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Immersive AI Coding has been ongoing for over three months, and I’ve spent almost all my time on learning AI and practical implementation. Here are a few key insights:
1. Learning and using AI is about accumulated experience; there’s no sudden jump from 0 to 1. For example, I’ve been setting up VPNs since 2006, and have used various Web3 tools along the way, so I’m relatively comfortable with it. Without these foundational experiences, configuring AI environments and building tools wouldn’t be so quick to pick up. So, it’s better to start learning AI early rather than waiting for it to mature.

Happy Lunar New Year!
Wishing everyone:
A bug-free life and a wallet full of tokens;
Low latency days and high throughput living.
Smooth processes without frame drops, progress without blocking;
Zero-defect results, all endeavors reaching perfection.
Problems have solutions, reproducible everywhere;
Good luck always weighted in your favor, hitting the mark step by step.
Stay robust and healthy, avoid queues and appointments;
Emotional stability like a mountain, high energy and enthusiasm.
May the new year bring constant model updates and continuous upgrades in life;
And may you and I: always h

When you realize that AI is the definite trend of the future, you should be more aggressive. Don't think that AI is something only big companies with money and resources can do. It can be said that 2026 is the inaugural year of AI implementation, a year where individuals, organizations, and large corporations are all on equal footing. Big companies can focus on large-scale scenarios, while individuals can focus on small-scale scenarios. Get moving, start running, and more and more opportunities will come. If you stand on the sidelines, you'll never have the chance to participate. Friends inter

Add a development tool. Using Claude Code on the desktop version of Codex to develop skills allows Codex to help me check again. Since skills are now supported, I fixed the Daily Beautiful Pictures skill today. Conveniently, I also had Codex develop an automatic invoice processing program. As long as I drop the invoice in, the program will automatically classify it based on the rules. This is the first small closed loop; future upgrades can include extracting invoice numbers and other features. The key to AI Coding is to start with a small product. With confidence and experience, continuously

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Why do we recommend everyone to use Claude Code, along with Opus or Sonnet models? This is the simplest use case. It's not that you necessarily have to do programming, because Claude Code has system-level permissions and processing capabilities. It can help you deploy servers, organize data, and what sets it apart from other AIs is that Claude is the most powerful model in understanding programming. Therefore, in terms of logic, comprehension, and handling complex problems, it possesses capabilities that other AIs do not have, which can greatly save our time and improve work efficiency.

Today, I explained the logic of Claude skill development to a friend, and I also reorganized my understanding. One thing is certain: skill capabilities will gradually become popular, and their commercial potential is limitless. Currently, I am running lightweight commercial scenarios: 1. Using Claude to optimize open-source projects and deploy websites; 2. Developing skill-based scheduled tasks with Claude, including four scheduled tasks: (1) Collecting, organizing, and publishing industrial robot content regularly; (2) Daily image generation and scheduled publishing; (3) Daily AI technology a

Hired the world's top employees: the three experts Claude, Codex, and the other two. After Claude completes the work, the other two experts review the process, suggest modifications, and continuously improve the workflow and invocation logic. So far, the results look good!

The organizational structure of a one-person company in the future

12 anti-gravity accounts are basically enough for Claude coding to perform AI coding, with a reset every 5 hours.
A few days ago, I only had 2 accounts, often coding, coding, and then pauses started to occur. The intermediate APIs like Cloud Fog are actually not very stable.
After thinking it through, the reverse proxy is actually the most stable, equivalent to Google providing traffic as a proxy company. Even if Claude goes crazy, it won't ban it. So I recommend everyone doing AI Coding to use this method as the best option.
Based on my tests, I don't need 12 anti-gravity accounts; I estimate