Find ideas people actually click
You learn the difference between a title people scroll past and one they tap, and you leave with 50 video ideas sorted into yes and no in a single sitting.
This course is the system behind a brand-new faceless channel that reached 517,320 views and 398 subscribers in its first 28 days. Claude Code does the research, writing, voice and animation. You decide what gets made.

No coding. You write to Claude Code in plain English, and it writes and runs the code for you. Every prompt you need is in the course.
No video skills. There is no timeline to learn, no camera to buy and no editing software to install. The videos are built from text, data and a narrator voice.
No audience. The channel behind this course started from zero subscribers. What you need is a computer, a Claude subscription, an Artlist subscription for voices and music, and about 6 hours to work through the levels.
You approve ideas and review scripts. Research, writing, voice, graphics and checks are done by Claude Code.
Every number on screen is checked against a source before the video is made, so you can stand behind what you publish.
Everything you publish is narrated and animated. Nobody needs to see or hear you.
Each level has the exact prompts we use. Paste them, adjust the topic, run.
Once the pipeline is set up, each new video is mostly review.
Every rule, prompt and template lives in your own project folder, so the system keeps improving with each video you make.
13 levels in five parts. Each level ends with something finished, and the next one unlocks when you’re done.
You learn the difference between a title people scroll past and one they tap, and you leave with 50 video ideas sorted into yes and no in a single sitting.
One project folder and one rules file. From then on Claude Code remembers your channel’s voice, look and standards, so video 40 comes out as consistent as video 1.
Every claim gets a source before a word is written. You get a script structure built for retention, and a second agent whose only job is to reject weak sentences before your viewers find them.
A natural narrator voice, then animated maps, charts and timelines written as code and timed to the spoken word. Before anything costs money, an automatic check flags numbers that don’t match your sources, overlapping text and screens that sit still too long.
Titles, thumbnails and descriptions, a schedule that posts a Short every six hours, and the batch setup where you approve 50–100 ideas at once and the videos get built while you do something else.
A one-page production map and toolkit
50 concepts marked approve or reject
A working project folder with a channel rules file
A sourced claim table for the first video
A finished 150–165 word script
A script that passes an independent review
A finished voice-over under 60 seconds
The first rendered 9:16 Short
A reusable preflight and render QA checklist
A ready-to-upload video package
A publishing schedule and upload command
An approved concept queue and parallel build pipeline
A channel rule file ready for the next batch
Black Friday · 50% off until November 30. Lifetime access to all 13 levels.
No. You give Claude Code instructions in plain English and copy the prompts from the course.
No. Every video is narrated by a generated voice and built from animated graphics.
A Claude subscription for Claude Code, and Artlist for narrator voices, music and stock footage.
At the end of level 8 you render your first Short.
No. It’s a written course with copyable prompts, built to be followed with Claude Code open next to it.
Yes. Level 1 is free.