Teach your AI anything.

Chat with your ad-platform and analytics data, then get 3 to 5 ranked, specific optimization moves with the assumption behind each one

Runs a guided discovery for agencies and service businesses, maps where work leaks across Gmail, Slack, Monday.com, meetings, and docs, then ranks the automations worth building and hands back a blueprint.

Browser automation for AI agents through a fast native Rust CLI: navigate pages, fill forms, click, take screenshots, extract data, and test web apps via accessibility-tree snapshots

Runs systematic buy-side due diligence on a private company acquisition: normalizes earnings, stress-tests the seller's narrative, cross-references documents, and quantifies red flags into valuation adjustments.

Scans your Gmail for recurring charges, maps your active subscriptions, and cancels the ones you don't want

A Claude Skills toolkit for time-constrained individual investors: structured market review, risk management, trade planning, journaling, and continuous improvement across a core-plus-satellite workflow.

Reviews code for bugs, security issues, performance problems, and style — with specific, actionable feedback

Researches competitors in real-time — positioning, pricing, recent moves, strengths, and gaps

Plans a content calendar for any channel — posts, topics, formats, and publishing cadence for weeks or months ahead

Drafts a Product Requirements Document using an 8-section template — summary, contacts, background, objective, market, value props, solution, and release plan

Builds a Mom Test-style customer interview script with JTBD probing questions — warm-up, core exploration, wrap-up, plus a note-taking template

Splits work into independent tasks and farms them out to parallel agents when there's no shared state or sequential dependency between them

Generates polished, structured documents from a brief — reports, proposals, memos, and more

Drafts professional emails from a quick brief — the right tone, length, and structure every time

Encodes Emil Kowalski's design engineering philosophy: UI polish, animation decisions, easing curves, springs, gestures, and the invisible details that make interfaces feel right

Pulls transactions from connected accounts, categorizes spending, and produces a clear monthly expense breakdown

Analyzes transaction data from any source to produce a categorized 30-day spending breakdown and 3 specific things to look into based on 60-day trends

Once the work is done and tests pass, walks through the structured options for integrating a branch — merge, PR, or cleanup — instead of guessing

Builds distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces that avoid generic AI-slop aesthetics — bold typography, cohesive color, motion, and unexpected layouts executed with intent

Reads a GitHub pull request and generates a clear summary of what changed, why, and what reviewers should focus on

Makes Claude write like a real person: plain, direct, no fluff. No banned AI phrases, no marketing language, no performative enthusiasm.

Searches and summarizes your local macOS iMessage history — read-only, on-device. Mac only (not iOS, Windows, or Android).

Turns Claude into a teacher that quizzes you until you actually understand the work it did, instead of rubber-stamping a diff you never read

Reads your weekly AI Visibility report from Amplitude or PostHog, finds the prompts where competitors win and your brand is absent, and hands back 3 to 5 specific posts to close the gaps

Assembles an outreach list of local businesses from an industry + region pair for SDRs. Returns a CSV with name, category, address, phone, website, rating, and review count, plus a markdown summary. Listing data only, no decision-maker names. Google Places API (New) is the preferred path; a Playwright scrape exists as an opt-in fallback because scraping Google Maps is against Google's Terms of Service.

Design engineering principles for polished UI: concentric border radius, optical alignment, shadows over borders, interruptible and staggered animations, font smoothing, and tabular numerals

Turns raw meeting notes or transcripts into clean summaries with decisions, action items, and owners

Finds the best meeting time across calendars, drafts the invite, and sends it — all in one flow

Composes a complete newsletter issue from a brief — opening hook, main content, and sign-off in your voice

Anti-AI quality gate that strips the visual, structural, and metadata tells from every PowerPoint, Word, and Excel file Claude generates

Runs a pre-mortem on a PRD or launch plan — sorts risks into Tigers, Paper Tigers, and Elephants, then classifies each as launch-blocking, fast-follow, or track

Reference guide to 9 prioritization frameworks — RICE, ICE, Opportunity Score, Kano, MoSCoW, Weighted Decision Matrix, and more — with formulas and when-to-use guidance

Processes code-review feedback with technical rigor — verify each point before implementing, push back on what's wrong, no performative agreement

Synthesizes a topic into a structured research brief — background, key players, open questions, and recommended reading

Walks you through filing for unemployment in your US state — agency info, application steps, required documents, weekly certification rules, and the pitfalls that get claims denied

Breaks a feature into INVEST user stories with the 3 C's — Card, Conversation, Confirmation — and clear acceptance criteria for each

Sets up an isolated workspace for feature work via git worktrees (or native equivalents) so new work never collides with your current checkout

Bars you from claiming work is done, fixed, or passing until you've run the check and confirmed the output — evidence before assertions, always

Connects to your Grasshopper Bank account via its MCP server, pulls transactions, and runs the Financial Pulse — categorized spending and 3 things to look into

Connects to your Mercury Bank account via its official hosted MCP server, pulls transactions, and runs the Financial Pulse — categorized spending, burn rate, and 3 things to look into

Connects to your Ramp corporate card account via its official MCP server, pulls card transactions and expense data, and runs the Financial Pulse — spending by department, cardholder anomalies, and 3 things to look into

Pulls non-indexed URLs from Google Search Console, diagnoses each one, applies metadata fixes to Ghost posts, and submits re-indexing requests — fully autonomous