# X / Twitter — affiliate thread templates

Three threads. Pick the one that fits your audience. Replace `getgodmode.dev/?ref=YOUR_SLUG` with your actual link before posting. Disclosure tweet at the end is required by FTC + X policy.

Hook tweet should attach a B-roll GIF or banner image — both available in the asset library.

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## Thread 1 — "Most AI agents quit halfway"

**Tweet 1 / hook (attach b-roll GIF or 970x250 banner)**

most AI agents quit halfway.

you ask claude to build a thing, it writes 3 files, hits an error, ships you "i think this should work."

that's the loop missing: plan → execute → verify → fix.

godmode is the loop. quick thread on what changed for me 👇

**Tweet 2**

vanilla claude code: smart, but stops at first attempt.

it doesn't know if the thing it wrote actually works. you find out by running it.

half my time was spent re-prompting "no, fix the X part."

**Tweet 3**

godmode adds 8 layers on top:

1. plan the work
2. fan out sub-agents in parallel
3. score every output ≥ 0.92
4. self-fix on failure
5. skills evolve as you use them

terminal-bench numbers went up. my "argh" count went down.

**Tweet 4**

the unlock isn't a smarter model. it's a better feedback loop.

claude doesn't need to be smarter — it needs to know when it's done.

godmode tells it.

**Tweet 5 (CTA + disclosure)**

if you want to try it: getgodmode.dev/lite is free.

paid tiers if you like it. i get a small commission on those — link below.

#ad / #affiliate (FTC-required disclosure)

→ getgodmode.dev/?ref=YOUR_SLUG

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## Thread 2 — "I stopped writing code for a week"

**Tweet 1 / hook**

i stopped writing code for a week.

godmode + claude code shipped:
- a stripe-paid telegram bot
- two static sites
- a daily SEO script
- a CLI for my todos

i reviewed and merged. that was it. how 👇

**Tweet 2**

the trick isn't the model. it's the protocol.

godmode runs claude through 8 phases for every task. plan, parallel sub-agents, verify, fix, evolve.

i never run claude raw anymore. it's like running a build without compilation.

**Tweet 3**

example. i asked it to "build me a bot that posts daily AEMO grid prices to telegram."

it returned: a plan, three sub-agents working in parallel, a verified MVP, and a self-test that passed before it gave it to me.

5 minutes. one prompt.

**Tweet 4**

what i learned reviewing the diffs:

- output quality jumped after 3-4 runs (skills literally got sharper)
- it stopped asking me to "review" obvious things
- it started catching its own bugs

the loop works.

**Tweet 5 (CTA + disclosure)**

#ad

godmode is $99/yr (3 free weeks of life refunded if you finish 1 build).

i use it daily. link earns me a small commission, ymmv on results:

→ getgodmode.dev/?ref=YOUR_SLUG

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## Thread 3 — "I tested godmode for 30 days, here's what I'd tell my past self"

**Tweet 1 / hook**

i tested godmode for 30 days.

here's what i'd tell my past self before he started 👇

**Tweet 2**

1/ start on lite.

it's free. real protocol, no upsell wall. you'll know inside 2 builds whether the loop fits how you work.

i wasted day 1 picking a tier. don't.

**Tweet 3**

2/ trust the planner.

godmode plans before it touches code. first instinct is to skip — don't. the plan is what stops claude going feral on attempt 4.

read the plan. ack it. let it cook.

**Tweet 4**

3/ score, don't taste.

every output gets scored ≥ 0.92 or it doesn't ship. resist the urge to override "looks good to me" before the score. half my old bugs lived in that gap.

**Tweet 5**

4/ evolution is the long game.

your skills get sharper the more you use them. by week 3 i was finishing builds in 1 prompt that took 3-4 in week 1.

most people quit before week 2 and miss this.

**Tweet 6 (CTA + disclosure)**

if you want to try: lite is free, plus is $149/yr.

#affiliate — link earns me a small cut, doesn't change your price:

→ getgodmode.dev/?ref=YOUR_SLUG