WEBVTT 00:00:00.000 --> 00:00:00.880 Yesterday, 00:00:00.880 --> 00:00:04.240 I was working on my laptop, and I realized that 95% 00:00:04.240 --> 00:00:08.560 of the tasks that I do on my computer for content and marketing 00:00:08.560 --> 00:00:09.760 is inside 00:00:09.760 --> 00:00:10.800 Codex. 00:00:10.800 --> 00:00:12.560 And Codex is OpenAI's 00:00:12.560 --> 00:00:23.325 brand new super app. And the reason I'm able to use AI agents for almost all of my marketing tasks is because I've built a layer of skills around Codex. 00:00:23.485 --> 00:00:29.500 These are repeatable workflows that I use every single day to help me go from 1,500,000 00:00:29.500 --> 00:00:31.820 followers to hopefully 10,000,000 00:00:31.820 --> 00:00:41.975 followers by the end of next year. In this video, I'm gonna walk through the top seven plugins and skills that I use every single day inside Codex. 00:00:42.055 --> 00:01:01.440 And if you are a Claude Cowork or Claude Code user, these skills will work in the exact same way, and you can use them. And I guarantee you, you will get value from this video. You are going to learn a marketing skill that will impact your business or your personal brand. Let's not waste any more time. Let's dive into the video. 00:01:03.920 --> 00:01:22.575 Okay. So today, we're gonna be talking about the best skills that I use as a creator and marketer. And again, this works inside Claude Code and Codex. So before we dive into the seven skills that I use basically every single day for marketing, I do wanna discuss the basics of Codex, 00:01:22.575 --> 00:01:28.770 and I also wanna talk about what a skill is. Alright. So this right here is Codecs, 00:01:28.850 --> 00:01:41.195 and Codecs is somewhat similar to Claude desktop app, which has chat, co work, and Claude code. The reason I use Codecs is they basically combined all of them into one experience, 00:01:41.195 --> 00:01:42.555 and it's just Codecs. 00:01:42.555 --> 00:01:47.835 And on Codecs, you can generate slide decks, you can also generate spreadsheets, 00:01:47.915 --> 00:01:51.835 and you can work directly in the spreadsheet. You can generate full documents, 00:01:52.240 --> 00:02:13.165 and you can also generate any type of app or web page. When you use Codex, you're basically prompting an AI agent and you can select your model, and this AI model has full control over your computer. It can edit, delete, and create files on your computer. Basic overview of how the app is kind of organized visually, 00:02:13.245 --> 00:02:18.925 you have your agent chats here on the left side. Up top on the left, you have kind of your different features. 00:02:19.350 --> 00:02:20.950 In this middle column, 00:02:21.110 --> 00:02:23.030 you have your agent conversation, 00:02:23.110 --> 00:02:25.030 and then you have your preview, 00:02:25.030 --> 00:02:41.195 and this will be a preview of an app if you ask for an app. It'll be a preview of a browser if you ask to navigate to a certain website. It'll be a preview of a spreadsheet if you ask it to create a spreadsheet, and it will be a preview of a presentation if you ask for a PowerPoint. 00:02:41.275 --> 00:02:50.360 And so that's what makes this a super app is depending on the task, it'll open up a preview, and this preview is very dynamic. It can be many different things. 00:02:50.600 --> 00:03:05.025 And so, of course, you can create many type of documents, you can create any type of app. They have skills and plugins, which we're gonna be talking about today. This is gonna be the most important part, and today we'll also touch on automations because automations can actually be used 00:03:05.265 --> 00:03:17.210 with skills and plugins. They kind of go together because you can see here, this is actually a good example of an automation that I've created, and this Google Calendar and this Gmail are plugins. 00:03:17.210 --> 00:03:31.665 And so we're gonna talk about that today. And the final thing I will say about super apps is they're getting better at controlling your computer. They have computer use, which allows you to fully control your computer, and it also has browser use. And so remember, we talked about this in app browser here. 00:03:31.825 --> 00:03:37.345 The agent can actually control your browser, and you can see the mouse moving around controlling your browser. 00:03:37.505 --> 00:03:51.690 Every single month that goes by, it'll get better and better at controlling your browser. And so while you're using Codecs, there's two commands that you should be aware of when using skills. The first one is a skill. So if you want to use a skill that you've already created, you can press slash, 00:03:51.850 --> 00:03:55.530 and we can you can see here, I can type YouTube researcher skill, 00:03:55.610 --> 00:03:58.605 I can use the Excalidraw diagram skill, 00:03:58.685 --> 00:04:00.445 I can use the 00:04:00.525 --> 00:04:01.565 Remotion 00:04:01.565 --> 00:04:02.845 best practices 00:04:02.845 --> 00:04:08.685 skill. These are all skills that I've added in the past. I can also use plugins by pressing the at sign, 00:04:08.765 --> 00:04:21.800 and here we can use computer use, which is a plugin. I can use Gmail, which is a plugin. I can use Calendar, which is indeed a plugin. In order to access plugins and skills, go up to the top left and click plugins. 00:04:21.800 --> 00:04:28.455 And so you can think of plugins as bundles of skills and abilities, and you can think of skills 00:04:28.535 --> 00:04:42.670 as instruction files for an AI agent. Just to show you an example, I use Vercel very often to deploy the apps that I create inside Codecs on the Internet so I can send them to other people. If you click on the Vercel plugin, 00:04:42.670 --> 00:04:44.830 you'll see that this includes 00:04:44.910 --> 00:04:47.470 many skills. You can see one, two, three, 00:04:47.790 --> 00:04:50.510 all of these different things are skills. 00:04:50.670 --> 00:04:58.305 So these are all bundled together into a plugin. And when you go on Codex, if you were to type in at Vercel, 00:04:58.385 --> 00:05:07.025 this points to the plugin. And so it'll usually understand what you mean, and it'll actually choose the right skill to use. And then I can also do slash 00:05:07.450 --> 00:05:08.090 Vercel, 00:05:08.330 --> 00:05:14.810 and if I wanted to tag a specific skill within the plugin, I could go to Vercel sandbox, 00:05:14.810 --> 00:05:18.330 and that would actually spin up one of the Vercel sandboxes. 00:05:18.330 --> 00:05:23.425 But again, the at sign allows you to at mention a plugin, 00:05:23.505 --> 00:05:26.145 and the slash symbol allows you to 00:05:26.465 --> 00:05:40.990 access a specific skill. Okay. So now that you have some of the context and you understand what Codex is and how it's a kind of a super app that can use plugins and skills, let's dive into these seven skills. And these are gonna be a mix of plugins and skills. 00:05:41.390 --> 00:05:47.710 And all of these skills are gonna be available if you go to chorus.com/skills. 00:05:47.710 --> 00:05:57.535 By the time this video is done, you can find all of your skills here, and in one click, can use this on Codecs, you can use it in Claude Code, or you can use it directly inside Chorus. 00:05:57.535 --> 00:06:02.975 Alright. So now let's dive into skill number one for content creation inside 00:06:03.135 --> 00:06:03.695 Codecs. 