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What's the next level after the Claude Beginner Stage?

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09/05 15:02
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09/06 02:00
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AI 摘要

一位工程系学生,目前使用Claude进行作业追踪和邮件草拟等基础任务,寻求如何将Claude的使用提升到超越初级技能和自定义指令的建议。他们对如何将各项功能串联起来很感兴趣,例如持久性工作区、与其他应用程序的连接器、将Claude Code用于非编码工作以及多步骤代理。由于即将开始的制药生产实习将导致空闲时间有限,他们还想了解其他人是否成功利用Claude进行自由职业或合同工作以赚取收入,以及如果每周只有5-8小时的空闲时间,他们会如何着手。

I've had the $20/month plan for a while and I'm realizing I'm barely scratching the surface compared to what people in here are doing.

My use so far has been pretty basic: assignment trackers for my classes, drafting emails, custom instructions, a few skills built. That's it. Meanwhile I keep seeing posts about workflows, projects, agents, people running whole businesses through it, and I don't really know where to start.

Context: I'm an engineering student, about to start a full-time internship in pharma manufacturing, so my free time is about to shrink a lot.

Two questions:

- What's the next level past skills and custom instructions? Specifically about how people chain things together. Such as, projects as persistent workspaces, connectors to calendar/drive/email, using Claude Code for non-code work, agents that run multi-step tasks. Which of these actually changed your workflow vs. which were fun for a week and then abandoned?

- Anyone turned this into income? I'd like to start a side hustle with limited time and no capital. Not looking for "sell prompt packs." More interested in whether anyone is doing real freelance/contract work where Claude is the leverage and what you'd do differently starting over.

If you were a student with a decent Claude setup and about 5-8 hours a week to spare, where would you put that time?