Build production apps, write PRDs with AI, and go from idea to deployed product using Claude Code. No coding background required.
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Build production apps, write PRDs with AI, and go from idea to deployed product using Claude Code. No coding background required.
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Claude Code in Practice
A hands-on course for product managers who want to ship real things — without waiting on engineering.
Build production apps, write PRDs with AI, and go from idea to deployed product using Claude Code. No coding background required.
Taught by Hamza Farooq — Founder at Traversaal.ai · UCLA Anderson · ex-Google
⭐ #1 Highest Rated Claude Course on Maven
Three ways to learn:
| What you get | |
|---|---|
| 🆓 Free self-paced course — Traversaal Academy | 15 chapters, video walkthroughs, all exercises. Go at your own pace. |
| 🎓 Live cohort — Maven | Weekly sessions, live Q&A with Hamza, cohort community. |
| 📖 Free book — Claude Code: A Practitioner’s Approach | Real examples. Practical workflows. Better software. By Hamza Farooq, Amina Javaid & Ali Shafique. |
✨ Featured Project — Royal Pop
A premium scroll-driven product landing page built from a single 15-second video. Drop in a product video, brief Claude with the video-to-website skill, and Claude scaffolds the whole site: frame-by-frame canvas playback bound to scroll, GSAP timelines per section, Lenis smooth scroll, persistent CTA. Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS, no bundler.
→ Open the example · README walkthrough · video-to-website skill · 20-sec demo (mp4) · Live site
Built live for the Audemars Piguet × Swatch Royal Pop launch. The full README walks through how to do the same thing with your own product video, including the exact prompt for generating a luxury product turnaround video and the seven readability fixes that always come up.
🚀 Get Started
Three steps to your first session:
# 1. Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/hamzafarooq/claude-code-starter.git
cd claude-code-starter
# 2. Launch Claude Code
claude
# 3. Explore skills, agents, and demos
# → See README.md for what's available
First time? Follow the full Installation guide below — takes about 10 minutes.
📦 What’s in This Repo
All course code, templates, skills, and commands live here. Come back here whenever you need files from class.
| What | Where |
|---|---|
| Skills | .claude/skills//SKILL.md |
| Slash commands | .claude/commands/.md |
| Sub-agents | .claude/agents/.md |
| Demo apps | demos// |
| Community resources | docs/resources.md |
📝 Course Assignments
If you’re following the live cohort or self-paced course, these are the hands-on assignments for each module.
Module 1 — From Idea to Shipped Product
| Assignment | What you’ll do |
|---|---|
| 1a: Set up your CLAUDE.md | Write your project context file — tells Claude who you are, what you’re building, and how to work with you |
| 1b: Install your skills | Test /prd-generator and /user-story-writer on a real feature idea; read the SKILL.md to understand how it works |
| 1c (Bonus): Idea → PRD → MVP | Take a real product idea through the full workflow: generate a PRD, write user stories, build the MVP with Claude Code |
Skills used: /prd-generator, /user-story-writer
Module 2 — How the Web Works
| Assignment | What you’ll do |
|---|---|
| 2a: Build your first custom skill | Write the /explain-me-a-repo skill from scratch — a skill that reads a GitHub URL and returns a full repo briefing |
| 2b: Set up Brave MCP | Install and register Brave MCP so Claude can browse live pages; verify with a real repo URL |
2c: Use /explain-me-a-repo on a real repo |
Run the skill on a repo Claude has never seen; compare the output with and without MCP |
Skills used: /explain-me-a-repo, /youtube-deepdive, /youtube-researcher
Module 3 — Sub-Agents: Your Team of Specialists
| Assignment | What you’ll do |
|---|---|
| 3a: Build your research-agent | Create a research-agent sub-agent that searches the web and returns structured findings with sources |
| 3b: Build your prd-reviewer | Create a prd-reviewer that reads any PRD and returns exactly 3 risks, 3 edge cases, 1 scope creep flag |
| 3c: Build a sub-agent pipeline | Chain research → PRD → review in one prompt: competitor research to reviewed spec in 3–5 minutes |
| 3d: Add your code-reviewer | Create a read-only code-reviewer sub-agent to audit code before committing or sharing with engineering |
| 3e: Add remaining agents (optional) | Add data-analyst and copy-writer to your agent team |
| 3f (Bonus): Design your agent team blueprint | Map out your ideal agent team for your actual job — what agents would save you the most time? |
Agents used: research-agent, prd-reviewer, code-reviewer, data-analyst, copy-writer
Module 4 — Evals, Deploy & Production
| Assignment | What you’ll do |
|---|---|
| 4a: Write evals for your Skill | Score your skill against ground truth using /skill-evaluator — know it works before you ship it |
| 4b: Deploy to Vercel | Get your product to a live URL using vercel --prod — see the Deploy to Vercel section |
| 4c: Skills in Production | Convert your Claude Code skill pipeline into a FastAPI app that runs on a server |
Skills used: /skill-evaluator, /deploy-checklist
🛠️ Projects
Real apps built live in class using Claude Code — no engineering team. Fork them, break them, learn from them.
