Claude Code just found a GPS tracker in my rental car. Taped under the glovebox... Picked up a $31/day airport rental, the kind with 140k miles and a dead pine-tree air freshener. Parked at the motel, opened Claude Code and asked what Bluetooth devices were around me It listed 11. My phone, my AirPods, the car stereo, a TV in the building. And one tracker tag about a meter from my laptop, with its owner's phone nowhere nearby Claude told me to make it play a sound from my phone. Something under the glovebox chirped twice The check takes 2 minutes: step 1 → sit in the car, open Claude Code, paste the prompt from the first comment step 2 → it scans Bluetooth for 60 seconds and flags any tracker that isn't yours step 3 → if it flags one, run your phone's own scan (Android: Settings → Safety & emergency → Unknown tracker alerts → Scan now, iPhone warns you by itself) and check under the glovebox, under the seats and in the trunk lining Found one? Don't throw it out. Photograph it and call the rental company, then the police if they shrug You won't think of this at midnight in an airport parking lot. Save it now Every week I point Claude Code at something in my life and post what it finds. Follow for the next one Ever found one? What did you use to check?

WHO THE F*CK BUILT THIS... OPUS 5.5 + REA run my whole X account from one chat. 51 videos in 13 days, none of them touched an editor. every day at 13:50 a routine wakes up: opus 5.5 = the boss. reads the chat, hires a fresh agent for every task scout = finds what X is fighting about in the last 24h REA = digs out the receipts: sources, numbers, dates writer = post + 3 backup hooks, then an anti-slop filter deletes every "delve" video agent = codes the scene in HTML, renders it frame by frame, writes its own beat memory = 27 rule files. i said "never use the pig again" once. it never did i press post. that's my whole job.

GROK BOT + OPUS 5.5: a whole online business runs on 16 bots for $165 a month, and the founder's only job is pressing YES one core node, 8 tools wired in: whop takes the money, vercel ships the site, notion holds the crm, sheets keeps the numbers, opus 5.5 + cursor make the videos the gmail bot writes every reply and never sends one the x writer bots are draft-only a chief of staff bot writes the morning report and audits every other bot need more? 8 more plug in: support inbox, ads, klaviyo, lead scouts, builder + reviewer bots grok bot $100 → cursor $30 → vercel $20 → opusclip $15 → the rest free this setup replaced chatgpt dots and meta muse the human part is one button Follow me, bookmark this

20 TOOLS, 1 AGENT: opus 5.5 + rea turned ghidra, frida and x64dbg into one reverse engineering studio ghidra opens it. frida hooks it. x64dbg steps through it. mitmproxy listens to everything it sends rea is the one mcp in the middle. opus 5.5 picks which tool fires next binary → analyze → spec → rebuild → oracle 231 functions mapped. 0 lines of source handed over closed software just became a suggestion. reply "REA" and i'll send the setup

TESLA ROADSTER + REA + OPUS 5.5: ONE PROMPT and the flying car tesla promised for 2028 is already 20 m over SAN FRANCISCO thrusters fire → it leaves the road → 177 km/h → the COPS can't follow runs in your BROWSER. three.js. ZERO downloads tesla says 2028. you fly it TONIGHT play here: teleoperator.mindblown.ai/?c…

tesla made a car that can hang from the ceiling no wings. no propeller. here's how: 1. tanks in the back hold compressed air 2. it blasts the air down and the car jumps 3. fans under the floor suck it to the ceiling like a vacuum cleaner 4. it lets go, spins in the air and lands on its wheels 0 to 60 mph in 0.59 seconds that presses you into the seat 4.6x harder than gravity space shuttle astronauts got 3x i had opus 5.5 x-ray the whole thing, watch the video the fastest version isn't even allowed on the road

Kimi’s CEO just showed why the next AI breakthrough won’t come from building bigger models. While OpenAI and Anthropic are racing to scale intelligence, Kimi is taking a different approach: long context, autonomous agents, and real-world execution. The architecture is more interesting than most people realize. Here’s the breakdown 🧵

