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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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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Good AI prompts for business are not clever. They are clear. The owner who gets real time back from AI is not the one with a folder of a thousand saved prompts — it is the one with a short list of prompts that handle the repetitive work clogging up every week. You know the […]
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