| Project | What it does | Where |
|---|---|---|
| royal-pop-website | Scroll-driven product landing page built from a 15-second video — GSAP timelines, Lenis smooth scroll, frame-by-frame canvas playback | In repo |
| skill-sub-multi-agent | Interactive 4-level visualization showing how skills, sub-agents, and multi-agent pipelines work — Next.js | In repo |
| meetingmemo | Converts raw meeting notes into a structured standup update — Next.js + Anthropic API | In repo |
| meeting-notes-summarizer | Summarizes meeting notes into action items — Node.js + Express | In repo |
| competitor-research-agent | End-to-end competitor research using sub-agents (pricing-fetcher + review-miner) | In repo |
| research-agent | Claude Code agent for deep competitive landscape research with MCP | In repo |
| research-frontend | Chat UI teaching LLM modes: tools, memory, RAG, and long-term storage | In repo |
| full-stack-demo | Interactive visual explainer — how frontend, backend, and AI backend talk to each other | In repo |
| prd-generator | Single-page PRD generator app | In repo |
| word-humanizer | Word add-in that rewrites AI-generated paragraphs to sound human | GitHub |
| seo-writer | AI agent that researches a topic and produces a finished SEO article in Markdown, HTML, and DOCX | GitHub |
| linkedin-growth | Audits your LinkedIn profile and produces a 90-day content plan | GitHub |
| sprint-zero | Give it a URL and 3 questions — ships a full spec + working app using parallel sub-agents in 10–20 min | GitHub |
More projects get added as the course runs.
🧩 Skills Library
Skills are triggered with a /command. Install them once; Claude runs them on demand. All skills live in .claude/skills//SKILL.md. Most skills have a matching slash command file in .claude/commands/.md so you can invoke them as / directly from Claude Code.
.claude/
├── skills//SKILL.md ← the full instruction set
└── commands/.md ← thin wrapper that triggers the skill via /
To install a skill in your own project, copy the skills// folder and, if present, the matching commands/.md file into your project’s .claude/ directory. Note: a few entries appear only in one location — explain-me-a-repo is a command with no skill folder (it runs inline), and claude-code-deck is a skill folder with no command wrapper.
51 skills across 8 categories. Click any skill name to open its SKILL.md file.
