Most AI content is talk.

Open Twitter, YouTube, or LinkedIn and you drown in AI "thought leaders". Hundreds of takes a day. Almost none of them ship a single working tool.

Meanwhile the builders who do ship are scattered. The good prompts live in private Slack channels. The clever automations live in someone's Notion. The real workflows aren't on any course platform.

I got tired of hunting. So I started building a place that hands you working things — every month, no theory, no setup, just open and use.

Six new resources, dropped in the first week of the month:

• A web tool — open in your browser, use immediately.
• A Live Artifact — interactive AI that runs in Claude.
• An Advanced Chat — a Claude conversation pre-loaded for a real task.
• A CLAUDE.md file — drop into your project, make Claude work your way.
• A Prompt Pack — 10+ tested prompts, with the failure modes called out.
• An Automation Recipe — a copy-paste Zapier or Make workflow.

Plus a monthly magazine, source code on Pro and up, and a community where members share what they actually built.

I'm Lavie Sapir. I build AI products and document what I learn along the way. Crystal AI Club is the public version of my own notebook — the tools, prompts, and recipes I actually use.

No "team of AI experts", no "proprietary methodology". Just a Claude account, a habit of shipping, and an aversion to fluff.

The free tier gets Brand Kit Maker, Bio Generator, and Name Generator, plus the newsletter, forever. That is enough to know whether you want the rest.

Paid tiers fund the time each month's drops take to build, plus the community. Cancel any time — one click, no questions.

I'm not pretending to be cheap. I'm trying to be useful. If you don't get more value than you pay, you should leave.