00:06:04.010 --> 00:06:09.690 Alright. So skill number one and skill number two have to do with a concept called grounding. 00:06:09.850 --> 00:06:14.810 So what grounding is is basically connecting your AI agent to a useful 00:06:14.890 --> 00:06:25.085 reference point. And so if you've used ChatGPT before and you ask it to create content or come up with an outline for a YouTube video or ask it for a short form script, 00:06:25.325 --> 00:07:17.715 it's not grounded in anything useful for you. If you think about it, OpenAI is a company, and they train their model on a vast amount of data. And when you ask it to create a script for Instagram or TikTok, it's they are the ones who train the model. And they use reinforcement learning, and they basically looked at the outputs, and they said good job or bad job or good job or bad job, and they train these AI models to create a script based on their opinion of what good content is. Well, depending on your niche or depending on who you are, you might have a specific taste that you like. And so what you wanna do is you want to actually ground the model or point your AI agent at a place where they can find a high quality example. And the best way to do this, in my opinion, is to give it access to YouTube. And so the first skill that we can use inside Codex 00:07:17.715 --> 00:07:19.315 is YouTube Researcher. 00:07:19.395 --> 00:07:23.315 So, again, all of these skills can be found on the skills page in the description. 00:07:23.840 --> 00:07:27.200 But whenever I say slash YouTube 00:07:27.200 --> 00:07:31.360 researcher, please can you generate an intro 00:07:31.360 --> 00:07:38.640 for this video in the style of Theo Brown. I forget the name. T three chat guy. The topic 00:07:38.895 --> 00:07:44.095 is, and then we'll just say, this video, and I'm gonna give it the outline. 00:07:44.175 --> 00:07:47.135 And so here's where I'm writing my content script, 00:07:47.295 --> 00:07:58.330 and if I just paste this in here, now if I press enter and I wanna create an intro for this video in the style of Theo, this will allow it to go to YouTube, pull the transcript immediately, 00:07:58.490 --> 00:08:16.975 and I could ask it to say, please can you pull his latest 10 videos and figure out which one best fits your idea, and then I want you to come up with five hook options or intro options. And so now what it's doing is it is going off, going to YouTube, pulling all of these different transcripts, 00:08:17.055 --> 00:08:28.810 and then it will come up with a good intro grounded in his examples. And one of my favorite things about Codecs is I can actually multitask. So if I press command n, I can immediately 00:08:29.050 --> 00:08:31.530 switch chats and I can say, please, 00:08:31.610 --> 00:08:32.570 can you 00:08:32.810 --> 00:08:33.530 find 00:08:33.850 --> 00:08:34.730 Cleo 00:08:34.730 --> 00:08:35.450 Abram 00:08:35.715 --> 00:08:40.995 on YouTube? I want you to look at the transcripts 00:08:40.995 --> 00:08:43.075 for her shorts. 00:08:43.075 --> 00:08:46.275 Please come up with five options 00:08:46.355 --> 00:08:58.590 for short form content. And I can paste that script in, and we can run it. Another thing that I really like to do is if I'm trying to learn a topic, and by the way, we'll come back to these, they're still loading, right? We can see down here, 00:08:58.910 --> 00:09:13.595 we see that they're, these both are working, and you can see which one's working. You can see that this one just finished because it's a blue dot, and this one's still working. I want to learn the concept of skills and plugins, and I wanna learn it really from first principles. And I can say slash 00:09:13.755 --> 00:09:14.635 YouTube 00:09:14.635 --> 00:09:15.515 researcher. 00:09:15.675 --> 00:10:40.540 I want you to explain it in the way that Andre Carpathi does in his YouTube videos, so please pull the transcript from his LLM video. I really like that one, and then I want you to explain it to me exactly like he does in a one page document. Don't create a document, just respond in the chat, but really make it sound like him. Right? Now we're just using it to learn. We're having it explain it in Andre Karpathy's voice, and now it's grounded in YouTube, and this is just one really cool way that I can use it. So here, we have some options in the style of Theo. Codex is starting to get really weird for me. Classic Theo at Hook. A few months ago, it was the thing that I opened when I needed help with code. Now it's where I do almost everything. Research, docs, content, planning, emails, scripts, thumbnails, publishing, all of it. And the funny part is, I can actually picture him say it, uh, like, and it is genuinely in his voice, and so that is really why I like to use this skill. Here is the Carpathi style for skills, and this sounds exactly like him. Think of Codex as a little operating system around a language model. At the center, there is the model. The model can read text, write text, reason, and decide what to do next. But by itself, it doesn't know your personal workflows. It does not automatically know that when Riley says research YouTube, the right move is to use supadata, pull transcripts, compare hooks, and synthesize patterns. That knowledge has to live somewhere, and that is what a skill is. And this really does sound like Andre Karpathy. This is kind of exactly how 00:10:40.780 --> 00:10:57.895 he would explain it if he were to be making a YouTube video on this topic. So in order to pull these transcripts, you actually will need access to one external tool, and this is actually called an API. And an API is basically like a password so that you can use certain technologies, 00:10:58.135 --> 00:11:01.895 and you can basically pull information from certain software. 00:11:02.055 --> 00:11:05.255 And in order to get that, you need to go to SupaData. 00:11:05.980 --> 00:11:07.500 Can just Google SupaData, 00:11:07.580 --> 00:11:10.220 and here you go. And this actually works for Instagram, 00:11:10.220 --> 00:11:11.100 YouTube, 00:11:11.260 --> 00:11:26.935 and TikTok, I believe. And you can pull the transcript from any video, and I believe it actually works on X as well. Alright. So that's a pretty simple skill. YouTube Researcher allows you to ground whatever task it is that you're trying to create in YouTube transcripts, 00:11:27.175 --> 00:11:44.630 which allows you to pull any data immediately, and you can use this with any AI agent, and I really love this one. The next one is somewhat similar, and it also has to do with grounding except it's in your own second brain. This is the second useful skill for content creation, the Readwise 00:11:44.870 --> 00:11:56.975 CLI skill. Many of you have likely heard of Readwise, and maybe you think of it as a way that you can, like, highlight things in a Kindle or on the Internet, and you save it to a central database. 00:11:57.135 --> 00:12:15.615 And that's partially what it is. But basically, I use it on Twitter. I I'm I'm in the AI space, and Twitter is where so much is happening, at least a massive part of the conversation around AI topics happen on Twitter. And so let's say I find something interesting. All I have to do is bookmark it. On Readwise, 00:12:15.775 --> 00:12:20.895 I can automatically sync my bookmarks to Twitter, and this will automatically 00:12:21.215 --> 00:12:23.055 send this to Readwise. 