CLAUDE CODE + OPUS 5.5 + OBSIDIAN + REA: 5 agents now do 80% of my work, and they don't stop at night opus 5.5 is the brain. obsidian is the memory that never resets. REA takes apart any product you point it at, and the team rebuilds it from scratch the researcher finds it, the builder writes it, the tester breaks it, the operator ships it, the documenter remembers it goal → plan → execute → verify → deploy → improve 5 agents, 3 tools, 24/7 and 1 human who reads the morning report save this, send it to Claude Code today, and tomorrow you'll have a team that works while you sleep ↓

ROCKSTAR SPENT 13 YEARS ON GTA 6. VEO + OPUS 5.5 MADE THIS IN A FEW MINUTES opus 5.5 opened vice city's handling.cfg and pulled the infernus out of it: 1600 kg, 240 km/h, 29 m/s², 0.95 traction, 30° steering lock then it wrote the scene and veo rendered 10 seconds of a dock that never existed no engine. no map. 0 lines of game code the real gta 6 lands november 19, in 35 days 13 years vs a few minutes. only one of them gives you the controller.

MODDERS ARE NOT READY: REA + Opus 5.5 pulled Mario's jump out of the N64 ROM and dropped it into Halo step 1 → install REA in one prompt: npx rea-agents setup, approve the plan, restart claude code step 2 → point it at the game file. native .exe goes through ghidra, unity games read as .NET, android through JADX step 3 → ask in plain english: "how does mario jump?" REA lands on the jump code and returns every value with the file and offset as proof step 4 → ask the same about the target game: "where does the player move?" now you know where the new physics plugs in step 5 → let opus write the controller, wire in the 6 floats, run the tests 0 lines of nintendo code copied. 6 numbers carried over. the plumber has a battle rifle now. reply "MARIO" and i'll send the prompt.

MODDERS ARE NOT READY: REA + Opus 5.5 reads any game's code on your PC and drops one game's physics into another i pulled sonic's physics straight out of the 1991 binary, and 40 minutes later he was spin-dashing through elden ring collecting rings his whole "feel" is 6 numbers. top speed $0600. jump $0680. gravity $0038. fans spent years digging these out with hex editors. my agent found them before my coffee got cold one free repo lets your AI agent open any game on your PC, find the exact function behind every jump, dash and speed boost, and rebuild it inside another game here's the whole playbook: step 1 → install REA in one prompt: npx rea-agents setup, approve the plan, restart claude code step 2 → point it at the game. native .exe goes through ghidra, unity games read as .NET, android through JADX step 3 → ask in plain english: "why does sonic feel so fast?" REA lands on the movement function and returns every constant with the file and offset as proof step 4 → ask again on the target game: "where does the player move?" now you know exactly where the new physics plugs in step 5 → let opus write the controller, add rings, spin dash and a km/h meter, then run the tests 0 lines of sega code copied. 6 numbers carried over. every game you own is now a parts bin. bookmark this before your weekend disappears.

COLD WALLET + HIDDEN SIM: a chip inside read people's 24 secret words off the screen and texted them out. $86M gone ledger confirmed it this week. wallets sold through one reseller in southeast asia came with an extra board inside. an LTE modem and an eSIM. you set the device up, the screen shows your recovery phrase, and the chip reads it word by word and sends it over the cell network. whoever has those 24 words can restore your wallet from anywhere. onchain trackers traced $86M+ drained across BTC, ETH and tron. ledger told resellers in 7 markets to pull the devices. mediamarkt stopped selling them in germany after a customer opened one up. mark karpelès, the ex mt. gox CEO, says the ledger he bought at singapore airport had one too. the secure chip was never hacked. nobody needed to. buy your cold wallet from the maker. nowhere else.

REA + ANY COMPILED APP: one agent reads a shipped binary with zero source files and rebuilds the feature you liked, from raw bytes up to code you can run one cli, one mcp server: the agent opens the app, traces the function, and hands you the evidence you point at a feature → rea reads the raw bytes → turns them into assembly → turns that into readable code → you ship your own version compiled app → raw bytes → assembly → readable code → your project 18 target types: native binaries, electron, .net, websites and more 0 source files needed 100% local, nothing uploaded 4 references attached to every claim last week you screenshotted the feature. now you own it. reply "REA" and i'll send the exact prompt.

