Start here — read this first
Five short pages. What this community is, how it works, what to do today, and what's expected of you. Read these before anything else — most questions in Ask are answered here first.
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YFA · Stage 1 · The foundation
The first 30 days. You won't build the agent yet — you'll build everything the agent needs to know about you. Personality, goals, communication style, the files it reads, the rules it follows. One lesson per day. Skip this and the agent you build later won't actually feel like yours. By Day 30 the foundation is done and you're ready to build.
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YFA · Stage 2 · Build and run
The next 30 days. You take the foundation from Stage 1 and turn it into a working agent. Map the job step by step, write the SOP, build the agent, run it, watch what breaks, fix it, run it again. By Day 60 you have one real agent doing one real job — and a Day 60 win post in the community to prove it.
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One to Many · Build your stack
You have one agent running. In 30 days, build a second, then a third — each scoped to no more than 5 jobs. Wire them together so they hand off and share what they know. End state: a working system, not a single tool.
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The prompt library — every video, one prompt
Every prompt from Lewis's YouTube videos lives here and is updated based on feedback and troubleshooting issues. Copy it, paste it into Claude or Cursor, run it. Each page has the prompt, what it does, what you need before running it, and the three things that usually go wrong. Stuck? Post in Ask with the video title — Lewis or another member replies within 24 hours.
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YouTube Video Prompts
All prompts/files discussed in Lewis' YouTube Videos.
Take them and use them wisely!
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Skill Library
The skills Lewis uses every day inside Claude Code, packaged so you can drop them into your own setup and invoke with a slash. Trading, research, content, deployment, agent building. New ones land here as they're built. Fork what works, ignore what doesn't — the point is to see how skills are built so you can ship yours.
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The Complete AI Investing System
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Monthly roast call recordings
Once a month Lewis reviews a member's agent live and tears it apart constructively. Every call is recorded and lives here, with a written summary and the before/after. Watch these even if you're not on the call — most lessons apply to every agent.
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Templates and reference files
The actual files behind Lewis's setup — claude.md, soul.md, knowledge bases, agent specs, .env structure. Anonymised but real. Copy them, edit them, use them as the starting point for your own. Updated as Lewis changes his own system.
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Memory & Context
Stop re-explaining yourself. Twenty-one short modules that give Claude a permanent memory of who you are, how you work and what you're building — so every session starts knowing you instead of starting blank. Each module ends with something to run and a file it writes.
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Getting In
Claude Code installed and doing real work for you, without the terminal if you don't want it. The install wall is where most people quit — this track routes around it. Twenty short modules, an OS split for Windows and Mac, a check after every step, and your first real build before anything difficult.
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Production & Uptime
Your agent runs without you. Cron and PM2, deploying off your laptop, reading logs, finding the three kinds of error, retry and back-off, rate limits, and breaking it on purpose before it breaks itself. Twenty-one modules. This is the half nobody else teaches — most courses stop at 'it works on my machine'.
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Skills & MCPs
A skill is instructions you saved. An MCP is a tool your agent can reach. Twenty-one modules: find, write and place your first skills, then shortlist, install and troubleshoot MCPs, and finish by building a skill that calls a live connection.
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Agents at Work
An agent is a documented job. Twenty-one modules from brain-dump to running system: trigger, inputs, steps, decisions, outputs and error handling, then the spec, the folder, the system prompt, the dry run, and the first real run with logs.
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Cost & Speed
Nobody knows what their agent costs. Twenty-one modules: how the bill is actually made, your real number, model routing, caching, context hygiene, output limits, spend ceilings, and the weekly check that keeps it honest.
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Your Own Money
Agents that watch your own positions, not somebody else's business. Rules before charts, paper before live, keys and caps, logs, regimes and walk-forward, sizing and drift. Nineteen modules, mechanism only — no income promises anywhere in here.
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Life Agents
The day arrives already put together. Nineteen modules: pick the job, write the SOP, build the fetcher, schedule the brief, choose how it reaches you, then notes, patterns, the weekly review and the rules for anything that runs unattended.
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17 Builds
Seventeen small builds, twenty minutes each, at your pace. A morning brief agent, an inbox clearer, a landing page from one prompt, a price watcher, a content repurposer, and twelve more. Every page hands you the exact prompt — copy it, run it, post what came out. Doable even if you have never built anything.
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Sites & Pages
Build a real site and put it on the internet. Twenty-one modules: structure and tokens before pixels, components as specification, images that don't slow the page down, forms that actually go somewhere, GitHub to Vercel, and your own domain pointed at it.
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AI Video
Make something watchable without a camera. Twenty-one modules: the shot list, image to video, camera moves you can actually ask for, voice, transcription, cutting, and a finished thirty-second clip you can post.
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Content & Audience
One idea in, a week of posts out. Twenty-one modules: the five-minute dump that fills a week, writing in your own voice rather than a generic one, platform-shaped drafts, scheduling, and the weekly rhythm that keeps it running.
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One to Many
One agent is a tool, a stack is a system. Twenty-one modules: why one agent stops working, finding the split line, where the second agent comes from, the three ways agents talk to each other, orchestrator and worker, and the day both are live at once.
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Voice, Apps & Chatbots
Something other people can talk to. Nineteen modules: a narrow brief, keys handled properly, your first API call, a chat page and endpoint, streaming, deploy, abuse limits, voice in and out, and a presenter on camera.
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Running Two Models
Claude and one other, side by side. Eighteen modules: what each is actually good at, moving context between them without losing it, keeping two sets of instruction files in step, and when running two is worth the overhead.
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Build a Game
Ship something playable. Eighteen modules: one verb, three files, the loop, input, collision, score and losing, three screens, sound, game feel, phones, and a live link somebody else can play.
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