00:12:23.055 --> 00:12:34.800 Now, this only happens once per day once you set up this integration, but in order to send it right away, you can just use the Chrome extension. So this is Arc browser, but you can use the Chrome extension, 00:12:34.880 --> 00:13:05.580 and you can just press this button right here, and you can automatically save it. And you can even add a note here, and you can say this should be used in my next video. And you can save this, and this will automatically get saved to your Readwise. You can see here what we just saved gets saved to your Readwise. But here we have just all of the interesting tweets that I've bookmarked or manually saved on my computer or on my phone, then you can share it to this central database. 00:13:05.740 --> 00:13:07.100 And because Readwise 00:13:07.295 --> 00:13:24.470 has a CLI tool you can use, you can create a skill that accesses all of this information. So what I can do is I can go to Codecs, and I can say, hey, I'm coming up with video ideas for short form. I wanna create seven videos this week. I want you to look at my last 00:13:24.630 --> 00:13:27.430 week of items in 00:13:27.590 --> 00:13:33.750 and I can do slash read wise slash read wise CLI control. Please come up with 00:13:34.405 --> 00:13:40.005 30 different concepts that I could do based on the content. Look it for for commonalities 00:13:40.005 --> 00:13:43.365 and similarities between the items that I've saved and 00:13:43.525 --> 00:13:56.270 really come up with good content ideas. And so I can run that prompt. You know, the next level of this might be something like, might be an identical prompt, and remember I was gonna say read wise by control. 00:13:56.590 --> 00:14:09.725 I'm gonna say please make sure to look at my content for the past week on YouTube. Right? And then we can use another skill, which is YouTube researcher, so we can ground it in my YouTube. 00:14:09.805 --> 00:14:12.605 And so now we're saying, look at my previous content. 00:14:12.925 --> 00:14:13.645 Also, 00:14:13.965 --> 00:14:15.805 look at all of the things that I find interesting. 00:14:16.410 --> 00:14:28.570 Now come up with 30 ideas. And so we can run both of those at the same time. Alright. So the first one is done, and so this is the one that didn't reference my YouTube videos. But you can see here that it went through all of my 00:14:29.555 --> 00:14:31.955 different things that I saved inside 00:14:31.955 --> 00:14:37.795 Readwise, and it came up with 30 different ideas. And here you can see search is going to zero, 00:14:37.955 --> 00:14:42.675 every startup needs a content team now, Codex is becoming the workspace for prosumers. 00:14:42.840 --> 00:14:49.560 These are all tweets based on on things that I've saved to my second brain. One thing that I just realized 00:14:49.720 --> 00:14:57.880 is I wish there was actually a link a link to the original post that I could click on. And so what I can do is I can say, 00:14:59.115 --> 00:15:01.435 can you please add the link 00:15:01.675 --> 00:15:03.035 to the original 00:15:03.115 --> 00:15:03.915 post 00:15:04.715 --> 00:15:09.515 where, like, whatever your idea is, I want a link to the original post. 00:15:09.755 --> 00:15:23.550 And then I want you to update the skill so that you always include that. You should never not include the original link. And so this is a skill that I've created that uses Readwise 00:15:23.985 --> 00:15:33.265 CLI control, and the way that you edit a skill is just by telling it to edit the skill. You say, from now on, whenever I use this skill, I want you to do this. 00:15:33.585 --> 00:15:41.100 And it will just immediately edit the skill. Like, I'll update the Readwise skill so future content idea outputs always include the original source URL 00:15:41.260 --> 00:15:58.885 when Reader exposes it. And so that's all it takes. And there you go. We now have a list of all of the things that I've saved. These are video ideas that I can use. And if I want to reference the original tweet and look, some of them even have two. So every startup needs a content 00:15:59.045 --> 00:16:54.045 team. Now there's two tweets, so one and two, and we opened the two tweets that it referenced. So this one, every business should have an in house content team, and this is the one from TBPN saying the days of turning search and social media traffic into profitable businesses are gone and saying that you need to have an authoritative brand. So they are relevant. For the video idea, every startup needs a content team. And so I really like this. In fact, I might actually use this to help come up with content ideas. And maybe, let's say I wanted to see this every single morning. Well, it's as easy as this. Hello. I want you to turn this into an automation. Every single morning at 8AM in this chat, I want you to take the stuff I've saved for the past three days and create a document exactly like this, And, yeah, I want that to be in this chat and every single morning, 00:16:54.285 --> 00:17:02.125 seven days a week. So now this will actually create an automation. And so it will automate the use of the Readwise skill, 00:17:02.525 --> 00:17:10.310 and it will create a document just like this. And I tell people that's how you should create skills and automations. You should do a useful thing, 00:17:10.630 --> 00:17:40.130 and once you once you use the tools in the right way to create an output that you like, say, please turn this into a skill called blank. Once that happens, then you could say, okay. I want you to automatically do this. Like, after you test your skill and iterate and make it better, you could say, I want you to do this every day at x time. And so here it says done. I created a daily automation for 8AM every morning in this chat, and you can actually click on this directly or you can come up to automations and you can see that it's the morning Readwise short form ideas, 00:17:40.290 --> 00:17:44.610 and there we go. We are using the Readwise Reader CLI workflow, 00:17:44.610 --> 00:17:54.065 and we are sending them some video ideas every single morning. And that is skill number two. Let's move on to skill number three. 00:17:54.305 --> 00:17:56.465 Alright. So for skill number three, 00:17:56.705 --> 00:17:58.465 we have Excalidraw 00:17:58.465 --> 00:17:59.265 diagrams. 00:17:59.340 --> 00:18:03.340 I've talked a little bit about this before. This right here is Excalidraw. 00:18:03.340 --> 00:18:10.620 I literally use Excalidraw for all of my content. And whenever I'm trying to create a visual diagram of anything, 00:18:10.860 --> 00:18:13.820 I use the Codex Excalidraw diagram skill. 00:18:14.145 --> 00:18:24.545 And I can do this by going to Codex, command n. I can do slash Excalidraw. And remember, all of these skills you can find in the link in the description, and you just go Excalidraw diagrams. 00:18:24.545 --> 00:18:29.640 I want to learn about plugins and skills. I want you to create a very simplified 00:18:29.720 --> 00:18:31.640 explanation of this using 00:18:31.640 --> 00:18:47.435 Excalidar diagrams. I'm gonna use this for my video. And as we go along, I'm gonna use these skills together. Right? So I I wanted to create an Excalidar diagrams. Please do it in my voice, and you can use the YouTube Researcher skill to find my voice about 00:18:47.755 --> 00:18:48.555 codex. 