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Seven days, one small finished thing each day, about half an hour at a time. Nothing to install, nothing you can break, and something you keep using at the end of it.

You have bought a guide to a fast-moving tool before and found half of it wrong by the time you finished. Here is what I did to the pages, and what it cost.

Connectors and MCP sound like developer territory. There are two ideas here, and you only ever touch one of them. Here is the plain version, and the rule to follow first.

Automation does not go wrong loudly. It goes wrong quietly, a hundred times, before you look. One question sorts what is safe to leave running from what needs your hand.

You worked out the right way to ask, and three weeks later you are rebuilding the same brief from memory. A Skill is where that method goes so you stop retyping it.

Skills and Agents get sold as the advanced version of what you already do. They are not. They are four different amounts of your own thinking, saved in four different places.

Somebody showed you a small tool they made with AI and you assumed they knew something you do not. Here is what is really involved, and one you can finish this afternoon.

You solve something properly, close the tab, and the next day you explain your whole situation again. A Project is the room that ends that. Here is exactly what to put in it.

Both are good. They are good at different things. Here is the split by job, the honest weak spot on each side, and the reason switching does not stop your results changing every time.

Same question, two different answers. The reason is not the model, it is the brief. Here is the six-part checklist that makes Claude repeatable.