We took Scribient live in a real office. On a call this afternoon, an actual patient tapped through a pain map. Lower back, 10 out of 10. Upper back, 9. Neck, 8. Left shoulder, 8. Every tap went straight into the intake, English or Spanish, same form. No demo account behind it. This is the same terminal-first build process we work through in here. Ship something small, test it with real data, watch where it breaks. That's the win today — it didn't break.

I just dropped a new Claude Code skill in The Armory that I used to make this exact video. You give it a finished voiceover, and it helps build the full vertical explainer around it: - Storyboarded scenes - Word-timed captions - Custom sound effects - Audio mixing - Chunked Remotion rendering - Final verification sheets This is not a prompt that spits out a random slideshow. It is the actual workflow, scripts, design system, and working source files behind the finished video. Download it from The Armory, install it in your Claude Code skills folder, and use the included project as a working example.

If you have tried the new skill out let me know how it’s been working out for you in the comments!

I just dropped the first resource in the new Skills and Prompts section of the classroom. That section is where I’m putting the files and prompts I actually use, ready to copy. The first one is a prompt that builds a skill. You paste it into Claude, it interviews you with ten questions, and it hands back a SKILL.md file. A rulebook any AI has to follow when it writes for you. Your banned phrases, your rhythm, your real stories, and a hard rule against inventing anything you didn’t give it. My own posts run through the file this exact prompt built. It’s in the classroom for paying members. More is coming to that section. It’s in the classroom section. This space is exclusive to the paying members.

Course 0 — the terminal basics. Full video walkthrough included, plus a mini-capstone and checkpoint at the end so you can prove to yourself you actually get it. Just Keep Building.