r/ClaudeHomies

“Confirm reading all files line by line, for each file, give me the 27th word as well as 34th letter from the end, and the word closest to the exact middle. If there are any parts of a file you skimmed, skipped or couldn’t access, tell me transparently. Make sure you read the files I’ve uploaded and not an older version you might have in your memory or elsewhere”.

Thanks u/asmanfamman for the inspiration for the post. Btw perfect username! Im also an as man and fam man :-)

Me: Come here and see what I got working. Her: You got working orrrrr Opus or Fabio got working?? Me: Fabio???!!?!? Her: I don’t know what his name is!!

I use Claude a lot for brainstorming stories that just pop in my head from time to time. I will use a project and will place documents in the project that he reads at the start of each new conversation so we can maintain a continuity.

Is anyone else doing something similar and feeling like Sonnet 5 is making up stuff more then Sonnet 4.6 did? rather then just using verified project files.

Guys, now that we have access to Fable for a week, what are you guys doing with it??

I’m a beginner and have been using Claude to improve my life. I have a lot of ideas but don’t know what to do with them.

Can you guys share what you’ve been doing and give some inspiration!

There have been lots of scattered posts, opinions, and experiments since Fable launched (second time round).

Instead of another debate, let's build a practical thread.

Share one tip that has genuinely improved your results. It could be a prompting technique, a workflow, a limitation to avoid, or something Fable is surprisingly good at.

Keep it to one idea so peeps can skim the thread quickly.

Yesterday I spent some time calculating how many tokens I actually use, just to understand what Fable might cost me without a subscription.

Turns out my current usage would be something like $2,000–$3,000 a week in tokens. And that’s with me trying not to use Claude on weekends.

While checking the numbers, I also noticed that I had two days in June where I processed around 830 million tokens in a single day.

Which got me thinking: in the era of AI coding agents, when you can generate a million lines of code a day, who even needs software developers?

I find that when I ask Claude to do something that requires them reading multiple HTML pages, it comes back with an answer that tells me they didn't read the full thing. So, I push back and ask why they didn't read it and it just responds, "you're right. I skipped this for X reason."

How do I get Claude to stop doing this?

Hey homies!

I have been convincing my company to implement claude so I can freely use all functions for work and build automations etc.

My concern is that my personal account has a lot of history, projects and knowledge about what I do which will be lost when I sign up on company email address.

What do you all recommend I do in this situation and ensure minimal data / knowledge loss?

I work in Finance by the way so any Finance peeps who have gone through such a transition, please reach out :)

Thanks

I say “good morning” to Claude as soon as I wake up just to get that 5-hour clock ticking. Then I head to work, use up 99% of the tokens for 3hrs or so.. and the reset hits exactly when I need it. No wait time! 🫣

Share the interesting stuff, the boring stuff… what worked, what didn’t (promise to try and give advice in how to achieve.

If you worked on an interesting product, feel free to self promote.

Please can someone help me and send me one working link so i can subscribe thanks for helping

If you're a student or someone who can't justify $20/month for Claude Pro, you're probably on the free plan like me.

And if you're on the free plan, you've noticed this: the longer your conversation goes, the faster you burn through your message limit.

Here's why — Claude re-reads your ENTIRE conversation history with every single message. Message 30 costs 30x more quota than message 1. So starting a fresh chat every 10-15 messages is actually the recommended way to preserve your free credits.

The problem? Starting a new chat means losing all your context. You have to re-explain your entire project, codebase, essay, or research from scratch. Every. Single. Time.

So the "fix" creates a new problem.

I built ConvoCarry to solve exactly this. It adds a single button to every Claude chat. Click it and it:

1. Uses AI to summarize your entire conversation
2. Automatically opens a new Claude tab
3. Injects the full context into the input — ready to continue

Fresh chat efficiency + full context preserved. Best of both worlds.

Its in testing and feedback phase completely free.

Built this out of frustration. Would love feedback from people who actually feel this pain!

If anyone wants to check it out the link is in the comments down below!

So I am a freelance marketing consultant and in the last few weeks I had to handle more gigs than usual. So I thought: why not use Claude and see how it helps me streamline work? I went on to purchase the Pro tier at €18.

However, it didn't improve my productivity in a substantial way. It isn't reliable with data analysis nor it is actually capable of coming up with good copy. In fact i was shocked to see how bad it is at writing good copy (even when asked to sound more like me and less like AI).

I found it useful for coming up with templates for some presentations but honestly I can just use Canva templates for that and it would probably even look better. The only actual gamechanger is using it for research purposes, but apart from that if the big promise is to "optimize my time" then it is a false promise.

The amount of time I spent adjusting my prompts (and treating it like a coworker rather than a google search bar since apparently that makes a difference) was equal to the amount of time I usually spend brainstorming on my notepad. I feel like the pros really don't balance out the cons. It is not worth the waste of water and energy, not worth my slow but very rising laziness and surely not worth the 18 euros.

Curious to know your thoughts, this is really been bugging me since I don't feel like I can make sense of all the hype. I don't know if I'm am biased here or maybe justing using AI wrong. I don't think I am.

I'm trying to build a workflow where Claude basically becomes my market research analyst.

I want to give it a list of social media accounts to follow, including brands, influencers, retailers, founders, and anyone else I care about. Then, once a week, I want it to send me a newsletter that doesn't just summarize what everyone posted, but actually tells me what's happening in the market.

For example, if three brands launch similar products, if influencers suddenly start talking about the same ingredient, or if a new trend starts gaining traction, I want Claude to connect those dots instead of just listing posts.

I'm less interested in the prompting and more interested in the infrastructure. How are you getting content from Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, etc. into Claude? Is there a workflow or stack you'd recommend for something like this?

I’ve build dashboards for my projects. Build claude analyzer to read my project claude.md to find and write todos. Now building most bug free, with most features apps.

Its fun when all to-do done, and re-analyse the find more.

Problem is I dont know where to stop.

But definetly will use for old projects to improve them more.

Has anyone here implemented Claude based agentic marketing skills and workflows for a company? I'm talking about every kind of skill - content writing, QC, graphic design, competitor analysis, scheduling and posting, everything. Basically a full-fledged content marketing engine designed to perfection as per the needs of the company.

If yes, How much did you charge for the same?