Remy's course has been a real game…
Remy's course has been a real game changer for me as to how i use Ai.
And it really started with him showing how much could live inside VS Code. That window is my workspace now. I barely open anything else.
The one that matters most is my focus block system. My pattern has always been that I see the vision clearly but execution scatters, and that gap is where most of my anxiety comes from. So now every day has one protected block where I create before I consume anything. Each block is a row in Notion. I clock in with one command that opens today's block, reviews what I shipped in the last one, and locks the session to a single task. When I finish, another command writes what I actually shipped into that row and marks it done. The report also goes to a real person on my team, because a database can't be disappointed in me but a person can.
Around that block sits a morning brief that runs on its own every day. It triages both my Gmail inboxes (one run cleared 119 threads and archived 112), pulls my blockers, tasks and focus block from Notion, and renders it all into one page of cards. Each card ends in a verb I answer in one word: keep, unsub, do, kill. I went from avoiding my inbox to clearing it before 9am.
The best lessons came from it breaking. It failed three mornings in a row, three completely different causes, and all three sent me the same useless error message. So now the runner checks network and auth before it starts, verifies its own work against Gmail instead of trusting the model's claim, and every failure names itself.
On the research side I built a skill called 把脉, "taking the pulse", for the Chinese half of my business. It sweeps a market category, digs out what buyers there actually believe, tests competitors against that, and scores the gaps with my four-bar formula: traffic, conversion, belief, repeat. Still research rather than production, but it's doing in an afternoon what used to take weeks of digging.
The context, skills and schedule structure from the course is underneath all of it. It's become how I work now, not something I do on the side.
This is truly the must go to for AI course in admist this sea of AI noice out there.
17. heinäkuuta 2026
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