Claude code + sub agents = Marketing powerhouse

Hey vibe marketer.

I have a question for you. Have you been putting off trying Claude Code and sub-agents?

If yes, you’re missing out on some of the most powerful marketing plays happening right now.

This week, I’ve rounded up Claude Code + sub-agent workflows you can try testing to launch full sites, sharpen your offers and even build funnels that convert.

Get ready to dive in.

4 claude code + sub agent workflows to check out

1. Redesign your funnel end to end with claude code

The Boring marketer used Claude Code to tackle a problem most digital businesses face: landing pages that don’t convert.

Instead of A/B testing blindly, he spun up Claude sub-agents. A UX researcher, a direct response strategist, a funnel architect and a copywriter and gave them a clear brief: audit the thevibemarketer.com funnel and design a better one.

What the agents delivered:

• Identified competing CTAs that were confusing visitors.

• Recommended replacing the “newsletter vs. community” split with a single irresistible lead magnet.

• Designed a two-step funnel: squeeze page → drip emails → sales page, focused on micro-commitments and trust-building.

• Layered in elevated direct response tactics. Quick wins, testimonials and a clear unique angle without the cheesy, high-pressure feel of old-school sales letters.

The outcome: a structured, actionable plan to turn a leaky funnel into a conversion engine. No vague advice.

Claude Code generated a step-by-step implementation roadmap, from page redesign to email sequences and trust elements.

Check how Boring marketer used sub agents in claude code as strategists to redesign the entire funnel.

2. Turn specs into frontend designs (Claude Code + Google Stitch)

Adam Sandler shared a clever way to get polished UI out of Claude Code: pair it with Google Stitch, Google’s AI design tool.

So, what is Google Stitch?

In a universe full of shiny new AI tools, Stitch feels under the radar, but it’s worth paying attention to. It’s a simple, dedicated UI design tool powered by AI that generates page designs on a canvas, converts them into code and can even export to Figma in experimental mode. It’s free to try (with a 350 generations/month limit) and is especially handy for prototyping UI that you can drop directly into Claude Code or Cursor.

The biggest challenge isn’t actually building a product but going from rough product ideas to usable frontend designs. It usually takes hours of manual work. Adam’s workflow cuts that down to minutes.

How it works:

1. Draft the design brief in Claude. Instead of writing prompts from scratch, Adam had Claude generate a Stitch-ready spec using everything it knew about his app.

2. Feed that prompt into Stitch. Stitch outputs multiple frontend screens in one operation, complete with screenshots and code.

3. Drop results back into Claude. By placing Stitch’s design files into his Claude project directory, he could immediately prompt Claude to integrate them as the app’s UI.

This method shows how you can go from concept to working frontend with linked pages not just mockups. This gives a strong UI foundation to build on without stalling the project in design loops.

If you’re working on an app, try this: have Claude generate your Stitch prompt, let Stitch render a design pack, then hand it back to Claude for implementation.

You’ll be surprised how quickly a real interface comes together.

Check how Adam is stitching up the UI here. 

3. Launch websites faster with Claude Code + Cursor

Shaun Gambardella shows how pairing Claude Code with Cursor can replace tools like Lovable and get you from idea to working site in a fraction of the time

Agencies and freelancers often waste hours translating requirements into code. You juggle PRDs, repos, images and design tweaks while trying to keep clients updated. Manual setup and Git workflows slow things down.

This method combines Claude Code + Cursor into a structured, checkpoint-driven system:

a. Draft a PRD with Claude

• Start with a sample PRD template.

• Feed Claude the company’s requirements, logo, “About Us” content, and scraped assets (e.g., from Instagram).

• Claude produces a detailed PRD, which you trim down into an actionable scope.

b. Set Up a Smart Coding Environment

• Create a blank repo with a claude.md file that tells Claude how to interpret requirements and generate code.

• Define rules: review the PRD, plan first, write code only after sign-off.

• Claude automatically generates a phased project plan before touching code.

c. Run the Project in Phases

• Approve Phase 1 → Claude scaffolds the repo.

• Push directly to GitHub by pasting the repo URL (no git commands needed).

• Move phase by phase, with checkpoints marked after each step.

• You can pause anytime, return later, and Claude remembers where to pick up.

d. Feed Assets at Scale

• Dump client images (tens or hundreds) into the public folder.

• Claude integrates them across the design automatically without you manually placing each asset.

This method helps you with:

• A working, client-ready site in hours instead of weeks.

• SEO strategy, content structure, and technical stack included from the PRD stage.

• Built-in checkpoints for full transparency and easy hand-offs.

• Eliminates Lovable subscription cost—Claude + Cursor cover the whole workflow

Watch Shaun’s walkthrough of the Claude + Cursor workflow

4. Automate vibe coding with custom slash commands

Common mistake we make while vibe coding is wasting time retyping the same prompts or copying boilerplate tasks into Claude. Drew’s solution: custom slash commands that turn common workflows into one-liners.

Every project involves repeated tasks, code reviews, security checks, generating diagrams, or drafting features. Typing these prompts manually every time is error-prone and inconsistent.

Here’s how to extend Claude Code with a .cloud/commands folder where you define reusable slash commands. Each command can take arguments (like a file path) and execute consistent actions:

1. Create a base command

   • Add a markdown file like createcommand.md.

   • Define how arguments should be passed and what the command should do.

   • Restart Claude Code to load it.

2. Build workflow-specific commands

   • Example: /code review → scan a file for DRY violations and security issues.

   • Example: /diagram → generate a Mermaid diagram of your code.

   • Example: /explain code → produce human-readable explanations of complex files.

3. Run them as part of your dev loop

   • Call /code review src/components/Hero.tsx instead of drafting a fresh prompt.

   • Results come back in a consistent format every time.

Outcome?

• Repeatable, reliable prompts tailored to your project.

• Faster reviews, feature implementation, and documentation.

• No more context drift. Same action always yields the same structured output.

 See Drew’s walkthrough + grab his prompt set

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