SAKANA + CLAUDE OPUS 5.5: someone hid 1,164 lies inside 257 science papers, and three claude agents caught 73% of the ones that break the main claim for $0.47 a paper one paper, three agents: haiku reads the appendix, sonnet checks it against older papers, a second sonnet reads the whole thing three times pass 1 sketches the outline. pass 2 walks the argument and hunts for cracks. pass 3 stitches everything into a verdict. pdf → appendix → prior work → outline → cracks → verdict 257 papers from icml, cvpr, acl, neurips 1,164 planted contradictions 189,062 tokens read per review 73.43% of main-claim lies caught previous best: 14.81% and 1 hidden line of prompt injection still fools it. a reviewer used to take weeks. this one costs 47 cents. bookmark this

I GAVE OPUS 5.5 MY LAST $50 AND WENT TO SLEEP: 72 hours later it was $1,832 the rule: buy "yes" on 15-min bitcoin markets only when they're 96% decided. pay 96¢, collect $1, every 15 minutes, nonstop. 288 bets. 286 wins. two losses (−$111 and −$245), and it kept buying anyway. watch his face at 0:11.

OPUS 5.5 + POLYMARKET: buy "yes" on a bitcoin market that's 96% decided, collect $1, repeat 288 times. $50 became $1,832 in 72 hours every 15 minutes polymarket opens a new question: will BTC be above $121,500 at 14:15? near the close the answer is almost known. "yes" trades at 96¢. the bot buys at 96¢ and waits for $1. 4% a bet. too small for a human to care. a bot doesn't get bored. one model, one loop: opus 5.5 wrote the rules, claude code runs them every 15 minutes scan → price 94–98¢ → stake 40% → resolve → repeat 288 markets 286 wins biggest single win: $42.19 2 losses one of them took $111 in a single candle. 40% of the stack, gone. simulated run, real market structure. $50 → $1,832

HAIKU 5.5 + OPUS 5.5 + CLAUDE CODE: four AI agents read 1,240 prediction markets, and only 3 bets make it out alive one desk, four agents: haiku 5.5 finds the edge, opus 5.5 sizes the bet, a critic tries to kill it, claude code ships what survives haiku crawls every market for $0.10 per 1M tokens. 41 show an edge above 3% opus takes the top 8 and locks a size on each: kelly 0.25, max loss 2% then the critic replays every plan 10,000 times on paper. slippage, fees, latency. it kills 61% claude code runs 32 checks on what's left before anything goes live scan → plan → test → ship 1,240 markets → 41 edges → 8 plans → 3 bets most trading bots skip the critic.

ZELENSKY'S CRISIS PLAYBOOK, TURNED INTO ONE CLAUDE PROMPT: paste it in when everything is on fire, and it tells you what to say, to whom, and where to show up in 2022 he stayed in Kyiv, filmed a video on his phone every night and spoke to every country in its own words this prompt does the same for your crisis. your launch flopped, your app went down, you have to let people go: → it writes a 60-second video script in plain words → rewrites the message for your team, users and investors → gives each group one clear ask → builds a 7-day plan of daily updates 5 rules, 1 prompt, 0 panic bookmark it now. you'll need it on your worst day ↓ Trump you soon ¿

ZUCKERBERG + OPUS 5.5: the 5 rules that built a $1T+ company, packed into one prompt for Claude Code MARK ZUCKERBERG + CLAUDE CODE: the man Elon wanted to cage-fight wrote 5 rules into Facebook's IPO filing in 2012, and this prompt turns them into a builder that ships your idea in 48 hours paste it into Claude Code and it works like his early Facebook team: picks the one metric that matters, cuts the bottom half of your features, writes the prototype and plans the launch impact → speed → bet → code → feedback 5 rules, 1 prompt, 48 hours and the line he still repeats: "done is better than perfect" you don't write a single line of code save this before someone sells it as a $2,000 course ↓