🔍 Research
| Skill | Command | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Competitor Research | /competitor-research |
Researches 3–5 competitors: positioning, pricing, differentiators, and gap analysis |
| Market Sizing | /market-sizing |
Estimates TAM/SAM/SOM from a product description using a bottom-up approach |
| Customer Persona | /customer-persona |
Builds a deep ICP: jobs-to-be-done, pain points, objections, buying triggers |
| Meeting Analyzer | /meeting-analyzer |
Extracts action items, decisions, risks, and open questions from meeting notes |
| Trend Spotter | /trend-spotter |
Scans a market for strong signals, weak signals, and noise — with evidence |
| YouTube Deep Dive | /youtube-deepdive |
Visits YouTube URLs with Brave MCP — returns timestamps, key moments, top comments |
| YouTube Researcher | /youtube-researcher |
Searches YouTube on any topic, returns ranked videos with a top-pick recommendation |
| Explain Me a Repo | /explain-me-a-repo |
Visits a GitHub URL with Brave MCP — returns what it does, how it’s built, key files |
✍️ Content Writing
| Skill | Command | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Voice DNA | /voice-dna |
Analyzes your writing samples and extracts your voice fingerprint — tone, patterns, taboo words |
| Newsletter Ideator | /newsletter-ideator |
Generates 7 unique angles for a newsletter issue using SCAMPER and contrarian frameworks |
| LinkedIn Post | /linkedin-post |
Writes 2 versions of a LinkedIn post — story-led and insight-led — with hook and CTA |
| Email Writer | /email-writer |
Writes launch, follow-up, re-engagement, or cold outreach emails with 3 subject line options |
| Content Repurposer | /content-repurposer |
Turns one long-form piece into 5 formats: tweet thread, LinkedIn, newsletter blurb, Substack Note, TL;DR |
| SEO Optimizer | /seo-optimizer |
Analyzes a draft for keyword gaps, rewrites title/meta/H2s for search without killing the voice |
📋 Product Management
| Skill | Command | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| PRD Generator | /prd-generator |
Writes a full 9-section PRD: problem, solution, risks, acceptance criteria, open questions |
| User Story Writer | /user-story-writer |
Turns rough ideas into user stories with Given/When/Then criteria and edge cases |
| Sprint Planner | /sprint-planner |
Turns a backlog into a prioritized 2-week sprint with effort estimates and capacity check |
| Business Case | /business-case |
Builds a business case: problem, options analysis, ROI estimate, risks, recommendation |
| Feature Prioritizer | /feature-prioritizer |
Scores features using RICE (Reach × Impact × Confidence ÷ Effort) and returns a ranked table |
| OKR Writer | /okr-writer |
Turns a goal into 3 Objectives with 3 measurable Key Results each — with a health check |
| Stakeholder Update | /stakeholder-update |
Writes a weekly/monthly status update from raw notes: progress, blockers, decisions needed |
| Retro Facilitator | /retro-facilitator |
Generates a sprint retrospective doc: what worked, what didn’t, 3 action items with owners |
| Launch Checklist | /launch-checklist |
Creates a go-to-market launch checklist phased across 2 weeks before → launch day → post-launch |
💻 Code & Quality
| Skill | Command | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Verify Work | /verify-work |
End-of-session review: console.logs, unused imports, hardcoded values, missing error handling |
| Changelog Writer | /changelog-writer |
Reads git log and writes a user-facing changelog in Keep a Changelog format |
| Test Writer | /test-writer |
Writes unit tests for any function — happy path, edge cases, and error cases |
| Dockerfile Generator | /dockerfile-generator |
Creates a production Dockerfile and deployment config optimized for size and security |
| Code Reviewer | (sub-agent) | Read-only audit: security vulnerabilities, logic errors, missing test coverage |
| Skill Evaluator | /skill-evaluator |
Scores a Skill’s output against ground truth, identifies failure patterns |
| Deploy Checklist | /deploy-checklist |
Pre-deploy checks before pushing to Vercel or Fly.io — catches the five most common failures |
🎤 Presentations & Docs
| Skill | Command | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Slides Builder | /slides-builder |
Generates a complete self-contained HTML slide deck — McKinsey-style, one insight per slide |
| Frontend Slides | /frontend-slides |
Builds animation-rich single-file HTML presentations — shows 3 style previews first, supports .pptx conversion |
| Exec Summary | /exec-summary |
Rewrites any document as a 3-bullet executive summary — optimized for a VP with 30 seconds |
| Proposal Writer | /proposal-writer |
Writes a structured proposal: problem, solution, timeline, investment, and next steps |
🤖 Sub-Agent Skills (auto-triggered, no command needed)
| Skill | Triggers when… | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Research Agent | You ask for research, competitors, or market context | Web search specialist — structured findings with sources |
| PRD Reviewer | You ask to review or audit a PRD | Returns 3 risks, 3 missing edge cases, 1 scope creep flag |
| Data Analyst | You share a CSV, JSON, or data export | Returns 3 key stats, 1 anomaly, 1 trend |
| Copy Writer | You ask for in-app copy, tooltips, or button labels | Returns 3 options: [Direct], [Warm], [Bold] — all under 12 words |
| Deck Builder | You ask for a presentation or deck | Researches the topic, then builds a McKinsey-style deck |
🏆 Best Practices (from the experts)
Inspired by how the best practitioners actually use Claude Code. These skills enforce those principles directly in your workflow.
