The Execution Squad 10 Commandments. 1. EXECUTION Kill your anxious ego. Only what you executed counts. What happens in your head is nothing. Preparation is nothing. Everyone has ideas. The market never pays for a plan. It pays for what you shipped. Before you say it can't be done, answer one question: have you even tried it? 2. WIN We were born to win. Not to take part. Not to try hard and feel good about it. The score is money in the bank. Not likes, not compliments, not effort. Nothing else counts. Winners don't wait to feel like winners. They act like one first, and the feeling catches up. 3. THE WINNER MINDSET Copy what already wins. Ship it. Measure it. Improve it. Repeat. There is no failure here. Only the next rep. If you're not failing, you're not pushing hard enough. A loser asks, "What if it fails?" A winner asks, "How fast can I run it again?" What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. The pain is what builds you. 4. ONE THING One client profile. One business. Until it pays. Be a needle, not a hammer. All your force on one point is what breaks through. Two things at once is zero things done. Then keep going until you own the whole market. The job's not finished. 5. PAINKILLERS Sell what people are already bleeding from. Nobody pays for a vitamin. They pay to make the pain stop, today. If the buyer won't feel it this month, it's a vitamin. Walk away. The pain is already there. You don't create it. You find it, and you sell the fix. 6. DELETE FIRST Question every step. Delete it. Simplify what's left. Speed it up. Automate it last. The best part is no part. The best step is no step. Most people polish what should not exist. Cut it before you touch it. If you never have to add anything back, you didn't delete enough. 7. HIGH STANDARD A goal you negotiate with is a wish. Set the bar high and never drop below it. Your standard is the lowest version of you that you will accept. Raise it. No days off from the standard. Holidays included. Compare yourself to who you were yesterday. Never to anyone else. 8. HUSTLE Do the thing you're avoiding most. First. 12 hours a day, every day. The work nobody sees. Volume beats luck. Rest at the end, not in the middle. Know your why, and you can take any how. 9. LOYALTY Your word is law. Say it, then do it, no matter what it costs you. Loyal to your word, loyal to your squad, loyal to your clients. Tell the truth, even when it loses you the sale. Real proof, real numbers. The day you fake one result, you're finished. 10. SPEED Speed is everything. Got a 10-year plan? Ask how you'd get it done in 6 months. That one question changes the size of everything. You cut what's slow, you find the shortcut, and you move faster than anyone in your market. Even if you miss, 6 months at that speed takes you further than 10 years at the normal one.

Opus 5.5 just built me a camera lens in 3D. 1 prompt in Claude Code, about 15 minutes. It's cut open down the side, so you watch red, green and blue light bend through the glass and meet on the sensor while the aperture blades open and close. 1 button pulls all 15 parts apart with their names on them. Hover any part and it tells you what it does. I'm giving away the exact prompt. Steal it ↓ Build me a camera lens in interactive 3D, in one HTML file with Three.js. Make it look real: a big black pro zoom lens with its glass front, the rubber focus and zoom rings, the red stripe and the white numbers, and inside it the parts you never get to see. The stack of glass elements in their groups, the aperture blades that open and close, the focus motor, the image stabilizer, the zoom cams, and the gold contacts on the mount. Cut it open down the side so I can see the glass inside, with light passing through it as colored beams that bend and meet on the camera sensor behind it. The aperture blades open and close slowly. I can drag to orbit around it and scroll to zoom. Add an Explode button. When I press it, every part slides apart along the lens with its name on a label. Press it again and it all snaps back together. When I hover a part, it lights up and shows one line on what it does. No images. Do not ask me any questions. Just build it.

Claude Code Projects is open for every Pro and Max user on the waitlist. Building client work with Claude Code? If you signed up, you're in. Watch the 4 minute walkthrough and start the client job today, not next week.

Most people stop at level 1 with Claude. Get every prompt from the video free: aichrislee.com/resources/cla… (My AI twin reads my script.)

Claude Managed Agents now has dynamic workflows, in public beta. A lead agent writes a plan and runs it across many agents in phases. Building client work with Claude? The big job you split by hand now splits itself. You own the brief.

Claude Code built me a Rubik's cube. Drag a face and it twists. Scramble mixes it up 20 times, Solve undoes every move until it's back. 1 prompt, about 3 minutes.

