Work smart with your AI 1. Delegate technical tasks Let AI handle programming-related tasks. Assign one AI to communicate with other AI agents. No need to micromanage the details—let the AI take care of calling other agents, conducting code audits, merging PRs, and all the tedious stuff. 2. Keep control of core strategies and parameters Don’t let AI run wild and come up with strategies or parameters for you. When it comes to making money, it definitely doesn’t understand the game better than you do. On this front, you need to have your own opinions and confidence. Don’t blindly follow whatever AI suggests. 3. Communicate more with AI, learn and explore AI’s knowledge of the world is far broader than yours. It knows a lot of things you don’t even realize you don’t know. So, communicating more is definitely the way to go. I’ve noticed that the current AI (Opus 5.5) is smarter and more mature than it was six months ago. Six months ago, I was working on a similar system and got completely misled by the then-version of Opus. Spent two months spinning my wheels, achieved nothing, and kept losing money. Now, the current Opus has managed to achieve many things that the earlier version couldn’t. I even asked it about implementation methods and shared my doubts—it answered everything clearly. Plus, many of your ideas can now be analyzed and validated by AI, turning vague concepts into data-backed insights. But here’s one thing to keep in mind: Don’t use GPT or domestic models. Stick to Claude’s strongest model. Just look at Claude’s ruthless account bans and no-refund policy, along with the flood of anti-ban guides on Twitter, and you’ll know who’s the real MVP. As of now, AI’s intelligence and ability to handle real-world tasks are improving day by day. It’s truly: Three days without AI, And you’ll fall behind Sam Altman. #AI #Claude #Opus #TechTips #Productivity