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Happy Sunday,
Claude just booked me an entire trip from LA to New York, used my miles on the flights and my Amex on the hotel, and saved me $700. I didn't touch anything. I'm going to walk you through the exact setup today because this is one of those features where once you see it, you can't go back.
I also found a four-prompt chain that makes your resume basically unrejectable, the disco ball prompt that broke the internet this week, I'm breaking down all four Claude modes, and ChatGPT just landed inside PowerPoint.
Let's get into it.
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IN THIS EMAIL
» Claude just killed travel agents
» The ChatGPT disco ball prompt
» Claude can make your resume unrejectable
» Claude Chat vs Cowork vs Code vs Design
» ChatGPT is now inside PowerPoint
» From the DMs: getting more customers with AI
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✈️ THIS IS WILD
Claude Just Killed Travel Agents
You can now use Claude Cowork to book all of your travel without having to do anything yourself. I set this up and Claude found me the best flights, used my American Airlines miles on one booking and my Amex Platinum on the hotel, and saved me $700. The whole trip was booked in about 10 minutes while I did nothing. Here's how to set it up.
Step 1: Open Claude, go to Cowork, and choose Projects. Hit New Project and name it "Travel Agent."
Step 2: Go to Instructions, click the plus, and paste in the master prompt. This prompt tells Claude your name, date of birth, passport info, loyalty numbers, airline preferences, and everything it needs to book for you.
Step 3: Go to Connectors, search for Chrome, and add the Google Chrome connector. This gives Claude access to your browser so it can actually go and book things for you.
Once that's all set up, you just say something like "book me a trip from LA to New York on these dates" and Claude opens your browser and starts booking. The best part is that if you're already logged into these sites in your browser, Claude stays logged in when it uses them. It finds the best flights, fills in all your details, and uses whatever loyalty points or credit cards you told it to prioritize. It finds the best deals and handles everything.
I know some of you might not be comfortable with AI having access to this kind of information, and if that's you, this one probably isn't for you. But I'm telling you... it's one of the biggest time-saving hacks you can set up right now.
Get the full travel agent guide + prompt →
Watch the full walkthrough →
🧹 PROMPT OF THE WEEK
The ChatGPT Disco Ball Prompt
You probably saw the whole Spotify disco ball thing that went viral last week. They changed their logo to a disco ball for their 20th anniversary and the internet lost it. Brands like ChatGPT, Notion, and MoonPay all posted their own disco ball versions, and now there's a whole design trend called "discomorphism." ChatGPT actually added this as one of their templates inside their image generator so you can try it right now. Here's the prompt:
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Transform the uploaded image into a glamorous disco-ball version of itself while preserving the original silhouette, composition, key recognizable features, and subtle tonal colors. Style it as if the subject is made from tiny mirrored square tiles, like a 1970s disco ball: chrome, silver, reflective glass, beveled edges, and subtle grout lines between tiles. Add bright white sparkle flares and small iridescent highlights across the mirrored surface. Use dramatic studio lighting on a pure black background, with high contrast, glossy reflections, and a luxurious nightclub feel. Keep the object centered and iconic, with a polished 3D look.
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Upload any photo to ChatGPT and paste that in. Try it with your company's logo, a selfie, your pet, really anything you want. The results are awesome.
Try it on ChatGPT web →
Try it on ChatGPT mobile →
🚀 THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING
Claude Can Make Your Resume Unrejectable
I found this four-prompt chain and tried it myself just for fun. I'm not even looking for a job right now, but I wanted to see what would happen. Four interviews in 24 hours. Apparently my resume was terrible this whole time and I had no idea. Here's the exact process so you can try it yourself.
Step 1: Upload your resume and the job description to Claude. Then say:
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Act as a senior recruiter for this exact company. Analyze my resume against this job description and give me a match score out of 100, the top 5 missing keywords, and the 3 red flags a hiring manager would spot in under 10 seconds.
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Step 2: Stay in the same chat. Run this next:
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Rewrite my experience section and naturally include those keywords and remove the red flags. Use the Google XYZ formula: accomplished X as measured by Y by doing Z.
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Step 3: Now the kill shot. Still in the same chat:
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Now act as an ATS filter and a hiring manager reading 200 resumes in one sitting. Scan my new resume and tell me which sections would get skipped and rewrite them so they actually stop the scroll.
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Bonus: If you want to take it even further, head over to Claude Cowork and say "now that my resume is optimized, go to my LinkedIn and apply to 10 jobs I have the highest chance of landing an interview for. Customize the application for each one based on the job description." Claude will literally go and apply to jobs for you while you sleep.
Get the full resume guide with all prompts →
📚 EXPLAINED
Claude Chat vs Cowork vs Code vs Design
I get this question every single day so let me break it down once and for all.
Claude Chat is where you should start. This is the chatbot you can use for writing, brainstorming, working through problems, getting ideas, and writing documents. If you're new to Claude, this is what I'd jump on first.
Claude Cowork is basically Claude Chat except it actually goes off and does the work for you. It can access the files on your computer and there's even a Chrome extension that gives Claude direct access to your browser. This is where it can manage your emails, organize your files, and you can even schedule tasks for it to run on your behalf.
Claude Code is for building websites, apps, browser extensions, automations, you name it. It's a coding agent which means it writes, tests, and fixes code completely on its own. But the crazy part is you can talk to it in plain English. You don't need to know how to code at all. Just describe what you want and it builds it.
Claude Design is your creative partner. It can make pitch decks, mockups, 3D designs, app interfaces... you describe it and it creates it.
All four of these are powerful on their own but they're most powerful when you use them together.
Get the full guide to all four Claude modes →
📄 QUICK HIT
ChatGPT Is Now Inside PowerPoint
If you're a heavy PowerPoint user, this one's for you. ChatGPT just launched an official add-in for PowerPoint that lets you create, edit, and polish presentations without leaving the app. It shows up as a sidebar right next to your slides. You can ask it to build a deck from scratch, rewrite slides for a specific audience, tighten up dense layouts, or audit the entire flow of your presentation. It even connects to Gmail and Outlook so it can pull in context from your emails. Available on all plans including Free.
💬 FROM THE DMs
"How Can I Get More Customers Using AI?"
This is the DM I get more than any other. And my answer might surprise you because it's not "use ChatGPT to write better ads" or "automate your funnel." The single most underrated opportunity right now is AI SEO.
Here's what I mean. Over a billion people use ChatGPT every week. When someone asks it "what's the best [whatever your business does]," you either show up or you don't. This is basically SEO in the year 2000. The businesses that figure this out early are going to have a massive advantage over everyone else.
The tool I'd heavily recommend looking into is cytd.ai. It trains AI models on your business by publishing authority signals across the web... blogs, content, mentions about your brand... so that when someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, or Claude for a recommendation, your business is the one that comes up. Studies are showing that one visitor from ChatGPT converts at 5 to 10x the rate of a traditional Google search because people asking AI for recommendations already trust the answer.
They have a free visibility check where you can see if your business is actually showing up in AI search results right now. If it's not, you're losing potential customers every single day and you probably don't even know it.
Check your AI visibility for free →
Go set up that travel agent in Claude. Even if you don't have a trip planned right now, seeing what it can do is going to change the way you think about what AI is capable of.
See you Wednesday.
Maverick
P.S. If you're a business owner looking to actually implement AI into your workflows, my team and I work with a small number of people and businesses to build custom AI systems, automations, and tools. If that sounds like you, apply here.
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