Put Claude to work on the boring parts of your job.
Plain-language guides, free starter kits and ready-made skills for people who would rather spend their time on the interesting work. Everything here is built and used by a working product designer.
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- 10+ yearsdesigning digital products
- Used firstevery kit runs on real work before it is shared
- No codeif you can edit a text file, you can follow along
Learn it, try it, keep it
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Free
Read how it works
Plain write-ups of agents and workflows: what they do, how they are set up and where they still fall short.
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Free
Try the starter kit
A small, working version you can set up in an afternoon and test on your own work before deciding anything.
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Paid
Keep the full kit
The complete version, with more templates, step-by-step setup guides and updates when things change.
Your first Claude skill, working in an afternoon
The kit I wish I had when I started: short, practical and focused on getting one useful thing running.
- A first-skill guide. From an empty file to something that runs.
- Ready-to-edit templates. Start from a working example, not a blank page.
- A testing checklist. Check an agent before you trust it with real work.
Honest about who it helps
This is for you if
- You do repetitive work on a computer and want some of it back.
- You like clear steps more than technical jargon.
- You want something that works on real tasks, not a demo.
This is not for you if
- You want a magic button that needs no setup or judgment.
- You are looking for a no-effort way to get rich with AI.
- You need a custom system built for you. These are kits, not consulting.
Latest writing
Hi, I'm Farzam
I design digital products for a living, and I have done it for more than ten years. I started out writing front-end code and never fully stopped building things myself.
These days that means AI. When a task keeps eating my time, I try to hand it to an agent. Plenty of those attempts fail. The ones that work end up here, with the setup written down in plain language.
- Small first. One task, one agent. Make it bigger only if it works.
- Honest about limits. Every tool here gets something wrong. I will tell you what.
- Plain language. If I cannot explain it simply, I do not understand it yet.
Before you start
What is a Claude skill?
A skill is a set of instructions in a file. It tells Claude how to do one kind of task: what to look for, what rules to follow and what the result should look like. You write it once and Claude follows it every time.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Setting up a kit means copying files into the right place, and the guide shows each step. If you can edit a text file, you can follow along.
Which Claude plan do I need?
Each kit lists what it needs on its own page, so you can check before you start. The free starter kit is written to work with a standard Claude account.
How are the kits made?
I build and use each one on my own work first, and only package it when it holds up. Every kit also lists what it still gets wrong.
Can I try before I buy?
Yes. Start with the free kit. If it saves you time, the full version goes further.
Something does not work. What now?
Message me on Instagram or LinkedIn with what you tried. I read everything.
Try it before you pay for anything
Every kit starts with a free version. If it saves you time, the full version has the rest.