00:18:48.795 --> 00:18:51.435 You're explaining this in context of codex, 00:18:51.515 --> 00:19:10.185 and if you need to reference some of the tweets that I've saved in the past to get some, like, outside perspective, you can do that as well. Alright. And we can use the Readwise, which is I should probably call this second brain. That would be a better and easier one to use than the Readwise CLI control. We're basically just using our second brain. We're just giving it some context. But again, I really want you to 00:19:10.505 --> 00:19:19.865 create it in the format that is outlined in the skill, because there's an exact format that's outlined in the skill, and it will it should follow those design patterns. 00:19:19.945 --> 00:19:26.980 This one might take a little bit longer because it has a lot of steps. It knows it needs to create a diagram, but it also has to get some context from YouTube. 00:19:27.060 --> 00:19:31.700 Oh, watch this. So I can actually stop this, and I'm gonna say please use 00:19:31.940 --> 00:19:32.580 sub 00:19:32.820 --> 00:19:33.540 agents 00:19:33.700 --> 00:19:36.100 for the YouTube researcher 00:19:36.100 --> 00:19:37.460 and the Readwise 00:19:37.540 --> 00:19:39.825 to make it go faster. 00:19:39.985 --> 00:19:47.105 And sub agents are where the main agent that you're talking to can spin off little sub agents, and they can work at the same time. 00:19:47.425 --> 00:19:55.230 And this allows it to go much faster. And you could see here, it says spawned two agents. And look at this, it says it created Xeno 00:19:55.230 --> 00:19:55.950 and 00:19:56.030 --> 00:19:56.910 Hygens. 00:19:57.070 --> 00:19:59.710 And so we can see these sub agents working 00:19:59.870 --> 00:20:00.990 in the background, 00:20:01.150 --> 00:20:14.905 which is really fun. And they work at the same time, so it's just way more efficient time wise to spin up sub agents. Alright. So after around ten minutes and fifty seconds, we are done. And the sub agents completed, 00:20:15.065 --> 00:20:19.225 and this is what we got. So you could see here that it says Excalidraw 00:20:19.590 --> 00:20:20.790 share URL. 00:20:20.790 --> 00:20:29.510 Part of the skill that you'll see when you download the skill, which is in the description, remember, you can just right click this and you can say open 00:20:29.510 --> 00:20:30.630 in browser. 00:20:30.710 --> 00:20:37.835 And what this will do is it'll load a screen. It looks kinda scary, but then you just hit replace my content. And there you go. It created 00:20:37.915 --> 00:20:39.195 these diagrams 00:20:39.195 --> 00:20:42.715 right here. And so you can see here that in the skill folder, 00:20:42.795 --> 00:20:47.355 we have the skill name, we have a skill dot m d, scripts, helpers, references, assets, 00:20:47.730 --> 00:20:49.170 examples, and outputs, 00:20:49.330 --> 00:20:54.850 and it creates this document in this format. I like this format because 00:20:55.010 --> 00:21:07.485 it kind of just looks like a presentation. It's really easy to follow. There's not a lot of text. I don't like a lot of text. I want the visuals. I can add the text. And so I just wanna create a general outline. When you create these diagrams 00:21:07.485 --> 00:21:14.525 here, I like to full screen this, and then you can even remove the side panel so you can kind of go full screen. 00:21:14.845 --> 00:21:15.965 And now we can 00:21:16.290 --> 00:21:19.890 just really analyze what we have here, and you can edit it directly. 00:21:20.130 --> 00:21:24.690 So, like, here, we can say, like, change this. Right? You can change these things, 00:21:25.010 --> 00:21:27.330 and you can create these outlines 00:21:27.330 --> 00:21:30.770 to your videos. And I think videos that use 00:21:31.330 --> 00:21:35.785 mind maps or Excalidraw diagrams are incredibly engaging. 00:21:35.785 --> 00:21:38.345 By default, it will use too much text. 00:21:38.585 --> 00:21:52.170 And so that is just my preference, but you can edit these however you like. With if you download this skill and use it within Codex, you could say, hey. Can you please update the skill so that it includes more text? Maybe you want to have two or three lines of text beneath 00:21:52.330 --> 00:21:53.610 the diagram 00:21:53.610 --> 00:22:00.715 to explain it more, and that's perfectly fine. You can customize it however you want. Alright. So that is the Excalidraw 00:22:00.715 --> 00:22:03.035 diagram skill. It's relatively simple. 00:22:03.195 --> 00:22:07.355 Now what if you wanted to create more interactive diagrams 00:22:07.355 --> 00:22:09.275 that's a little bit more professional? 00:22:09.515 --> 00:22:13.650 And that's what brings me to Paper. Now Paper 00:22:13.650 --> 00:22:17.730 is just like Figma, except it's made specifically 00:22:17.730 --> 00:22:19.250 for AI agents. 00:22:19.330 --> 00:22:24.690 This is HTML based, and it allows you to create really cool diagrams 00:22:24.815 --> 00:22:33.055 with AI agents. And they have a really good built in MCP tool, and you can connect it to Codecs. 00:22:33.055 --> 00:22:38.975 So we could actually go to the same chat here, and I'm gonna say, can you please 00:22:39.215 --> 00:22:41.290 make an animated, 00:22:41.610 --> 00:22:42.730 high quality 00:22:43.130 --> 00:22:44.090 diagram 00:22:44.250 --> 00:22:45.450 on paper 00:22:45.450 --> 00:22:46.810 that explains 00:22:46.810 --> 00:22:48.490 these concepts? 00:22:48.810 --> 00:22:50.330 Can you please focus 00:22:50.330 --> 00:22:57.455 on the topics surrounding skills and plugins? So now I can scroll down, I can do this slash, 00:22:57.615 --> 00:22:59.695 and I can type in paper, 00:22:59.775 --> 00:23:23.635 and I can use this paper MCP tool. Please look at the canvas that I have open, put it there. And also notice how I'm kind of creating those animated charts. I want those to be animated as well. So make the first intro section not animated, and then make the rest of it, which goes through each concept, animated. So now we're using the Paper MCP, and this one is connected to a tool that is outside 00:23:23.795 --> 00:23:32.275 of Codecs. And I would actually prefer if it opened up in this browser. I want everything to open up in this browser, but this is a little bit more heavyweight 00:23:32.275 --> 00:23:43.150 of a tool. Right? It's a lot like Figma. It looks like Figma. It's just kind of the AI version of Figma. You can edit things directly on paper. Like, can come in here and change this to banana, 00:23:43.230 --> 00:23:44.590 and you can edit it directly, 00:23:46.965 --> 00:23:54.565 website. And you can fully design websites, and then you can say, okay, turn that design into a website, and Codex will just do that. The cool part about Paper, 00:23:54.725 --> 00:24:10.540 which you'll see in a second, is it updates it live. I'll show you. And this is really cool. You can actually see the AI is present right here, and it's actually analyzing these right now. It's not gonna change these, but you can see that it's analyzing these to kind of get a style reference, 00:24:10.700 --> 00:24:14.140 and then it is going to generate some new slides. 00:24:14.555 --> 00:24:16.635 So it's just begun 00:24:16.875 --> 00:24:20.955 working on this skills and plug in animated explainer, 00:24:20.955 --> 00:24:26.155 and we can see it work live. Skills and plug ins are the stack around codecs, 00:24:26.410 --> 00:24:28.250 and we can see it design 00:24:28.410 --> 00:24:29.610 in real time. 00:24:33.210 --> 00:24:38.650 Oh, look at this. So this one's animated a little bit. I don't know how animated this needs to be. 00:24:45.565 --> 00:24:52.445 And we can actually give feedback in real time. Right? We can just screenshot this and since it has steering, 00:24:53.090 --> 00:24:54.850 right, since it has steering, 00:24:55.490 --> 00:24:59.170 what we can do is we can go to Codecs and say fix 00:24:59.330 --> 00:25:00.850 this overlap. 