James Dickerson

So sometimes it helps to keep that in like a split terminal and then do other work side by side.

So you can like save research, save files here that you're gathering from like the third party tools.

And then you can use like your skills and sort of execution in a separate terminal.

So I trained this direct response copy skill on like the greats of copy and direct response.

So, you know, I looked at like Eugene Schwartz and Claude Hopkins and all of these classic copywriters and then I sort of updated it for like, you know, today's world, today's internet and made it somewhat elevated so that it captures kind of like, you know, a solid brand voice.

So it generates like great copywriting.

I found I've used it for all of my websites and it produces some really good results.

So, OK, like we have some copy here.

We're just going to keep going in the interest of time.

But let's see.

Use the Playwright MCP to find an agency we would compete with.

Capture some screenshots of their website.

Yep.

So Playwright is browser automation.

And when you use it in an MCP, it allows Cloud Code to go and open up a window and do browser actions.

So it can click through it.

It can take screenshots of a website.

It can get all of the information that you need.

say for design inspo or something like that, let's say you're doing like branding or you're doing design, you can easily access websites right here.

So in the past, before I used the Playwright MCP, my desktop was littered with screenshots and I'd take a screenshot, I'd drag it into cloud code or whatever, but this really helps and it feels smooth kind of like when you're using it with voice, you can just kind of command what you want it to do.