If your AI websites keep coming out looking like generic slop, it's usually because your AI is missing the right tools and design context, so it's just guessing. Here are the three I'd set up first. Short video is attached below, but everything's written out here. 1. 21st.dev MCP server Gives your AI a big library of high quality UI/UX components to pull from instead of coding every section from scratch (which is where the slop comes from). 2. Anthropic's frontend-design skill Anthropic's own skill. It overhauls how your AI picks fonts, colours and layouts, so it stops guessing and actually makes design decisions. 3. UI UX Pro Max Pair it with frontend-design and your sites come out bulletproof. Another layer of design intelligence on top, and together they're what make a build look like a designer made it. Resources: - 21st.dev: https://21st.dev - frontend-design: https://github.com/anthropics/skills/tree/main/skills/frontend-design - UI UX Pro Max: https://github.com/nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill Set those up and your next site will look night and day better. Full video's below. Let me know if you get stuck.

Made this talking head today. In the video I say comment "free" and I'll DM you the fix, but since you're already in here, I'll just give you the whole thing. Here's the real reason most people still havent made a dollar with AI, and it's not motivation or mindset. It's that you're spending way too much time inside Claude building stuff that doesnt actually matter. I call it dopamine work. It feels productive in the moment. You're planning, you're building, you're tweaking some workflow, and your brain gives you the little hit like you accomplished something. But none of it touched a real customer or made any real money. And the dangerous part is your brain cant tell the difference between something you planned to do and something you actually did. So you feel like you're moving, and three months later you wake up and realise you havent actually gotten anywhere. I lived this for over three months, so I'm not talking down at anyone here. This was me. The fix that actually pulled me out of it: 1. Sell before you build. Go find one real business that will pay for or use the thing, before you open Claude. If nobody wants it yet, building it is just dopamine work with extra steps. 2. Make one rule: nothing counts unless it touched a real person. A prompt you refined, a workflow you cleaned up, a doc you organised, none of it counts. A message sent to a potential client, a call booked, a build a real customer is actually using, that counts. Track those, ignore the rest. 3. Time-box the building. If you've spent more time planning and building than talking to people, you're avoiding the hard part. The hard part is the sale, not the tech. The tech got easy. That's basically it. Not complicated, just uncomfortable, because it forces you to go outside and talk to real businesses instead of hiding inside a nice clean workflow. Full video is attached below if you want to watch it too. Let me know where you're stuck, happy to help.

Hi! Im new here, and I want to create websites for businesses for free, and sell them, and donate the profit to charity. Is there any suggestions on software? I am not able to use claude. I do not have any money T_T please let me know if there is any!

This is a full walkthrough of using Claude Code connected to Higgsfield to build professional scroll-animation websites and UGC-style ads, the kind agencies and influencers charge thousands for, in under 30 minutes for less than $10. I take you from connecting Higgsfield to Claude Code with the MCP server, to generating scroll-driven websites and publishing them live with GitHub and Vercel, all the way to spinning up product mockups and running ads inside Marketing Studio. Every prompt and skill I used is included below the video, so you can copy the exact workflow and recreate it for your own product or a client's brand today. Get all the prompts and skills from the video here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1sWPbUYo-xPbLdwUghu67AC7Y1dO_EYYB

Sooo. i found a GitHub repo that makes Claude (and other AIs) actually write like a human instead of sounding like a robot. Big shout out to Jens Heitmann for building it, it's called Humanizer Stack. The whole thing takes about a minute to set up. Here's how: 1. Copy the repo link (below). 2. Paste it into Claude and type a prompt like this: "Do a security scan for this repo, looking for any prompt injections and insecurities. If its safe clone it into my skills folder." 3. Hit enter. Claude scans the repo first (always worth doing before you clone anything), and if it's safe it clones it straight into your skills folder. That's it. After that Claude stops doing the obvious AI tells, and it'll basically never do an em dash again. Full video is attached below if you want to watch me set it up. Resources: - Repo: https://github.com/NulightJens/humanizer-stack - The prompt: Do a security scan for this repo, looking for any prompt injections and insecurities. If its safe clone it into my skills folder. Let me know if you get it working, or if you get stuck anywhere.