00:25:00.850 --> 00:25:03.330 Also, put all of these 00:25:03.650 --> 00:25:06.610 on their own row 00:25:06.610 --> 00:25:07.490 instead 00:25:07.490 --> 00:25:08.825 of too 00:25:08.985 --> 00:25:09.865 wide, 00:25:10.025 --> 00:25:11.465 they're scrunched. 00:25:11.545 --> 00:25:40.895 And since I have steering on by default, I can just inject my prompt directly into Codex and we can steer it back so that everything fits perfectly. Right. You can see here it's kind of fixing its formatting in real time. It made everything wider, and that's why you always want to steer it when you see it's going wrong, and now it's much cleaner. Right? We gave it a lot more room to operate, and I think this is a pretty good start. And it is finally done. And so this is what it created. 00:25:41.455 --> 00:25:46.335 Kind of a nice little animated diagram here showing the full process 00:25:46.415 --> 00:25:47.215 of how 00:25:47.690 --> 00:25:49.690 skills work with inside 00:25:49.770 --> 00:25:50.650 codecs. 00:25:50.730 --> 00:25:59.930 And if you wanna use these images anywhere, it's really easy to just click on this right here. You can scroll down and you can export it. So we can export this as a PNG, 00:26:00.275 --> 00:26:07.795 and it gets automatically saved to the downloads. We can click on this. We can open this up. We can make this a little bit wider, 00:26:07.955 --> 00:26:12.195 and you can zoom in and you can see all of the images that it creates. 00:26:12.690 --> 00:26:16.690 And some use cases that I've personally used it for is just ideation, 00:26:16.690 --> 00:26:24.690 you know, whether I'm ideating something for my Instagram or if it has something to do with brand, it's really good for ideation, similar to Excalidraw. 00:26:24.825 --> 00:26:39.065 I use it a lot for website creation, so I'll just have it generate 10 different options for a landing page. I also use it for lead magnets. And then also thumbnail creation, which I'll get to later. We're about to get to the coolest skill, number six, which is gen media, 00:26:39.225 --> 00:26:49.780 which is actually insane. I'll get to that in a second. And we're actually gonna come back to the paper skill, and that that will be the coolest use case for paper. And then also just general brand planning, 00:26:49.860 --> 00:26:57.305 and you can use this in tandem with image generation, which is incredibly interesting. So that's kinda how I use skill number four, which is paper. 00:26:57.385 --> 00:27:04.825 Alright. So now it's time to dive more into more immersive assets that you can create for 00:27:04.905 --> 00:27:05.785 marketing. 00:27:06.105 --> 00:27:10.910 And the next one is kind of a duo. Two skills or two plugins 00:27:10.910 --> 00:27:12.990 in one, and that is Remotion 00:27:12.990 --> 00:27:14.350 and Hyperframes. 00:27:14.350 --> 00:27:16.350 So if you create a new chat 00:27:16.430 --> 00:27:20.110 on Codex and you type at Remotion, 00:27:20.190 --> 00:27:25.215 you can reference Remotion. This is a plugin. Remember, at is plugin, 00:27:25.295 --> 00:27:30.655 and you can find this in plugins. So the plugins we're talking about is Remotion, and we're also talking about 00:27:30.895 --> 00:27:31.695 hyperframes. 00:27:31.695 --> 00:27:33.615 They are both built into 00:27:33.775 --> 00:27:40.700 codecs, but you do need to enable them. And so you can do at Remotion or at Hyperframes. 00:27:40.780 --> 00:27:47.020 Now, I've heard many people say that Hyperframes is slightly better. It's just a different technology. 00:27:47.020 --> 00:27:52.885 I haven't done enough research to figure out what is the difference. I like the Remotion Editor. 00:27:53.205 --> 00:27:57.125 It's been around for longer, and it feels more professional, 00:27:57.285 --> 00:27:58.245 but hyperframes 00:27:58.245 --> 00:28:00.085 can do more advanced 00:28:00.165 --> 00:28:01.445 motion graphics. 00:28:01.605 --> 00:28:09.220 And so, for example, I've created a video in the past. This is with hyperframes, and so I created this animation of this phone, 00:28:09.380 --> 00:28:11.060 and we can actually 00:28:11.380 --> 00:28:16.820 play this. And here's just a live demo of me putting an AI agent in a group chat, 00:28:16.980 --> 00:28:24.045 and I wanted to create it, and look at this. It it basically created this in two prompts. It created the phone border, 00:28:24.125 --> 00:28:28.365 and it just created these text animations inside. 00:28:28.445 --> 00:28:30.285 And so just like, 00:28:30.285 --> 00:28:42.180 you know, Premiere Pro or something, right, you have these different timelines. So you have a timeline, and you can scroll to the exact second that you want, and you can reference it. You can say, at eight seconds, 00:28:42.420 --> 00:28:44.820 I want you to zoom 00:28:44.820 --> 00:28:50.395 in on the phone. And so if you work for a company and you wanna sell your software, 00:28:50.555 --> 00:29:02.955 whether that is a a app on the computer or if it's an iOS app, this is a really good way to do it. You can show a demo, and you can add a screenshot, give it to Codex, and say, I want you to create a demo of this user interface. 00:29:03.290 --> 00:29:16.330 Alright. So it just finished. It says done. I added a zoom at eight seconds. So we can go see, we're at six, five, and we can let's go down right here. We can go to eight seconds. You see? It zooms in at eight seconds 00:29:17.610 --> 00:29:18.170 now. 00:29:20.355 --> 00:29:36.750 See that? It zooms in, and you can get super granular. So I can say zoom out at eleven seconds. At the beginning, so zero seconds, I want the phone to fly in from the left, a little bit more animated. I want the gradient to turn red at ten seconds. 00:29:36.910 --> 00:30:10.100 Once the phone leaves the screen or on the way out, I want it to, like, do a full three sixty spin. When the agent types a chat, I want it to, like, splat onto the screen or, like, be a little bit more animated when the message comes onto the screen, right, because it's just pretty boring when the agent types something. I want it to be a little bit more animated, and so, yeah, we can run that. And this actually goes pretty quickly, right? They make these changes pretty quickly, And here we can see it zooms in. Oh, wait. It should fly in from the left now. See it flies in from the left. Oh, it's nice and animated. 00:30:10.260 --> 00:30:11.700 Let's see when the agent 00:30:14.035 --> 00:30:15.555 kinda zooms in. 00:30:18.435 --> 00:30:21.955 It does kind of animate a little bit more when the text comes in. 00:30:22.435 --> 00:30:24.035 Let's see what happens when it comes out. 00:30:30.350 --> 00:30:31.870 Let's see if it's 00:30:32.190 --> 00:30:33.070 let's see. 00:30:34.590 --> 00:30:42.695 And there we go. It slides out. That's pretty good. I will say the physics on hyperframes is a little bit better than Remotion, 00:30:43.095 --> 00:30:55.575 but you can try out both. And so this is really good for launch videos. It's also really good for b roll or on screen overlays for your YouTube video. For example, in one of my videos recently, uh, that got a 120,000 00:30:55.575 --> 00:31:22.135 views, we used this in the intro. In this video, we're gonna be breaking down the seven core capabilities of Codex, OpenAI's AI agent super app, each with real world view And just something simple like that that, like, really gets the viewer, right, they just see. They can see a clear outline of the video. I use Remotion for this all the time. And what's cool about this is we can actually reuse these templates. 