Opus 5.5 just built me a Saturn V rocket in 3D. 1 prompt in Claude Code, about 15 minutes. It stands on the launch pad cut open, so you see the fuel tanks inside, and 1 button pulls all 20 parts apart with their names on them, from the 5 F-1 engines up to the escape tower. Hover any part and it tells you what it does. I'm giving away the exact prompt. Steal it ↓ Build me a Saturn V rocket in interactive 3D, in one HTML file with Three.js. Make it look real: the white and black rocket standing on the launch pad, and inside it the parts you never get to see. The five giant F-1 engines at the bottom, the fuel and oxygen tanks in each stage, the second and third stages with their own engines, the lunar lander tucked in under the nose, the command module where the astronauts sit, and the escape tower on top. The engines glow and roar with fire and smoke. I can drag to orbit around it and scroll to zoom. Add an Explode button. When I press it, every part slides apart along the rocket with its name on a label. Press it again and it all snaps back together. When I hover a part, it lights up and shows one line on what it does. No images. Do not ask me any questions. Just build it.

Claude Dashboards and Claude Motion are in beta today: Claude turns your data into live dashboards and your ideas into animated explainers. Building client work? The monthly report and the explainer video are now 1 ask away. Sell them with the build.

These 5 Claude side hustles pay every month. Get the full side hustle board free: aichrislee.com/free?v=hustle (My AI twin reads my script.)

Max and Team plans now get monthly API credits: $100 on Max 5x, $200 on Max 20x, up to $500 pooled on Team. Any Claude model. Building client work in Claude Code? That's paid-for API money to test your first client's automation. Build it this week.

Claude Code built me a Newton's cradle. Grab the end ball, pull it back and let go. It clacks into the others and the far ball flies out. 1 prompt, about 2 minutes.

Opus 5.5 just built me a human heart in 3D. 1 prompt in Claude Code, about 10 minutes. It beats once a second, the valves open and close, blue blood flows in and red flows out, and 1 button pulls all 20 parts apart with their names on them. Hover any part and it tells you what it does. I'm giving away the exact prompt. Steal it ↓ Build me a human heart in interactive 3D, in one HTML file with Three.js. Make it look real: the deep red muscle with the red arteries and blue veins on top, and inside it the parts you never get to see. The four chambers, the four valves, the aorta and the pulmonary artery, the veins bringing blood back, and the wiring that sets the beat. The heart beats about once a second, the valves open and close in time, and the blood flows through it, blue going in and red going out. I can drag to orbit around it and scroll to zoom. Add an Explode button. When I press it, every part slides apart with its name on a label. Press it again and it all snaps back together. When I hover a part, it lights up and shows one line on what it does. No images. Do not ask me any questions. Just build it.

Claude Haiku 5.5 is out. Anthropic says it runs about 75% cheaper than Haiku 4.5. If you build client work in Claude Code, this is your cheap worker. Opus does the thinking, Haiku does the high-volume grunt work, and more of every invoice stays yours.

Claude Opus 5.5 built this website in 60 minutes. Get the prompts for all 4 pieces free: aichrislee.com/free?v=statue (My AI twin reads my script.)

Claude Code built me a lava lamp. Click the switch on the base and it goes dark. Click it again and it glows back on, the orange wax rising and splitting in the purple. 1 prompt, about 3 minutes.

Every built a company agent on Claude Managed Agents. Their whole team uses it in Slack. Once it caught on inside, they released it to subscribers. That is the play. Build it for 1 team first. Sell it to everyone like them.

Opus 5.5 just built me a mechanical watch in 3D. 1 prompt in Claude Code, about 14 minutes. The balance wheel swings 5 times a second, the gears turn, the seconds hand ticks, and 1 button pulls all 21 parts apart with their names on them. Hover any part and it tells you what it does. I'm giving away the exact prompt. Steal it ↓ Build me a mechanical watch in interactive 3D, in one HTML file with Three.js. Make it look real: the gold case and the glass on top, the dial and the hands, and behind it the movement you never get to see. The mainspring in its barrel, the gear train, the balance wheel swinging back and forth with its hairspring breathing, the escape wheel and the pallet fork ticking, and the red jewels the gears turn on. The balance wheel swings, the gears turn, and the second hand ticks. I can drag to orbit around it and scroll to zoom. Add an Explode button. When I press it, every part slides apart in layers with its name on a label. Press it again and it all snaps back together. When I hover a part, it lights up and shows one line on what it does. No images. Do not ask me any questions. Just build it.

I built a one-person AI company with Claude and 0 employees. Get every prompt free: aichrislee.com/resources/ai-… (My AI twin reads my script.)

Claude now works inside Google Docs, Sheets and Slides. It reads the file you have open and edits it in place. You approve each edit. Your clients already live in those files. Build the system in Claude Code, then deliver where they work.

Claude Code built me a gumball machine. Click the silver knob and it turns, the gumballs shift, and one rolls down the chute into the little door. 1 prompt, about 6 minutes.

Your most viewed YouTube video might be your least valuable one. Mine got over 160,000 views and brought 1 seat. One with a twentieth of the views brought 14. Get the blank sheet I read every number off, free: aichrislee.com/free?v=youtub… (My AI twin reads my script.)