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AI • Tech • Innovation | Discovering the future, one tool at a time.
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Joined December 2025
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🚨 STOP SCROLLING — If You’re Using Claude AI Without Knowing These Techniques, You’re Probably Using Only a Small Part of What It Can Do.
Most people use Claude like a normal chatbot:
Ask a question → get an answer → move on.
But Claude can be used for much more than simple Q&A.
This Claude AI Cheat Sheet brings together the models, prompting techniques, project workflows, artifacts, MCP/connectors, Claude Code, skills, hooks, prompt templates, tools, and learning resources you need to build a much more effective AI workflow.
Here’s the breakdown 👇
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If it takes 40 slides to explain your brand’s personality, I have bad news.
I wanted to see whether three words could carry a feeling on their own. So I made this type loop with Pexo from @Pexoai_offical.
I wanted it to feel playful without explaining itself. Seeing the words move was how I could judge whether that feeling was actually there.
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Windows keeps a thumbnail of every photo you've ever deleted.
It sits in a file called thumbcache_256.db, and forensic examiners pull it routinely. There are 15 more stores like it.
Here's how to find them and wipe them:
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From one photo + a short voice clip to a complete launch video. Pexo handles the face, voice, captions, and edits — no studio or retakes needed.
AI Guide Makes Product Launch Videos Easy for Beginners!
Need your founder on camera for a launch video, but no time to shoot?
Here's how this Pexo launch video was made.
We gave Pexo one photo of @evanLiaoQ and a short voice recording.
Pexo learned his face, cloned his voice, and read the whole script with it.
Every line came back with timestamps, so the captions and graphics lined up on their own.
Since everything is generated from that one photo, he looks the same in every scene.
We never booked a studio or did a second take.
Whenever something needs fixing — a shot, an audio line — we just tell Pexo directly.
Even adding captions is this simple.
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🚨 CLAUDE IS NO LONGER JUST A CHATBOT — IT’S AN ENTIRE AI ECOSYSTEM.
If you still think Claude is simply a tool where you type a prompt and receive an answer, you're only looking at one part of the picture.
The Claude ecosystem can be understood across three major layers:
🧠 Core Models → 🛠️ Developer & Agent Tools → ⚡ Workspace & Productivity
Understanding how these pieces fit together can completely change the way you approach AI workflows.
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🚨 GOOGLE CLOUD IS BUILDING A FULL ECOSYSTEM FOR AI AGENTS — NOT JUST ANOTHER AI MODEL.
Most people think of Google AI as Gemini.
But the bigger picture is much more interesting.
Google Cloud’s agent ecosystem brings together models, agent development tools, data, memory, integrations, security, observability, and ready-made agents into one broader stack.
Here’s how the ecosystem fits together 👇
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This is basically “Figma comments” for video. Mark it, explain it, fix it.
🤝 Paid partnership
@Pexoai_offical has a feature called Mark to fix. It's code review comments for video.
You draw on the bad frame and type what's wrong. It redoes that part and leaves the rest alone.
Someone ran it on a paper collage and caught stamps that were never in the approved artwork.
Six marks. One note said "This stamp wasn't in the original artwork. Remove it."
Finished cut below.
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The “Mark to Fix” feature is seriously useful. No need to explain what’s wrong—just point at it.
🤝 Paid partnership
@Pexoai_offical has a feature called Mark to fix. It's code review comments for video.
You draw on the bad frame and type what's wrong. It redoes that part and leaves the rest alone.
Someone ran it on a paper collage and caught stamps that were never in the approved artwork.
Six marks. One note said "This stamp wasn't in the original artwork. Remove it."
Finished cut below.
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.The “Mark to Fix” feature is seriously useful. No need to explain what’s wrong—just point at it.
@Pexoai_offical has a feature called Mark to fix. It's code review comments for video.
You draw on the bad frame and type what's wrong. It redoes that part and leaves the rest alone.
