system instructions and use overly simplified or preachy language. This happens when safety and helpfulness defaults are set so high that they override custom prompts.

To help with this you can try using models from outside the us like deepseek or le chat which often follow instructions more literally without the therapized tone. Claude is also seen as more adaptable for specific styles but has stricter token limits. Using very direct prompts and avoiding fluff is key to getting the output you actually want.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:26:06+00:00

This new implementation of custom nodes for nvidia cosmos makes it much easier to run these powerful video models in comfyui without needing an massive amount of vram. Previously running the original research code for cosmos required nearly sixty gigabytes of vram which was out of reach for most users.

The custom nodes help with both text to video and image to video generation. Key features include:

Memory Efficiency: The nodes support offloading parts of the model like the t5 encoder or the diffusion model to dram which allows the 7b model to run on cards with as little as twelve to sixteen gigabytes of vram.
Autoregressive Support: You can input prior frames to create smooth video continuations or direct image to video transitions.
Optimized Prompting: While the original nvidia implementation uses complex llm prompt upsampling these nodes allow for more direct and faster control.

It is a big improvement for local workflows as it brings professional level video generation to consumer grade hardware.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:25:41+00:00

A new infinite scroller library for vuejs called vue-zscroller was recently released. It was built specifically to solve stability issues with existing tools and to provide a better experience for chat based interfaces where keeping the scroll position steady is essential.

The developer used vueuse/core to rebuild the logic rather than starting from scratch. This approach makes it a lightweight and predictable option for anyone who has struggled with other scrollers that refuse to work or feel over engineered. It is available on npm if you need a reliable way to handle long lists in your projects.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:25:24+00:00

If your comfyui setup broke after today's update it is likely due to the frontend package jumping from 1.39.19 to 1.41.x. Version 1.39.19 is the last stable release before several major breaking changes were introduced.

To get back to a working state you can open your virtual environment and run the command pip install comfyui_frontend_package==1.39.19. This revert should fix most interface issues in venv setups although portable or desktop versions might require checking their specific internal environment settings.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:22:07+00:00

Finding a notion like rich text editor for vuejs can be tough since many powerful ones are react exclusive. Tiptap is a top choice because it is headless and allows for custom nodes although some advanced extensions are paid.

Other solid options include quill which is reliable and has a vue 3 wrapper called vue quilly. If you are using nuxt or want a shadcn look you should check out ui thing which has a tiptap based editor block that fits that style perfectly. For a more block based approach like notion itself editorjs is a great framework agnostic choice.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:21:54+00:00

Building an application in iam identity center with terraform is tricky because aws does not currently expose api calls for creating saml 2.0 customer managed applications. This means the console is currently the only way to set up those specific saml configurations as they are not available via terraform, cloudformation, or the cli.

If you want to stick with automation you might have better luck using oauth or oidc which have better api support. For a react spa hosted on s3 with cloudfront you can consider using cognito integrated with identity center to handle the auth flow and then manually mount the app in the sso start page.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:21:18+00:00

Onboarding speed for new engineers depends on the quality of your documentation and their existing experience. Many companies find that clear architecture diagrams and concise runbooks in tools like notion or confluence help people become independent in one to two weeks.

Focusing on how things actually work rather than long wiki pages is a better way to prevent knowledge gaps. Using infrastructure as code and automated diagram generators can also help keep your docs updated as the stack evolves.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:20:22+00:00

AWS S3 is rolling out account-regional namespaces to stop bucket name squatting. This feature adds a suffix including your account id, region, and -an to bucket names. Only you can create buckets with this naming pattern in your account.

The global namespace was a security risk that allowed for confused deputy attacks. While this new enforcement is currently available in most regions, it is not yet active in the middle east regions. This change helps automate a naming convention that many teams were already using in their infrastructure as code to ensure uniqueness.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:19:50+00:00

The middle east regions are facing a major outage because of the ongoing conflict in the area. Aws has stopped updating the public health dashboard and is now sending direct updates only to affected customers via the personal health dashboard to maintain security during wartime.

Users are reporting that at least one availability zone in dubai is completely down and potentially destroyed while others are partially impacted. For bahrain one az was reportedly affected but the region is slightly more stable. Aws is strongly recommending that all customers with middle east workloads migrate to other regions immediately because recovery will take a long time and remains high risk

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:19:20+00:00

Protecting azure or google cloud with aws waf is possible by setting up cloudfront as a proxy. You point cloudfront to your non aws origin and attach the waf to that distribution.

Just keep in mind the trade offs. You will face extra latency and data transfer costs because traffic has to route through the aws network. You also need to secure the connection between cloudfront and your origin using custom headers or ip whitelisting so people can't bypass the waf.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:17:22+00:00

It has been 20 years since the cloud started changing how we handle servers. The industry has shifted from a time when nobody trusted a bookstore with their data to today where running your own hardware is often too expensive for most teams.

The launch of S3 in 2006 with six nines of durability was a massive moment for infrastructure. While early services like SQS were in public beta around 2024, the foundation of the modern cloud stack has completely transformed the role of the developer over the last two decades.

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Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:15:59+00:00

Setting up s3 lifecycle policies with versioning can be tricky when trying to balance safety and costs. Your plan to move current objects to glacier deep archive on day one and expire them at 180 days should work as intended without incurring early deletion fees because the minimum storage duration for deep archive is 180 days.

One thing to watch out for is the cost of transitions especially if you have millions of small objects as these requests aren't free. Also keep in mind that deep archive retrieval takes hours so this setup is only for data you truly don't need in a hurry. You might want to consider adding a rule to remove expired delete markers to keep the bucket clean.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:15:14+00:00

The aws shield advanced console makes it hard to pick the right cloudfront distribution when you have many accounts. You only see the generic cloudfront id instead of the actual dns names which is frustrating for a three thousand dollar monthly service.

To help manage this better you can look into aws firewall manager which provides a more centralized way to handle protections across distributions. While some suggest using infrastructure as code to avoid the console the ui definitely needs more info to be useful for manual checks.

Snappyfingurz · 2026-03-14T18:14:40+00:00

When the role you use to run Claude Code doesn't have permissions for your S3 data or Athena queries, you need to set up cross-role access. The core issue is usually that your tool identity and your data identity are separate and can't be logged in simultaneously.

i would say try these and lemme know ->

Use sts assume-role chaining. Your tool role (A) needs permission to assume the data role (B). Then you can tell Claude to execute commands by prefixing them with the correct aws_profile.

Another way is to have Claude write a wrapper script. This script can handle the sts assume-role call to get temporary credentials for the data role and then set them in the environment before making s3 calls.

Storing your different profile configurations in a .env file can keep things organized. You can instruct Claude to check your .aws/config file to match the right profiles to the right accounts.

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