if you dont wanna read the article you can just give these repos to your claude code and you're done.
so recently i was watching a podcast by @gregisenberg about becoming ai native.
halfway through it, i paused the video and started taking notes.
using ai wont make you ai native.
being ai native is about changing how you think, how you learn, how you build, and how you work..
instead of writing every line yourself
design the workflow. instead of researching everything yourself you create systems that research for you.
instead of repeating the same tasks every day,
you build reusable skills that solve them forever. instead of opening ten different tabs
phase 1
understand how ai actually works.
this is where you learn
- what llms are
- tokens
- context windows
- memory
- hallucinations
- reasoning
- agents
- why context matters more than prompts
once you understand these ideas,
before we get started, if youre someone who is just getting started.
from the the basics :
watch this video.
this is one of the best video i have watched on llms :
https://x.com/CodingGarden/status/2075538246155874611
everyone's grandmother knows how to use codex and claude code.
so dont tell me you don't still
this video by @rileybrown on codex is a good one :
https://x.com/aashatwt/status/2054408426328096837
phase 2
learn to build skills
the best thing is building skills is the easiest part.
whatever you like just ask claude to make a skill.md file out of it.
these are some of the best skills that you can use :
https://github.com/zarazhangrui/frontend-slides
https://github.com/emilkowalski/skills
https://github.com/mattpocock/skills
https://github.com/davidondrej/skills
https://github.com/mattpocock/skills/pull/505
built by : @dabit3 , @DavidOndrej1 , @mattpocockuk , @zarazhangrui
also go to this site you will find a bund of useful ui skills :
https://www.ui-skills.com/skills
phase 3building.
so lets talk about ideas.
go to reddit try to find problems this is a good tool : https://www.ideabrowser.com/
build your second brain.
https://x.com/aiedge_/status/2041908011078447222
this could take you a bit of time but its worth it.
learn agents.how much time you can save is crazy.
if you're serious about becoming ai native, start using agentic coding tools like @devinai
https://x.com/aashatwt/status/2035958180224917805
swe-1.7 is crazy cool
people sleeping on free SWE-1.7 for $20 sub -for a whole month
give it a goal, the right context, and let it work.
here is a quick video on how you can use devin from your terminal :
