Angelo Umali writes all of his code with AI now. These videos show the workflows he uses to do it, recorded from his own projects.
You will see him orchestrate a team of AI agents, run the same prompt on two models, schedule automations with Claude Cowork and have Claude edit his videos and set up his NAS.
Mostly Claude Code and Claude Cowork, with OpenCode, ChatGPT and GPT models in the comparisons.
Watch how he orchestrates his AI dev team, then the videos on tracking agents inside Orca and watching them work in ClaudeWatch.
One video covers who pays for his AI subscriptions. Another compares ten years of his GitHub activity before and after AI.
I built a little city where I can watch my agents working. This is a preview of the upcoming ClaudeWatch update, part of my forthcoming open-source project. Tested with Claude. OpenCode and Codex compatibility is not confirmed in this video.
TIKTOK FULL VIDEO: OPTION 1 GPT-6.1 Sol naman ang nag-edit ng recent camera-bag at desk-workflow videos ko. Same skills, directory, assets at instructions na gamit ko sa Claude, through OpenCode. Sa experience ko, mas magaan sa subscription allowance, pero mas matagal ang output. Dito ko pinapakita ang edits at kung paano ko sini-sync ang skills. Kung susubukan mo rin, start with the assets and instructions you already use.
My custom Claude Code mods help me track what my agents are working on in Orca. Here's the room tour, how I plan before execution, and a live Team Watch session.
I didn't edit this marketing video. Claude did. I gave it a few simple prompts: a dynamic video for marketing that walks through ClearSpent, my finance app. The first version was a 2:24 product demo. I said it was too long, so it cut a 30-second hype video to hook clients. The voice is Gemini; Claude picked it because I already had Gemini voices cached. Then I play the making-of: 11 AI agents, 20 takes in the real app, 7 real bugs found and fixed while filming, one brief in and two cuts out in under 8 hours.
Claude Cowork applies to jobs for me twice a day - 11 AM and 9 PM Manila time. It opens tabs on Indeed, LinkedIn, Jobstreet, Seek, OnlineJobs and Upwork, fills forms from my project history, and follows my rules (150k+ minimum, roles I actually do). Three weeks in: 276 leads, 3 interviews booked, and tonight at 10:15 PM an old boss messaged on WhatsApp about a .NET role. One tip - turn off your VPN or captchas bite.
My clients pay for my AI subscriptions. Three ways: a separate Claude line on the invoice paid via WISE, they hand me their credit card so I swipe on my personal or company email, or I bake it into my rate - so a $600 project already includes Claude and Codex. If Claude spikes, I eat it - that's what's in the contract. Two retainers total about 4 hours a month, and they fund my experiments even when there's nothing to do. Enterprise team subscription for Claude is $100 solo, $125 on a team - the trade-off is your prompts are visible to the company owner.
My workday runs from 8 a.m. to around 11 p.m., so editing never happened. Now Claude edits my videos: captions, sound effects, covers, a Reels cut and a 4K export, set up once as a command. One render ran on the CPU all night, so now it renders on my RTX 5090. The covers it makes? I still don't use them.
Human lines: 0. My WakaTime says AI wrote 100% of my code this week: a 9 hr 59 min daily average, 66h 26m of it in Claude Code. Orca counts 4,103 agents spawned, 114 days of agent work and 22.3B tokens since August. I still check the pull requests, because Claude still deletes things. Good luck on the job hunt, mga boss.
Claude set up my whole NAS. 17 services on one home lab: Immich, Jellyfin, Syncthing, Paperless, Beszel, Uptime Kuma, Forgejo, Supabase and more. I SSH in, type cl, and Claude Code opens. It moved my apps onto my own domain through Vercel, every home-lab config commit is tracked in Forgejo, and Slack tells me when something goes down. All on my Claude Max 20x plan.
2,793 GitHub contributions in 2024. 9,353 in 2026, and it's only September. I scrolled my whole GitHub from 2016 to now: college project in .NET, first job in 2017, freelancing from 2020, Copilot in 2024, Claude from 2025. AI changed everything. Good luck out there, mga boss.
33 in-house skills, 33 plugins from 10 marketplaces. New series: how I take a vague ask from a founder on Slack to a shipped product. Every agent gets its own skill wiring (Lena, my frontend agent, has 37 gate rules). TDD is the most essential. Tip: ask Claude how to wire your skills per agent, globally or locally.
Hit /effort and found out Opus was on MEDIUM while Astra ran xhigh. Same prompt, same "Introducing Opus 5.5" hand-drawn launch video, no skills. Astra: calm, step by step, easy to follow. Claude: bam bam bam, but better visuals and way more motion. My verdict: tie lang sila. Yours?
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