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Folder as architecture instead of agents methodology is taking off. Lots of people have been using my methodology and it's literally been changing their workflows. Even programmers and software engineers are refactoring their code bases to my methodology. Not my methodology, it's one that was invented in 1969. Ben Thompson realized that the best way for programs to run is through a set of trees, which he called a file system. Same one that's on Mac and Windows and the one that I use to really amplify my AI workflows. Now 3,000 people who had the same idea are all sharing their ideas. Look at all of this. If you don't watch my classes or my videos, the amount of knowledge in this single comment thread and people who are reaching out and talking is insane. We're growing fast, but I've been doing this all on my own up until today. That's Matt. He's working with me now. He just quit his job. And he's doing the work of like 15 people while reading a book while having his instances of Claude do crazy scraping, which I don't even do. He's developed it himself. And the videos I'm giving away for free are more than paid school courses you'll get anywhere else, I promise.
Summary
The video discusses the folder as architecture methodology, its historical roots, and its impact on workflows. It highlights community engagement and collaboration, emphasizing the value of free educational content.
Key Points
- Folder as architecture methodology improves workflows for many.
- Ben Thompson's 1969 file system concept enhances AI workflows.
- 3,000 users share insights and ideas in the community.
- Collaboration with Matt boosts productivity significantly.
- Free videos offer more value than paid courses.
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- LinkedIn post: Benefits of folder architecture in workflows
- Tweet: Key insights from the folder architecture methodology
- Checklist: Implementing folder architecture in your projects
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