| Skill | Command | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Karpathy Review | /karpathy-review |
Reviews code or a plan against Karpathy’s 4 principles: explicit assumptions, simplicity, surgical changes, verifiable goals · inspired by Andrej Karpathy, adapted by Forrest Chang |
| Boris Plan | /boris-plan |
Writes a complete plan with assumptions, steps, scope, and verification — waits for your approval before touching a single file · based on Boris Cherny’s workflow at howborisusesclaudecode.com |
🎨 Design & UI (auto-triggered by description — no command needed)
A set of design-focused skills that Claude pulls in automatically when you ask it to build, redesign, or art-direct an interface. No /command — Claude matches them to your request, the same way it does sub-agents.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
| Taste (design-taste-frontend) | Anti-slop frontend skill for landing pages, portfolios, and redesigns — infers the right direction and ships interfaces that don’t look templated |
| Taste v1 | The original v1 taste-skill, preserved for projects that depend on its exact behavior |
| UI/UX Pro Max | Design intelligence: 67 styles, 96 palettes, 57 font pairings, 25 charts, 13 stacks (React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, SwiftUI, Flutter, Tailwind, shadcn/ui) |
| High-End Visual Design (soft) | Designs like a high-end agency — exact fonts, spacing, shadows, and animations that make a site feel expensive; blocks cheap AI defaults |
| Minimalist UI | Clean editorial interfaces — warm monochrome palette, typographic contrast, flat bento grids, no heavy shadows |
| Industrial Brutalist UI | Raw mechanical interfaces — Swiss typographic print meets military terminal, rigid grids, extreme type-scale contrast |
| Redesign Existing Projects | Audits an existing site/app, flags generic AI patterns, and upgrades it to premium without breaking functionality |
| GPT Taste | Elite UX/UI + GSAP motion engineer — randomized layout variance, strict AIDA structure, scroll-driven animation |
| Stitch Design Taste | Semantic design-system skill for Google Stitch — generates agent-friendly DESIGN.md files enforcing premium UI standards |
| Beautiful HTML | Turns any document, proposal, or outline into a stunning single-file HTML presentation using 34 pre-built templates |
| Brand Kit | Premium brand-kit image generation — brand-guideline boards, logo systems, identity decks, visual-world presentations |
| Imagegen — Web | Generates premium, conversion-aware website design references — one image per section, consistent palette |
| Imagegen — Mobile | Generates premium app-native screen concepts and flows for iOS, Android, and cross-platform mobile |
| Image to Code | Generates the design image first, analyzes it, then builds the website to match it as closely as possible |
| Full Output Enforcement | Overrides LLM truncation — enforces complete code generation, bans placeholders, handles token-limit splits cleanly |
Skills Library — Inspiration & Credits
The 51 skills in this library were designed for this course, informed by research across the community. Key sources:
| Source | What we learned from it |
|---|---|
| hesreallyhim/awesome-claude-code by @hesreallyhim | Definitive index of skills, commands, and agent patterns |
| ComposioHQ/awesome-claude-skills by Composio | Business, marketing, and data skill patterns |
| travisvn/awesome-claude-skills by @travisvn | Curated skill examples and workflow patterns |
| VoltAgent/awesome-claude-code-subagents by VoltAgent | Sub-agent patterns and specialist agent design |
| Imbad0202/academic-research-skills by @Imbad0202 | Research pipeline skill design |
| aiblewmymind.substack.com | Real-world skill examples from 23 creators |
All SKILL.md files in this repo are original work, written for a PM audience. Patterns and ideas from the above are adapted, not copied.
