Skills · 9 drop-in · 16 curated repos
Each skill is a single SKILL.md file you drop into ~/.claude/skills/ (or paste into Claude.ai as custom instructions). Below the skills: a curated shortlist of external repos that pair powerfully with Claude — vetted and explained.
Browse everything below. Skill downloads + install guides unlock with $29/mo founding membership. External repos (right) are public — bookmark away.
Each file is a real Claude Code SKILL.md with frontmatter — Claude auto-invokes it when you describe a matching task. New skills land monthly.
Turns a transcript or scribbled notes into a four-section recap: headline, decisions, action items, open questions.
When to use: Triggered when the user pastes meeting notes, asks for a recap, or says 'summarize this meeting.'
Turns a Friday brain-dump into an exec-ready status update: headline + Shipped / In Progress / Blockers.
When to use: Triggered when the user dumps the week's activity and asks for a status update or weekly report.
Given a prospect's company + role, produces a pre-call research checklist + 8 questions sorted by call stage.
When to use: Triggered when the user is about to talk to a prospect and needs prep — research, questions, red flags.
Turns a customer message + account context into a polished, on-brand response that resolves without escalating.
When to use: Triggered when the user pastes a customer email/ticket and asks to draft a reply.
Pastes an email body, returns 5 subject-line variations rated by hook, clarity, and spam risk.
When to use: Triggered when the user has a finished email and wants subject-line options.
Designs Supabase schemas and Row-Level Security policies so no user can read or write data that isn't theirs — secure on the first migration.
When to use: Triggered when designing a database, adding a table, or writing/reviewing RLS policies in a Supabase app.
Scaffolds a Next.js + Supabase app with secure defaults — env separation, the correct three-client split, and RLS-on-by-default for every table.
When to use: Triggered when starting a new Next.js + Supabase project or adding its foundational structure.
Wires passwordless email sign-in into a Next.js + Supabase App Router app with the correct server/client split so sessions persist.
When to use: Triggered when adding sign-in / sign-out / protected routes to a Next.js + Supabase app.
An adversarial pre-deploy sweep: leaked secrets, public-by-accident vars, missing auth checks, and tables with weak or no RLS. Reports, never silently fixes.
When to use: Triggered before a deploy, before committing anything touching money or user data, or when the user asks 'is this safe to ship?'
Not an awesome-list. A short, opinionated shortlist of GitHub projects that pair naturally with Claude — each with a specific reason to look at it. Public, free to clone.
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Here’s what most courses won’t tell you: you rarely need a tool. A dozen lines of Python can merge PDFs, scrape a page, call an API, or rename a thousand files — and Claude writes that Python for you in seconds. Code is the universal tool, and you now have someone fluent in it sitting next to you.
So the repos below are accelerants, not requirements. Reach for one when the polished, maintained version genuinely saves you time — especially anything you’d self-host and run for your whole team. Otherwise, describe what you want to Claude and build the small thing yourself, shaped to your exact need. Want PDFs merged? That’s pypdf and ten lines. A website turned into a spreadsheet? requests + a parser. The world is genuinely your oyster.
Even these repos are reference material. Stuck on how to do something well? Point Claude at one of these projects and say “show me how they handle X” — then build your own version that does just what you need.
Self-hosting: Several below run on hardware you already own — a $5/mo VPS, a spare laptop, or a Mac Mini on your desk. Self-hosting means your data never leaves your control and you stop paying per-seat SaaS fees forever.
Programmatic video creation — write React, get rendered MP4s. Marketing videos, explainers, ads, all in code.
How to use it with Claude: Use Claude to write the script + scene compositions; Remotion renders the actual video. Saves hundreds in editor time per asset.
Anthropic's official collection of code examples for using Claude — prompt patterns, tool use, retrieval, finetuning.
How to use it with Claude: Reference for any time you're building with the Claude API directly. Most patterns are cleaner than the third-party tutorials you'll find elsewhere.
Anthropic's official CLI for using Claude in your terminal — drives most of the workflows we teach.
How to use it with Claude: The skill files in our Drop-in Skills section above install into Claude Code. If you haven't used it yet, this is where to start.
Component library you copy-paste into your project. Pair with Claude Code to spin up polished UIs in minutes.
How to use it with Claude: Tell Claude what page you want; it scaffolds with shadcn components. The Weeknight site itself uses these patterns.
Vercel's TypeScript SDK for streaming AI responses, tool use, and multi-provider model routing.
