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I pointed an AI coding agent at a plan and said 'build this project'. Out came a complete multiplayer browser game you can play right now. Here is what a single prompt can really do, and the one thing that makes it work.
Read more →We built a Claude Code skill that audits any site with Google Lighthouse and produces a fix plan with one hard rule: it must never change how the project renders. The pattern of treating your architecture as a machine-checkable invariant is the bit you can steal.
Read more →We extracted 1,451 of our own prompts from Claude Code's session logs and counted what we kept retyping. The repeats became three new skills and a pile of instructions the agent now reads automatically.
Read more →We took a one-off security-audit prompt, tightened it, and turned it into a global Claude Code skill you can run in any project with /security-audit. Copy the code — or the prompt to generate it yourself.
Read more →The best material for a developer blog is already in your terminal — but letting an AI write it up means guaranteeing it can't publish on its own. Here's the draft-only pattern we landed on.
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