00:31:22.295 --> 00:31:24.615 For instance, now I'm running Remotion. 00:31:24.940 --> 00:31:32.220 And remember, I don't fully understand the difference. I just know that I've used Remotion a little bit more. And in Remotion, 00:31:32.540 --> 00:31:44.095 I've created these different graphics. You can see, remember that graphic I was just showing you? Here is the example of one. Right? Here is the video that I've created that shows the seven different capabilities. 00:31:44.095 --> 00:31:54.495 They pop up on screen. Now what I can do is I can say, okay, I wanna create another one except for the seven skills that I'm mentioning in this video here. Please make a new composition 00:31:54.740 --> 00:31:55.540 called 00:31:56.020 --> 00:31:57.300 skills outline. 00:31:57.460 --> 00:32:00.660 And what I can do is I can go to our script that we've created, 00:32:00.820 --> 00:32:07.220 I can copy this, use the seven, just pick seven of of these and put them in this outline, create a new composition. 00:32:07.675 --> 00:32:12.315 I actually want you to create the first one exactly like the dotted components 00:32:12.635 --> 00:32:13.595 composition, 00:32:13.675 --> 00:32:26.450 and then I want you to create three more that are like different variations. This should be all on one composition, have four different scenes. That's how I want you to make the options. And so just some vocabulary here. So it's gonna create a new composition, 00:32:26.770 --> 00:32:45.305 and it's going to have multiple scenes on that same composition, and I'll be able to choose which one I like most, and then I can I can render that one and put it as an overlay in my video? And so it's still working, but you can see that it did create skills outline. In fact, I think what it's doing right now is taking screenshots 00:32:45.465 --> 00:32:55.030 of it in the background to try and get an idea of what it looks like. So this is the first one. And remember, we referenced this dotted tool pop up, which looks exactly like this. 00:32:55.350 --> 00:33:11.245 Right? And so this one's gonna be very similar. But I told it to be creative for the next one, two, and three. So let's give these all a try. So this is the first one. Looks very similar to the original. The next one oh, so they have them divided by category. That one's kinda cool. 00:33:12.285 --> 00:33:21.720 Here, they kind of go around the circle. And here, if we wanted to make a change, all you need to do is come up here, click take a screenshot, paste it in. Please 00:33:21.960 --> 00:33:22.760 fix 00:33:22.760 --> 00:33:23.960 the overlap. 00:33:24.040 --> 00:33:26.120 No need for heading 00:33:26.120 --> 00:33:31.960 on this one. Alright. It's really easy to just copy the screenshot, give it to the agent. Let's view number four. 00:33:34.405 --> 00:33:38.325 And this one, a little too much text again. We can 00:33:38.565 --> 00:33:42.645 I can select this part? Too much text 00:33:42.725 --> 00:33:44.645 for all of these 00:33:44.645 --> 00:33:47.765 here. And you can see that this has one annotation, 00:33:48.080 --> 00:33:49.760 and we can just say 00:33:50.080 --> 00:33:50.880 fix. 00:33:51.040 --> 00:33:54.240 Right? Because the annotation is part of the context. 00:33:54.480 --> 00:33:57.760 So that's another hack, is you have this annotation, 00:33:57.760 --> 00:33:59.280 you can annotate directly, 00:33:59.680 --> 00:34:02.480 or you can just take a screenshot 00:34:02.640 --> 00:34:09.845 and paste it in. Those are kind of the two ways that you can edit it. So I'm gonna wait for it to finish here just to show you that we made some edits. 00:34:10.005 --> 00:34:15.205 And here we are. We see that it made the change. It got rid of the heading for this one, and I believe 00:34:15.365 --> 00:34:28.420 it made some less text on this one. So you can see here, we made we have some options. And then once you're done with the video that you're creating, whether it's with Hyperframes or Remotion, you can just click Render 00:34:28.500 --> 00:34:31.540 and then Render, and this will actually save it directly 00:34:32.005 --> 00:34:48.740 to your computer. And so this right here, this whole thing on the right is like a little mini app that runs locally on your computer. And we can open this up, and I can see right here we have this skills outline. We can open it up, and here we have the actual video exported. 00:34:48.740 --> 00:34:54.660 I could put it in Premiere Pro or any video editing software, and this is super useful for 00:34:54.820 --> 00:35:33.145 launch videos and for on screen overlays. Okay. So that concludes number five, which is remotion and hyperframes. I've created a full video on, uh, using codecs to make remotion videos that goes much further in detail, so that'll be in the link in the description. The next one is the one that I just started working on, and it takes further this idea of mini apps. Let me show you. So if you guys have been following my content for a while, you know that I vibe coded this app that uses the FAL API and allows me to generate images. So I can generate an image of at Riley. I can go at Riley 00:35:33.385 --> 00:35:35.385 riding a tiger. 00:35:35.465 --> 00:35:38.665 And what this does is this uses the FAL 00:35:38.665 --> 00:35:39.705 API. 00:35:39.705 --> 00:35:41.705 And the FAL is just a 00:35:41.945 --> 00:35:54.340 platform that hosts all of the different creative AI models, every single one. And so what I did is I said, I want you to create a an app, except I had added a local database, 00:35:54.340 --> 00:36:06.355 so all of these images are stored on a local database. And so the FAL API allows you to just use any of the different image or video models. And if I change it to FAL mode, 00:36:06.595 --> 00:36:11.540 I can click on this, and I can choose from any model. Here's image to video, video to video. 00:36:11.700 --> 00:36:13.940 We have Topaz video upscale. 