Full honesty up front, because this repo demands it. rederive was created on October 19, 2026. When I found it, it had 24 stars; it was already at 71 stars a day later, as of October 2026 — which still makes it a tiny, days-old, single-author project that is essentially untested by the crowd. I’m […]
Explore More Every AI model. One window. Yours. If you pay for multiple AI models, you know the tab chaos: one tab for this model, another tab for that one, a third for the open-source experiment — three logins, three histories, three subscriptions to the window before you’ve paid for a single token of actual work. LibreChat […]
Explore More Claude audits your ads now. claude-ads, by AgriciDaniel, is a Claude-first paid-media skill for Claude Code. It audits 12 ad platforms — Google, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, and eight more — and rolls everything it finds into one weighted Ads Health Score. It had 10,310 stars as of October 2026, it’s MIT licensed, and it’s free. […]
Explore More Your AI doesn’t need more templates. It needs a design LANGUAGE. That’s the pitch behind Impeccable, and it’s built by somebody whose name carries weight in web tooling: Paul Bakaus, the creator of jQuery UI, with years on Google’s web tooling after that. Impeccable is one skill that makes your AI harness itself better at […]
Explore More Here’s the cheapest design upgrade your agent will ever get, and it fits in a single text file. awesome-design-md, by VoltAgent, collects DESIGN.md files — design systems analyzed from popular brands and written down in plain text so your AI can read them. At 122,869 stars as of October 2026, it was the biggest repo […]
Explore More You know the look. Same gradients. Same cards. Same three-column layout with the little icon on top. Every AI-built site on the internet is starting to look like it came off the same assembly line — because it did. That’s not a model problem. The model is fine. It’s a taste problem: your agent has […]
Explore More Most Claude Code add-ons come from hobby projects and weekend experiments. This one doesn’t. Trail of Bits is a real security firm — the kind companies hire to break into their own software before somebody else does. And they’ve published a marketplace of Claude Code security skills that anyone can install: code auditing, static analysis, […]
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Your team is already using AI. Someone is drafting emails with it, summarizing meetings with it, pasting customer questions into it, and testing tools you have never heard of. That is not a discipline problem. It is a visibility problem. An AI governance policy template does not exist to slow anyone down or bury a […]
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When work piles up, the instinct is to hire. More hands, more hours, problem solved. Sometimes that’s right. But a lot of the time, the pile isn’t a people problem. It’s the same repetitive tasks eating the same hours every week — tasks a simple system could handle while you do the work that actually […]
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Nobody owes you their attention. Not on a feed, not in a search result, not anywhere. The first line of your post is a job interview that lasts about two seconds. Win it, and people keep reading. Lose it, and the rest of your work — the good advice, the careful structure, the offer at […]
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