🤖 Sub-Agents Library
Sub-agents are specialists Claude delegates to automatically — no /command needed. When your request matches an agent’s description, Claude hands it off, runs it in a separate context, and returns only the findings. All agents live in .claude/agents/.md.
| Agent | Model | What it does |
|---|---|---|
research-agent |
Opus | Searches the web and returns structured findings: key facts, sources, and gaps. Triggers on any research, competitor analysis, or market context request |
prd-reviewer |
Sonnet | Reads any PRD and returns exactly 3 risks (rated HIGH/MED/LOW), 3 missing edge cases, and 1 scope creep flag — no summaries, no praise |
code-reviewer |
Sonnet | Read-only audit of code files — flags security vulnerabilities, logic errors, and missing test coverage. Never modifies files |
data-analyst |
Sonnet | Reads CSV, JSON, or data exports and returns 3 key stats, 1 anomaly worth investigating, and 1 directional trend |
copy-writer |
Haiku | Writes in-app copy, tooltips, button labels, and microcopy. Returns 3 options tagged [Direct], [Warm], or [Bold] — all under 12 words |
deck-builder |
Sonnet | Researches a topic using Brave MCP (Reddit, Medium, YouTube) and produces a McKinsey-style presentation deck with speaker notes — designed for non-technical audiences |
🧠 Skills vs Sub-Agents vs Agents — What’s the Difference?
Three different ways to extend Claude Code. Here’s when to use each one:
| Skill | Sub-Agent | Agent | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | A prompt template you invoke with a /command |
A specialist Claude spins up automatically and delegates to | A fully autonomous Claude instance with its own tools, model, and instructions |
| How it’s triggered | You type /skill-name |
Claude decides when to use it based on your request | Triggered by Claude or called explicitly via the Agent tool |
| Who controls it | You — you call it deliberately | Claude — it decides when to hand off | Claude or the system |
| Memory/context | Shares the main conversation context | Runs in a separate context, returns only results | Fully isolated context with its own tool access |
| Best for | Repeatable tasks you always want to run the same way (PRD generation, user stories) | Background specialists that shouldn’t clutter your main thread (research, code review, data analysis) | Complex multi-step tasks that need dedicated focus or different model/tool access |
| Lives in | .claude/skills//SKILL.md |
.claude/agents/.md |
.claude/agents/.md (same file format as sub-agents) |
| Example | /prd-generator — you run it, Claude fills in a PRD |
research-agent — Claude uses it when you ask for competitor research |
A pipeline agent that runs research → writes PRD → reviews PRD autonomously |
Simple rule of thumb:
- Use a skill when you want to run the same prompt yourself, on demand.
- Use a sub-agent when you want Claude to automatically hand off specialist work (and you don’t want the details in your main chat).
- An agent is the underlying mechanism — sub-agents are agents, just scoped to delegate-and-return behavior. You’ll hear both terms used interchangeably.
🌐 Playwright vs MCP — What’s the Difference?
Both let Claude interact with a browser. Here’s when to use each:
| Playwright | MCP (e.g. Brave MCP) | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A code library that automates browsers via scripts | A live browser Claude controls in real time through a protocol |
| How it works | You (or Claude) writes code that drives the browser — clicks, fills forms, scrapes pages | Claude connects to a running browser and takes actions directly, no code required |
| Best for | Repeatable, scheduled, or high-volume browser tasks (scraping, regression testing, form automation) | One-off research, reading live pages, visiting URLs during a conversation |
| Requires coding? | Yes — Python or JavaScript scripts | No — Claude drives it through natural language |
| Speed | Fast at scale, runs headless | Slower, real browser with a visible UI |
| When you’d use it | “Scrape 500 product pages every night” or “Run login tests on every deploy” | “Visit this GitHub repo and summarise it” or “Read the top 3 results for this search” |
| In this course | Not covered (engineering territory) | Used in Module 2 for /explain-me-a-repo and /youtube-deepdive |
Simple rule of thumb: Use MCP when you want Claude to browse something now, in conversation. Use Playwright when you need browser automation to run reliably at scale or on a schedule — that’s usually an engineering task.
