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@wavaai.feeds: Save this Claude AI Cheat Sheet 👇 1️⃣ Prompting → Give clear context + goal + constraints 2️⃣ Context → Upload your real files, data & examples 3️⃣ Projects → Build dedicated workspaces 4️⃣ Artifacts → Stop asking. Start building 5️⃣ Skills → Turn repeated instructions into workflows 6️⃣ Connectors → Bring your real tools & data into Claude 7️⃣ Agents → Give Claude a goal and let it work through the steps The power formula: Prompt → Context → Project → Artifact → Skill → Connector → Agent Beginner: “Claude, do this.” Power user: “Here’s the context, data, goal and constraints. Execute, review and improve.” Don’t use Claude just to get answers. Use it to build systems that do the work.

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