Room 02 · $12 a month or $80 a year
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Every skill and guide from the letters. I tested each one on my own work before it came here.
Room 02 · $12 a month or $80 a year
Every skill and guide from the letters. I tested each one on my own work before it came here.
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The one message that fills the Obsidian CEO's free vault template with your own files, the messages for asking it in a Project or as a folder, and a 10-question exam for your own notes.
The seven words that make Claude point out what looks wrong in a money file, the model picker for Fable 5.2 and Opus 5.5, and the card file with its answer key.
Which Claude effort level to use for which job, from 30 test chats, the two-chat test, and a 574-row card file with its answer key.
10 free videos picked for your job, three messages for when to use which, six ready lists and Karpathy's list as a spreadsheet.
The one sentence that writes Claude's notes about your work, the monthly check, and a 10-minute exam of what your Claude really knows.
Finds your leaks and answers "can I afford this?" from a bank file, with no bank link, with a one-file page that takes your numbers out on your own computer.
Turn one product photo into a looping GIF ad in ChatGPT, then join your GIFs into a tall video with your own words on the last card.
Take client names and figures out of a work email before Claude sees it, and put them back after. All on your own computer.
Eight of the most-shared Claude skills against one sentence. The sentence tied or won seven times. Grill Me is the one worth installing.
Edit your own writing with Claude without it changing what you said. Keeps a record of who wrote what.
Audits your business from your own files, like a £620-a-day consultant.
Finds an Upwork job you can do, writes your proposal, does the work.
Every part of Kimi I could open on the Plus plan, about thirty real jobs in one day, with what each one cost.
Every part of Claude in eight levels, each tested on the same afternoon, with the exact message for each step.
Every rule from the letter in one file. Install it once.
In a normal Claude chat, with no editing app: a transcript, YouTube chapters, a trimmed file, vertical clips with big captions, a highlight video, a clean-up of every "uh", and your own phone video turned into a Reel with your best line first.
One message to Claude builds you a speaking tutor: she calls you, talks at your level, remembers you between calls, plays roleplay scenes, and shows your mistakes after you hang up.
Claude opens as a side panel inside the Google file you already have open. It reads the file and changes it in place.
The lessons are already free on YouTube. What a video cannot do is notice you did not understand, stop, and ask you a question. This makes one that does.
No face. No voice. No editing software. One prompt in Claude Code builds the whole video and renders it.
Look up your own job on a free page. Pick one task people already bring to AI. Paste it into one prompt and answer its questions.
Pick an app you already pay for and barely open. Fill in five lines. Send one prompt, then one more line.
This skill interviews you about work you already do, then hands you one small experiment you can try today.
Name a tool and one real task. It walks you through the tool one step at a time, on your own work, and helps you judge what comes back.
One page, in one folder. You write it once, in your own words, and stop typing the same three paragraphs every time.
My first Claude skill, built from three empty boxes. It turns a reader email into a two-line summary, the real question, and a reply that sounds like me.
A skill is a small text file. You write it once. It says who you are, what the job is, and what good looks like.
Questions a plan one decision at a time until the weak spots are clear.
Turns rough notes into clear updates, reports, FAQs, and team messages.
Finds stiff AI writing and rewrites it in a voice that sounds like you.
Creates, edits, and checks PowerPoint presentations.
Writes clear emails, meeting notes, and messages for colleagues, managers, and clients.
Builds a small test you can click through before you spend time on the full idea.
Researches a question from original sources and keeps the findings in one cited note.
Builds short lessons, practice, and progress notes around one thing you want to learn.