00:36:14.180 --> 00:36:17.060 Literally any type of asset 00:36:17.060 --> 00:36:27.545 that you can create on FAL is available in this app. And I created the first version of this app in one prompt, And it took forty minutes to go through all of FAL's 00:36:27.545 --> 00:36:41.250 image generation and video generation APIs, and it added all of it. And it spun up this app right here. So not only can I generate an image of me? Right? I generated an image of me on a tiger, and then I can very easily just 00:36:41.490 --> 00:36:42.290 drag it 00:36:42.530 --> 00:36:43.250 oops. 00:36:43.730 --> 00:36:47.330 I can go to basic mode. Basic mode just uses the GPT 00:36:47.330 --> 00:36:51.810 model, and I can just drag this down here, and I can say, make it nighttime 00:36:51.970 --> 00:36:54.530 and make the tiger pink. 00:36:54.825 --> 00:37:05.945 So I basically vibe coded this app. What separates an app that you create and a mini app is that the agent can also use it. So if I were to ask the agent, 00:37:06.185 --> 00:37:07.785 can you please 00:37:07.865 --> 00:37:08.425 generate 00:37:09.060 --> 00:37:10.340 four photos 00:37:10.500 --> 00:37:11.780 of Riley 00:37:11.780 --> 00:37:13.220 for YouTube 00:37:13.300 --> 00:37:14.100 thumbnail 00:37:14.100 --> 00:37:26.115 and add them to the grid? I'm not actually using the app. The agent is gonna go through and use the APIs. I don't know which API it's going to use. I don't know if it's gonna use GBT image or one of the FAL 00:37:26.115 --> 00:37:27.075 APIs. 00:37:27.235 --> 00:37:52.595 The agent has access to all of them. It can use any technology that it wants, and then it's just gonna put them in the Alright. So it's done. And as you can see here, not only can I generate images right here, I can type in man, and it will generate within the grid, but the AI agent just generated one, two, three, and four? So the same APIs that I can use within this app, the AI agent can also use those same APIs. 00:37:52.755 --> 00:38:11.050 I control the app, and the agent controls the app as well. And so I think this is a massive opportunity right now in the market is to create skills that have apps within them. Right? There's a gen media skill, and within this skill dot m d, it teaches the agent how to use 00:38:11.210 --> 00:38:12.250 the APIs, 00:38:12.410 --> 00:38:14.250 specifically the FAL 00:38:14.435 --> 00:38:15.395 API. 00:38:15.475 --> 00:38:20.675 And so it can use any image or video model or sound model, etcetera. And within 00:38:20.915 --> 00:38:32.910 that skill, the agent can use the FAL API, but it also includes an app where the human right? A human can use the FAL API. And so when the AI agent uses this FAL API, 00:38:33.070 --> 00:38:49.415 it actually just places the images in the app. So anytime I ask the agent to generate an image or a video, it'll just give me a link to the app. I can open the app and I can see all of my images or videos in the grid, and then I can immediately edit it. The agent generated 00:38:49.495 --> 00:38:56.250 these right here. The agent generated this, and so I can very easily just drag this into 00:38:56.410 --> 00:39:02.410 here, and I can say, please add a white text on screen that says, oh my god. 00:39:02.570 --> 00:39:05.530 Dim the background and make it look a little bit more cinematic. 00:39:05.530 --> 00:39:06.970 And now it's generating. 00:39:06.970 --> 00:39:19.945 AI generates something, places it in the app. The purpose of the mini app is so that I can immediately open it up and make some changes. And look at that. It's done. So AI generated a bunch of images. I found my favorite one. I immediately 00:39:20.105 --> 00:39:25.810 edited the image, and here we have this YouTube thumbnail. And the AI 00:39:25.810 --> 00:39:27.890 has what I call elements. 00:39:27.890 --> 00:39:34.050 So it has photos of me in the app. So if I ask for a photo of Riley, it has Riley 00:39:34.145 --> 00:39:36.865 as an example. Right? It can use Riley 00:39:36.865 --> 00:39:37.985 as an example. 00:39:38.145 --> 00:40:05.935 And then I had it scrape YouTube to grab some thumbnails from other creators. And so I can very easily just say generate a bunch of thumbnails of Riley in the style of Matt Wolf. And since it has the elements, it's able to do that. Both the agent and I can use that feature. The agent can go into the database and see all the elements and I can also see the elements and use them manually. Like, I can just say Matt Wolf. Right? And it'll insert all of those thumbnails 00:40:05.935 --> 00:40:17.615 into the image reference, and then I can generate photos of me in the style of Matt Wolf. And so this one is a little bit more confusing, and it's one that I'm just working on now. But if there's one thing I want you to get from this, it's I'm ideating 00:40:17.615 --> 00:40:49.980 around how do I create this little mini app that I can use and the agent can use. And the purpose of the mini app is for the agent to be able to to cook, do whatever it wants, and then I can go in at the end and make some final changes until I really like the final output. Right? That's how I like to use AI. I don't like to rely on AI to do everything for me. I wanted to create a bunch of options, and then I wanna take it the final 10% because that's where all the value is. Finally, the seventh way that I use AI agents for content creation, the seventh skill that I use is my email 00:40:50.220 --> 00:41:11.275 manager. And so I have one skill that's a little bit less autonomous than the next one. I wanna first go over the less autonomous one, which is the brand deal manager. So what happens is is it's gonna search the inbox, It's gonna filter paid offers, and it's gonna look for companies likely to pay a high amount. Right? We wanna filter out the low amounts, and then we wanna get rid of duplicates, 00:41:11.275 --> 00:41:20.070 and then we wanna research whether it's a fit or not. It's gonna look at my YouTube. Right? It's gonna use the YouTube research skill. It uses some other skills within this skill, 00:41:20.310 --> 00:42:12.335 and it is going to create a priority table or sheet. It is going to create a table of the best brand deals or best companies for brand deals for my content. So I'm gonna run a couple of chats in parallel because that's how I normally work. I literally have so many chats over the last few days just firing them off. And what I do is is I'm I'm gonna first say, please run Brand Deal Researcher and make a table for the past week. I can run this. And it already knows how to do it. We can click on this and see the skills specifically, and that's one thing that you can do with a skill is you can view the skill very easily here on the right here. And as you can see here, we have, like, established the scope, search the email more broadly. To break this down, I'm gonna run a new chat, and I'm gonna show you the plugin that this skill uses. And it's just the Gmail skill or the Gmail plugin. 00:42:12.580 --> 00:42:15.540 And I can say, can you please 00:42:15.700 --> 00:42:16.660 summarize 00:42:16.740 --> 00:42:18.020 the important 00:42:18.020 --> 00:42:19.620 emails today 00:42:19.700 --> 00:42:20.420 about 00:42:20.500 --> 00:42:22.500 brand sponsorships? 00:42:22.500 --> 00:42:24.100 Anyone reaching 00:42:24.180 --> 00:42:28.725 out for this purpose over the past seventy two hours, 00:42:28.885 --> 00:42:32.485 I want you to please make a document 00:42:32.645 --> 00:42:42.600 for this. I'm just trying to generalize it a little bit because this Gmail skill is incredibly useful. You also have a calendar skill. So you can say, look at calendar. After 00:42:42.600 --> 00:42:44.440 doing this, please 00:42:44.440 --> 00:42:46.280 give me open 00:42:46.440 --> 00:42:48.520 times for next week 00:42:48.680 --> 00:42:50.920 when I could schedule 00:42:51.160 --> 00:42:55.000 a call with their team. Please 00:42:54.645 --> 00:42:58.645 select which, uh, companies I should and then I want you to suggest 00:42:58.965 --> 00:43:13.750 some calendar times and then I will give you approval after that on whether to email them and actually schedule those calls. And so now it's gonna go through all of my emails. It's gonna it's gonna summarize all of my emails for brand deals. 