How to use it with Claude: Building your own product on top of Claude (or other models)? This is the path of least resistance for full-stack TypeScript apps.
Lets Claude (or any LLM) drive a real browser — fill forms, scrape data, take actions on websites that have no API.
How to use it with Claude: For workflows that require interacting with sites that don't have APIs (legacy admin panels, vendor portals, internal tools). For simpler jobs, Claude can write a plain Playwright script instead.
Anthropic's structured courses on prompt engineering, tool use, RAG, and agent building. Free.
How to use it with Claude: If you want the formal academic version of what Weeknight teaches in plain English, this is the path. We pull from these.
Postgres + auth + storage + realtime, with a generous free tier — or self-host the whole thing. The backend for most Claude-built apps.
How to use it with Claude: Claude Code can scaffold a Supabase-backed app in one prompt. Used by the Weeknight site you're on right now. The Workshop's Database & Auth module teaches it securely (with RLS).
Self-host: Use the hosted free tier, or run the full open-source stack via Docker on a VPS, a spare PC, or a Mac Mini.
An open-source AI trading agent — 'your one-person Wall Street.' Runs through the Claude Code CLI, unifies your brokers, and uses a Trading-as-Git workflow with a pre-trade safety pipeline.
How to use it with Claude: It's Claude-native — the workspace agent IS Claude Code. Our OpenAlice trading section teaches the literacy and method to run it responsibly. Experimental software; never trade money you can't lose.
Open-source visual builder for AI agents and workflows — drag, drop, and wire up multi-agent flows, then ship them as an API. MIT-licensed; runs locally or in Docker.
How to use it with Claude: Prototype an agent visually, then have Claude Code turn the flow into clean code you own — or just run it as-is, since every node is editable Python.
Self-host: Runs locally, in Docker, or on any server. There's also a desktop app.
A polished, self-hosted ChatGPT-style interface for any model — local ones via Ollama, or any OpenAI-compatible API. Built-in RAG over your own docs, voice, web search. Runs fully offline.
How to use it with Claude: Give your whole team one private AI workspace that never sends data to a third party. Run local models for near-zero per-message cost, or point it at the Claude API when you want the big brain.
Self-host: Docker / Kubernetes / pip — on a server, a spare PC, or a Mac Mini.
50+ PDF tools in one self-hosted web app — merge, split, OCR, redact, convert, compress, sign — plus no-code automation pipelines and a REST API. 'Edit PDFs on any device, anywhere.'
How to use it with Claude: Self-host it for private, no-upload PDF work — OR skip the repo entirely and have Claude write the ten lines of Python (pypdf) that do the one operation you actually need. Use Stirling as a reference for how it's done.
Self-host: One Docker command, or a desktop app — runs entirely on your machine.
An open-source, self-hostable Heroku / Vercel / Netlify alternative — deploy apps, databases, and 280+ one-click services onto your own server over SSH. Apache-2.0, no vendor lock-in.
How to use it with Claude: When you outgrow free hosting tiers (or want to stop paying per-seat), Coolify runs everything on a cheap box you control. Have Claude Code prep the app; Coolify deploys it.
Self-host: Your own VPS or bare metal — even a Raspberry Pi or a Mac Mini.
Open-source AI software-engineering agents (formerly OpenDevin) that read issues, write code, run commands, and browse — via a Python SDK, a CLI, or a local web GUI. MIT core.
How to use it with Claude: A more autonomous, do-the-whole-task cousin to Claude Code — and it runs on Claude. Point it at a repo and a ticket and let it work; reach for Claude Code when you want a tighter, hands-on loop.
Self-host: Local machine, your own server, or a cloud box.
Open-source, no-code web data extraction — point and click (or describe in plain English) to turn any website into a structured API, spreadsheet, or scheduled feed. AGPL-3.0, self-hostable.
How to use it with Claude: Build a 'robot' for a site that has no API, then let Claude analyze or act on the structured output. For simple jobs, Claude can write a small Playwright script instead — Maxun shines when you want it no-code and scheduled.
Self-host: Docker or local install — runs on your own box.
A 'harness-native operator system for agentic work' by Affaan Mustafa — a Claude Code plugin packing 60+ specialist subagents, hundreds of skills, hooks, and rules. MIT. (We've trialed it on our own builds.)
How to use it with Claude: Supercharge Claude Code itself: one plugin install drops in dozens of expert subagents (security review, planning, build-fixing) and skills. The power-user upgrade once you've done our Claude Code Mastery module.
Self-host: Installs into your own Claude Code (~/.claude, or per-project).
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