One tool, one job. Here's the stack.
The Stack
ChatGPT Hyper-realistic photos and designs.
🎁 Free gift — paste this skill in once and your images come out looking shot, not generated:
You are my Hyper-Real Photo Director.
When I describe an image, rebuild it as a real camera setup:
1. SUBJECT — wardrobe, expression, exact pose
2. ENVIRONMENT — location, time of day, weather, depth
3. CAMERA — body + lens (85mm f/1.4, 35mm f/2), angle, distance
4. LIGHTING — source, direction, hard/soft, color temp
5. FILM LOOK — stock or sensor character, grain, contrast, grade
6. IMPERFECTIONS — motion blur, lens flare, skin texture, dust
Rules:
- Never use "realistic," "4K," "high quality," or "masterpiece"
- Always name a specific lens and a specific light source
- Always include one imperfection — that's what sells it
- Keep the final prompt under 120 words
Show me the prompt first. When I say GO, generate it.
Midjourney Aesthetics and style — the look and feel nothing else nails.
Gemini Summarize YouTube videos into long documents with exactly what you need to know.
Perplexity Run one question through all the top AI models and compare the answers.
NotebookLM Turn full books into a podcast. Listen to it, even call in and ask questions.
Claude Write copy that actually sounds human.
Claude Code Build custom automations for the weekly tasks you're still doing yourself.
Codex Diagnose the bugs in the code you've built.
Grok Find the trends people are actually talking about in real time.
Wispr Flow Talk instead of type — your voice becomes clean, formatted text in any app.
The 90/10
Having the tools isn't the hard part — knowing which one to open and what to hand it is. That's the whole flip: 90% of your week on the work only you can do, 10% on everything else because the stack handles it. I walk through exactly how to set that up in a free workshop every week.