📚 Course Topics
| Topic | What you’ll learn | Files |
|---|---|---|
| Setup & Your First Skill | Install Claude Code, write CLAUDE.md, run your first skill, ship an MVP |
demos/meeting-notes-summarizer/ |
| How the Web Works | Frontend, backend, and AI backend explained visually; read code you didn’t write; set up Brave MCP | demos/full-stack-demo/ |
| Skills: Reusable Prompts | What a skill really is (a .md file), how skills differ from sub-agents, 4-level interactive visualization |
demos/skill-sub-multi-agent/ |
| Sub-Agents & Pipelines | Build a library of specialist agents; chain them into a research → PRD → review pipeline | .claude/agents/ |
| Multi-Agent Architectures | Parallel agents, orchestrators, fan-out/fan-in patterns with Python code | demos/skill-sub-multi-agent/ |
| Evals, Deploy & Production | Score your skills against ground truth, deploy to Vercel, convert a pipeline to a FastAPI app | demos/meetingmemo/ |
| Competitor Research Workshop | End-to-end capstone: research a competitor space using sub-agents | demos/competitor-research-agent/ |
🌐 Deploy to Vercel
Once you’ve built something — a static site like Royal Pop, a Next.js app like MeetingMemo, or any project in this repo — get it on a live URL in under a minute. No build config, no DNS wrangling.
One-time setup
# Install the Vercel CLI (one time, globally)
npm i -g vercel
# Log in (opens your browser; pick GitHub / Google / email)
vercel login
Deploy from any project folder
# 1. Move into the project you want to deploy
cd demos/royal-pop-website # or any folder with an index.html / package.json
# 2. First deploy — Vercel auto-detects the framework and creates the project
vercel --yes
# 3. Promote to production
vercel --prod
That’s it. Vercel returns two URLs — a preview URL for that deployment and the production alias (e.g. https://your-project.vercel.app). Every subsequent vercel --prod re-deploys instantly.
What gets auto-detected
| Project type | Framework preset | Build command | Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| Static HTML/CSS/JS (Royal Pop) | Other | none | repo root |
| Next.js (MeetingMemo) | Next.js | next build |
.next/ |
| Vite / React | Vite | vite build |
dist/ |
| FastAPI / Python backend | — | — | use Fly.io instead (Vercel runs serverless functions, not long-lived servers) |
Before you deploy
Run the /deploy-checklist skill — it catches the five most common failures (missing env vars, hardcoded localhost URLs, oversized assets, missing .gitignore entries, broken build commands) before Vercel tells you about them.
# In Claude Code:
/deploy-checklist
Environment variables
If your app uses an ANTHROPIC_API_KEY (or any other secret), don’t commit it. Add it in the Vercel dashboard:
- Open your project on vercel.com
- Settings → Environment Variables
- Add
ANTHROPIC_API_KEYfor Production (and Preview if you want PR previews to work) - Re-deploy:
vercel --prod
Full walk-through in MeetingMemo demo.
⚡ Install the Skill Pack (npx)
Get all 51 Claude Code skills in one command — no cloning required.
Prerequisite: Node.js 20 or later must be installed. Check with node --version. If you don’t have it, install from nodejs.org or run nvm install 22 && nvm use 22 if you use nvm.
# Install all 51 skills globally (~/.claude/skills/)
npx github:hamzafarooq/claude-code-starter@main --global
# Install only specific skills
npx github:hamzafarooq/claude-code-starter@main --global okr-writer sprint-planner competitor-research
# See what's available
npx github:hamzafarooq/claude-code-starter@main --list
# Install into the current project only (./.claude/skills/)
npx github:hamzafarooq/claude-code-starter@main --local
# Remove skills you no longer want
npx github:hamzafarooq/claude-code-starter@main --uninstall okr-writer
Note: Existing skills with the same name are never overwritten unless you add
--force. Restart Claude Code after installing for skills to appear in/help.
🌐 Community Resources
Top GitHub repos for going deeper on skills, best practices, and memory management. Full write-ups in docs/resources.md.
