Posts tagged "Claude"

From a top-10 plugins roundup, the three that actually earned a spot in my setup: Impeccable for design, notebooklm-py for research, and Higgsfield CLI for media generation.

Matt Pocock's skills repo grew from eleven guardrail files into a full engineering process: a native Claude Code plugin, a planning layer that lives on your issue tracker, and a public folder of deprecated ideas.

My Cursor renewal forced an audit of every AI subscription I pay for. The math that settled it has nothing to do with price per token.

Already built your custom website with Claude? Here is how to use Claude Design to give it a stunning, professional makeover without writing any CSS.

How to configure custom /build and /work skills in Claude and Cursor to streamline cross-platform development.

AI coding agents accelerate codebase entropy. Matt Pocock's open-source Claude Code skills add the discipline your AI agent needs to write real software.

You have messages from people and businesses you want to save. Instead of managing your contacts manually, use Claude's macOS connectors to do it for you.

Google Stitch just introduced DESIGN.md as a machine-readable, portable design system manifesto. Token-level rules in the repo give agents something concrete to follow instead of vague adjectives.

Anthropic accidentally opened up their $2.5 billion AI tool. Here is why you should care, what we found out, and how you can run it with any model you want.

A complete step by step guide to building and deploying your own website from scratch using AI. No coding experience required.

A practical guide to setting up Claude Cowork, enabling core connectors, and automating routine administrative tasks.

Use Claude Cowork to identify which subscriptions have no cancellation penalty and cancel them automatically. The only cost is about a minute when you want to resubscribe.

Most agentic AI coverage assumes you write code. Claude Cowork is different. It runs real routines on your computer while you sleep and helps you stay on top of things you would otherwise miss.