Tactical, no-fluff AI playbooks. Pick one and start building.
Graphify is a free, open-source repo that builds a knowledge graph of your codebase so Claude Code stops re-reading every file — cutting token usage up to 70×.
RuFlo is a free, MIT-licensed project with 65,000+ GitHub stars that runs dozens of AI agents inside Claude Code and sends each job to the right model on its own. You don't need to write code.
Refero is a searchable library of 130,000+ real product screens that plugs into Claude Code, so you build off actual interfaces from apps like Stripe and Linear instead of describing design in words you don't have.
The single biggest leak in your Claude usage is uploading raw PDFs and screenshots. Four free fixes — Markdown over PDFs, a live token counter, a one-paste instruction, and prompt shortcuts — claw back a real chunk of the usage you've been burning.
Claude Code isn't a scary developer-only tool — it's an assistant that reads your files and uses your apps to do real work on your computer. This 7-day plan, about twenty minutes a day, takes you from installing it to handing off a whole project.
One install line stacks three tools into Claude Code — a design system, an animation library, and 100+ production React components — so the site it builds looks designed instead of like every other AI template.
Claude Code Setup is a free plugin from Anthropic that reads your actual project and tells you which hooks, skills, MCP servers, and subagents you're missing. It only looks — it never changes your files.
Claude has a default voice, and it is built to be safe for everybody, which makes it sharp for nobody. One word at the front of your prompt changes that. Here are the five that matter most, plus forty-five more.
Ask Claude if your idea is good and it argues you are a genius. Ask why it is bad and it argues that just as hard. This skill replaces one agreeable voice with five advisors who disagree on purpose, then forces a single verdict.
Claude writes working code and then makes it look like every other AI project. These three free, open-source skills teach it design judgment — easing curves, spacing, when a shadow beats a border — so the output stops looking generic.