Pep Secanell
Prompts, templates and the files that run my channels.
When something works for me, I put it here so you can copy it. Most of it is open to everyone. The bigger things come by email.
01Open to everyone
One entry per video. Copy it, paste it into the AI you already use, and see what happens.
Write me a prompt to continue this conversation in a new chat.
How I use it. When a chat gets long, I don't hit compact anymore. Compact rewrites the whole chat into a summary, and do that five times and you're reading a summary of a summary. So I send this instead, copy what it writes, open a brand new chat and paste it in. One clean summary, written once.
How I use it. When an AI gives me a bad answer, I ask these three questions before I change anything. Each one points to a different fix, and most AI products you use run two or three of them stacked together.
+Every new video with something worth copying gets its own entry here.
02For subscribers
I don't use Claude Code as one big chat. There's a manager and a team of specialists, and each one has its own job and its own rules. One plans my videos, one makes sure my posts don't sound like AI, one builds my websites.
This pack is that setup, cleaned up so you can use it with your own stuff: the main file Claude reads first, the team, four of my skills, and a step by step guide to get it running.
03Coming next
The waitlist
I'm making a course that starts at zero and explains every AI concept, one at a time, in plain English. Then we use all of it to build real apps. Join the list and the first lessons are free.
Join the listMy emails
It's my Substack, so you can leave with one click whenever you want.
04My apps
I'm building 52 apps in 52 weeks. These two are already on the App Store, and they're free to download.
A wellness app for how you sleep, eat and move. It plans your meals and your workouts, and every day ends with one score for how balanced it was.
Plan your day in time blocks. It checks in every 15 or 30 minutes to ask what you actually did, and at night the Mirror shows your plan next to what really happened.
