What is in the two packs

Two packs of Claude Code skills, sent with the welcome email. Plain Markdown files, yours to read and change.

Agent Skills for People Who Ship

For developers who already run coding agents.

These came out of running this directory: a production database, a live newsletter and an outreach pipeline that emails real people. Every one exists because something went wrong first, and each says what that was.

  • verify-gate
  • safe-db-change
  • send-safely
  • page-check
  • claim-check
  • pricing-read
  • repo-onboard

Content Skills That Do Not Sound Like AI

For the writing jobs that repeat every week.

Most content skills are a prompt in a folder that returns something competent and forgettable. These enforce a sequence instead: gather before drafting, draft before polishing, and refuse to invent a fact at any stage.

  • voice-profile
  • article-draft
  • social-batch
  • list-email
  • video-script
  • repurpose
  • headline-work

What actually lands in your inbox

One email every two weeks.

Not daily, and not every time something launches. It should take about two minutes to read.

The new tools that actually stood out.

Most new tools are the same product with a different logo. Those do not make the email. You get the few doing something genuinely different.

Reviewed, not just listed.

What each tool is bad at and who should not buy it, alongside what it does well. Beta status, odd pricing and platform limits are all stated.

Prices from the vendor's own page.

Never copied from another directory, which is how one wrong number ends up everywhere. Corrections go in the next issue.

Affiliate links are marked.

Some tools pay a commission. That never decides what gets included, and never changes what gets said about it.

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