Discover & Browse
| Repo | Stars | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| hesreallyhim/awesome-claude-code | ⭐ 39k | The definitive curated list: skills, hooks, commands, agents, plugins |
| sickn33/antigravity-awesome-skills | ⭐ 33k | 1,400+ installable agentic skills for Claude Code and other AI CLIs |
| VoltAgent/awesome-claude-code-subagents | ⭐ 17k | 100+ specialized Claude Code subagents for development use cases |
| VoltAgent/awesome-agent-skills | ⭐ 16k | 1,000+ agent skills from official teams and the community |
| travisvn/awesome-claude-skills | ⭐ 11k | Curated Claude Skills list with workflow examples |
Skills & Best Practices
| Repo | Stars | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| YYH211/Claude-meta-skill | ⭐ 256 | Reusable skill modules — good reference for structuring your own |
| agamm/claude-code-owasp | ⭐ 128 | OWASP security best practices skill (Top 10:2025, ASVS 5.0) |
| ThamJiaHe/claude-code-handbook | ⭐ 104 | Guide for professional Claude prompts with MCP and Skills |
Memory Management
| Repo | What it is |
|---|---|
| lucasrosati/claude-code-memory-setup | Obsidian + Graphify — up to 71.5x fewer tokens per session. Persistent memory and codebase knowledge graphs. |
⚙️ Installation
Takes about 10 minutes. You’ll do it once.
Step 1 — Choose your access method
Option A: Claude Max (recommended)
Claude Max ($100/month) includes Claude Code with no usage limits and no per-token billing.
- Go to claude.ai/upgrade → subscribe to Max
- Claude Code is included — no API key needed
- Run
claudeand log in with your Claude account
Option B: API Key (pay as you go)
Better if you want to control costs or are already an API customer.
- Go to console.anthropic.com → create account → API Keys → Create Key

- Copy the key (starts with
sk-ant-...) — you won’t see it again - Set it in your terminal:
export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-your-key-here
# Make it permanent:
echo 'export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-your-key-here' >> ~/.zshrc
source ~/.zshrc
Never commit your API key to GitHub.
Step 2 — Install Claude Code
Requires Node.js (LTS version).
npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code
# Verify:
claude --version
Step 3 — Start Claude Code
cd claude-code-starter
claude

You’re in. Explore demos/ for apps, .claude/skills/ for skills, and .claude/agents/ for agents.
💬 Prompts Worth Keeping
| What you want | What to type |
|---|---|
| Generate a PRD | /prd-generator |
| Write user stories | /user-story-writer |
| Plan a sprint | /sprint-planner |
| Prioritize features | /feature-prioritizer |
| Write OKRs | /okr-writer |
| Write a stakeholder update | /stakeholder-update |
| Build a business case | /business-case |
| Research competitors | /competitor-research |
| Size a market | /market-sizing |
| Build a customer persona | /customer-persona |
| Analyze meeting notes | /meeting-analyzer |
| Scan for market trends | /trend-spotter |
| Write a LinkedIn post | /linkedin-post |
| Repurpose content | /content-repurposer |
| Optimize for SEO | /seo-optimizer |
| Build a slide deck | /slides-builder |
| Write a proposal | /proposal-writer |
| Summarize for an exec | /exec-summary |
| Eval a skill | /skill-evaluator |
| Pre-deploy check | /deploy-checklist |
| Review code against Karpathy’s principles | /karpathy-review |
| Plan a task before touching any files | /boris-plan |
| Final code review | /verify-work |
| Write tests | /test-writer |
| Find gaps in a spec | "Review docs/prd.md and tell me what's missing" |
| Prep for engineering | "What questions will engineers ask about this PRD?" |
| Stress-test a flow | "What edge cases am I missing here?" |
🔧 Troubleshooting
command not found: claude
Run npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code again. Check Node.js is installed: node --version.
API key error
Run export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=your-key-here. Make sure the key includes sk-ant-.
Claude isn’t reading my CLAUDE.md
The file must be named exactly CLAUDE.md (all caps) in the folder where you ran claude.
Skill not triggering
Check the path is .claude/skills//SKILL.md and the name: field in the frontmatter matches what you typed after /.
Claude Code in Practice · Hamza Farooq · Traversaal.ai · ⭐ #1 Highest Rated Claude Course on Maven
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