Someone ran it on a paper collage and caught stamps that were never in the approved artwork.
Six marks. One note said "This stamp wasn't in the original artwork. Remove it."
Finished cut below.
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If you’re curious about the workflow, start here:
invite.pexo.ai/3UXdQIF
Exclusive Pexo perk for you:
Sign up, open your profile menu, select “Redeem Code"
enter [72EVDG] to get free trial credits.
Only the first 50 users can redeem it, so claim yours early.
🤝 Paid partnership
“Make a launch video” is a hilarious thing to put on a founder’s to-do list.
Right between “fix billing” and “find customers.” Like it’s the same size of task.
There’s a whole production job hiding inside that checkbox.
I made this with Pexo. What interests me about what @Pexoai_offical is building is the help across planning and production: working from the brief and materials, developing the video, then refining it through feedback.
That’s a meaningful thing to take on when every unassigned job eventually lands on the founder.
🤝 Paid partnership
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Created this with Pexo.
What appeals to me is being able to focus on the creative direction rather than manage every part of production.
With @Pexoai_offical, I can explain what I want in natural language and keep refining the video through conversation.
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Quantum computing is already hard enough to picture.
For this Microsoft Majorana explainer, I went with old computers, newspaper textures and big collage-style type instead of the usual futuristic look.
Made with Pexo @Pexoai_offical, and I’m really happy with how the final piece came together
Give Pexo a try:invite.pexo.ai/3VAkmoQ
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Sometimes the hardest part of making a video isn’t the idea — it’s figuring out how to turn that idea into an actual video.
With Pexo, you can simply explain what you want, add your source material, review the result, and give feedback until it feels right.
No need to master complicated prompts or learn a bunch of editing tools.
Just bring the idea. Pexo helps turn the conversation into a video.
@Pexoai_offical
you can try it
here:invite.pexo.ai/46pMSfp
🤝 Paid partnership
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For a music app, the challenge isn’t just showing the features — it’s making people want to listen while they’re watching.
I created this Apple Music concept with Pexo @Pexoai_offical, exploring browsing categories and lossless audio. What interested me most was turning those features into a visual mood instead of simply explaining what they do.
invite.pexo.ai/4yLuVUI
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THIS CAME OUT WAY TOO GOOD NOT TO TURN INTO A TUTORIAL
The whole video was made with @Pexoai_offical, and the workflow is honestly pretty slick.
Instead of endlessly tweaking prompts and hoping for a better result, you can just work through the idea with it conversationally.
Then it starts putting the whole thing together:
> builds the storyboard first
> lets you tweak individual scenes
> fixes specific parts without rerendering everything
That makes the process feel way less random and much more like actually directing the video.
If you’ve been curious about @Pexoai_offical, the tutorial below walks through the full thing.
Watch to the end, then check the replies for the finished video 👇
🤝 Paid partnership
One of the hardest parts of making good videos isn't always the idea. It's turning that idea into an actual finished video.
Pexo takes a different approach: you can explain what you want in natural language, share your source material, and refine the result through conversation instead of figuring out every edit yourself.
This is especially interesting for turning topics like history, research, or educational stories into videos that actually feel engaging.
The idea of treating video creation more like a conversation than a complicated editing workflow is something I'm really into.
@Pexoai_offical
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AI VIDEO TOOLS HAVE A DIRTY SECRET
one shot's wrong and you're back regenerating, hoping the parts you liked survive
Pexo gives you another way:
→ use Mark to Fix to select the bit that's off on a frame
→ say what's wrong and what you want instead
→ ask for a targeted change
that's not a feature, that's finally directing it instead of gambling
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A lot of useful information already exists in docs, reports and briefs. The hard part is turning it into something people actually want to watch.
I used @Pexoai_offical to shape that material into this Claude Fable 5 founder story. Once it was in video form, I could judge the structure, pacing and what needed more context.
@Pexoai_offical
🤝 Paid partnership