00:43:13.910 --> 00:43:30.265 And then it's gonna look at my calendar and decide what are some good times that you I we could schedule calls with these brands. And then it's going to suggest the times, and then I'm going to approve them. This is a very easy process. Right? Most of my time on email is filtering out and reading the bad ones. 00:43:30.505 --> 00:43:59.815 Based on its memory of me, it knows what I want and what I don't want. So I can get so much of that work done just with an AI agent. And then this is how you kind of, like, skill stack here, and we're able to just, like, schedule all the meetings. I can say, okay. I wanna schedule all my meetings during this time, this time, and this time. And if you want to further automate it, of course, you can add automations which we talked about earlier. And look at this. So we have a table of every single person who's reached out to me, 00:44:00.215 --> 00:44:01.335 HyperAgent, 00:44:01.335 --> 00:44:02.135 Airwallex, 00:44:02.135 --> 00:44:04.560 Minimax, Hub Spot, Cursor, 00:44:04.880 --> 00:44:06.800 Canva, OpusCliff, 00:44:06.800 --> 00:44:07.840 Abacus, 00:44:08.240 --> 00:44:09.120 GenSpark, 00:44:09.120 --> 00:44:35.370 all of these companies have reached out, and we have this massive table. These are all, like, high quality companies here in the high priority. And as we move down to the medium, these are ones I haven't heard of as much. Right? The AI knows exactly what we're looking for, and it put it into this table. And I could literally ask it, like, hey, can you please respond to this company, this company, and this company? This is just a really good overview. Also, the summarized sponsorship emails, 00:44:35.450 --> 00:44:39.130 the one where I did the Gmail then the calendar, this one worked for seven minutes. 00:44:39.450 --> 00:44:48.805 And it's like I created a document here because we asked it for a document. If we click on this, this opens up and it created this very clean document, brand sponsorship 00:44:48.805 --> 00:44:49.605 outreach. 00:44:49.845 --> 00:45:07.130 And here, it shows some spare time that I have, and it gave us some suggested times to set up meetings. I could very easily ask it, say, yep. Set it up during this time, this time, and this time, and it would absolutely do that. And this is actually how I schedule my meetings. 00:45:07.210 --> 00:45:26.115 And regarding the, uh, automations, I do have an automation set up that does that first thing, which it creates a table of everyone who's reached out for the day. I check it every single morning, and it also emails me the same table that I can check on email. So if I don't see it within the Codex app, I get it sent to my email. It just sends it from me to myself, 00:45:26.530 --> 00:45:28.450 and it's incredibly useful. 00:45:28.690 --> 00:45:37.890 And, yeah, I get it every morning, and it gives me a nice overview of everything. I just use AI to organize all the information so I can make really, really quick decisions. 00:45:37.890 --> 00:45:41.810 And finally, we actually have an eighth skill. Consider this a bonus. 00:45:42.265 --> 00:45:48.025 This is one that I almost forgot about. I just realized that I have a buffer skill. So on codex, 00:45:48.105 --> 00:45:50.025 I have a slash 00:45:50.265 --> 00:45:51.625 buffer publisher. 00:45:51.705 --> 00:46:00.650 And I'm gonna say, can you please take all of the research that I've done recently? Look at the memory. Look at the chats. I want you to analyze it, and I want you to add five ideas 00:46:00.810 --> 00:46:02.090 to buffer 00:46:02.090 --> 00:46:29.750 based on this information. I know we've talked a lot of, uh, a lot today about some things. So, uh, look at your memory. I want you to pick the five ideas that you think I should make content about and add it to Buffer as an idea. And so Buffer is just my social media scheduler. So I can very easily upload a draft and I'm able to post this across every single channel that I have and I can post short form content. And what they just released a brand new API 00:46:29.750 --> 00:46:42.310 that I can give access to Codex. And so now Codex has the ability to create drafts. So if I were to give it a video, it could create a draft for me. But I think the most useful thing is I can very easily just store ideas. 00:46:42.595 --> 00:46:56.995 And what it's gonna do here, you see only two ideas right now. I've kind of cleared these out every day. I take all my ideas that I save here and either put them in motion, so I start creating content, or I just remove them. A lot of ideas I don't end up actually using. And now Codex 00:46:56.995 --> 00:47:29.250 can actually take a look at all of the memory and look, it's looking through all of its memory files on things that we've done, and it's gonna upload those ideas to buffer. And then I will be able to see them in buffer, and this is where I look for for all my ideas in publishing. And would you look at this? It added them directly to Buffer. This one's not anything special. I do just like to be able to upload my ideas and make sure they don't get lost, and this is a good way to just unload all of the things that I've been working on every single day in Codex and upload them to Buffer as ideas. 00:47:29.330 --> 00:47:33.170 So all of these skills can be found on chorus.com/skills. 00:47:33.250 --> 00:47:42.530 I will have all of those skills updated, you can try them in Codex or Claude Code. If you wanna test them out for free, you can test them in our new experimental AI agent 00:47:42.865 --> 00:48:05.660 product that we're releasing very soon. We've been working on this for the past few months, and I'm really excited about it. I can click try for free, and it will spin up an AI agent, and this is the iOS app skill. And so this is a virtual computer running in the cloud, and it's running quad code. And you're soon gonna be able to run quad code and codex and sign in with your codex account, 00:48:05.980 --> 00:48:17.185 and this will never die. Right? With Codex, your computer dies. This will never die. This is running in the cloud and it is a full computer. In fact, you can see all of your files. You can see all of your skills, 00:48:17.425 --> 00:48:20.625 all of your channels. I can very easily connect it to iMessage, 00:48:20.890 --> 00:48:25.130 and I can connect it with all of my tools just like you can in Codex, 00:48:25.210 --> 00:49:14.895 except it never dies. And you can use it directly in iMessage, and you can add it to your group chat. So you can add this agent to your group chat, and you can use it with a friend. And so all of these skills, we're actually gonna call them agents. You can, with one click, test these skills slash agents in a little virtual computer that never dies, and you can message it through iMessage, and it's running the best AI models in the world. And yeah. Anyway, let me know what you guys think of this product. We're trying to get, uh, to gather early feedback. We just launched it a few days ago silently. We didn't really announce it. It's just something we've been working on. So if you guys could give us some feedback, that would be amazing. I'm super excited about it. I'll definitely talk about it more as we build it out. We have a lot of features we want to get out before we do our full release. But anyway, thank you guys for watching. Chorus.com/skills, 00:49:15.090 --> 00:49:22.210 and you can find all your skills. You can use them in Codex, Cloud Code, or Chorus. Anyway, thank you guys so much for watching. I'll see you here in the next video.