Try itNov 2
The 14 sites, in the order I use them.
1. pinterest.com: two boards, one for fonts and colors, one for editing animations.
2. prompt-motion.com: Claude-made animations, each with the prompt that made it.
3. pdimagearchive.org: public-domain paintings and engravings, check each item's rights line.
4. reactbits.dev: animated components to rebuild.
5. kitbitz.art: CC0 illustration kits.
6. eyecannndy.com: a name for every editing technique.
7. motionsites.ai: animated backgrounds (paid tier exists).
8. github.com/Leonxlnx/taste-skill: a taste skill for Claude.
9. raivcoo.com: edit and transition moves.
10. ui.aceternity.com: components worth copying.
11. designspells.com: micro-details on real screens.
12. cosmos.so: palette and mood.
13. motionindex.io: product and 3D shots.
14. 24fps.dev: AI motion graphics with prompts.
The prompt, before Claude designs anything:
"Before you design any graphic, open my Pinterest boards [paste board links] and write down the palette (hex values), the two fonts and the three visual moves you see most. Every graphic you make has to copy one named pin from those boards. If a graphic copies no pin, do not make it. Never use Inter, Roboto or a purple gradient."
For your business: Works for anything AI designs for you: slides, landing pages, reels. The last line of the prompt does the work: no graphic ships without a named reference. Save pins you would actually want on your own work, because Claude cannot pick your taste for you.
Try itNov 2
The setup and the prompts, from the repo's README.
1. Install it. Paste this into Claude: help me install https://newsjack.sh from the github repo and setup a daily newsjack monitoring for my company.
2. Teach it you. Run /pr-strategist and tell it your expertise, your background and your audience.
3. Give it a few samples of your own writing and run /voice-extractor, so the pitches sound like you.
4. Watch your industry. Run /newsjack-monitor-setup with your beat topics and competitors. /newsjack-detector then finds fresh stories you could comment on while they're still live.
5. Pitch. For a story you like, ask /angle-generator for angles, then /journalist-fit-check and /find-journalists for reporters who actually cover that topic.
For your business: Read the repo's ETHICS.md before you pitch anyone. Check every reporter's beat and email yourself, and send each pitch in your own name. Daily monitoring needs a local agent like Claude Code; in the Claude app it runs one pass at a time. Credit: @itsmariahbrunner.
Try itNov 1
1. In Claude Code, add the marketplace: /plugin marketplace add HKUDS/CLI-Anything
2. Install it: /plugin install cli-anything
3. Point it at an app's code (a folder or a GitHub repo): /cli-anything <software-path-or-repo>
4. Ask Claude to do the work in that app, for example make a diagram in Draw.io or edit a video in Shotcut.
CLI-Hub (clianything.cc) lists 103 ready-made CLIs in 35 categories, so check there first: the app you use may already be done.
For your business: It generates and runs commands on your computer. Read what it builds, try it on a copy of your files first, and check the repo's README for the current steps. Credit: @liamjohnston.ai.
Try itOct 31
Anthropic's free skills (github.com/anthropics/skills/tree/main/skills), 19 folders, each with a SKILL.md you can read and copy: academy-guide, algorithmic-art, brand-guidelines, canvas-design, claude-api, discernment-nudge, doc-coauthoring, docx, frontend-design, internal-comms, mcp-builder, pdf, pptx, skill-creator, slack-gif-creator, theme-factory, web-artifacts-builder, webapp-testing, xlsx.
Make your own:
1. Do a job you repeat once with Claude, for example your weekly client update.
2. When you like the result, ask: "Turn what we just did into a SKILL.md I can reuse. Include a name, a one-line description of when to use it, the steps, and an example of good output."
3. Save it as a folder with that file inside. In Claude Code, personal skills go in ~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md, and you run one by typing /<skill-name>. Other tools look in their own folders, so check each one's docs.
Starter file:
---
name: weekly-client-update
description: Use when I ask for my weekly client update.
---
# Weekly client update
1. Ask me for this week's wins, blockers and next steps.
2. Write four short paragraphs in my voice: wins, blockers, next steps, and one ask.
3. Keep it under 150 words and end with one clear question.
For your business: A skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file plus any scripts or reference files. Anthropic says more than 70 AI tools support the format and 1 million skills are published. Read any skill before you install it, since some run scripts on your computer. The docx, pdf, pptx and xlsx skills in Anthropic's repo are source-available; many of the others are Apache 2.0.
Try itOct 31
Security Audit is a free skill from Cloudflare for coding agents like Claude Code. It maps your app, hunts for security holes and hands each possible hole to a fresh checker that tries to disprove it. What survives goes into a report.
Setup, from the repo's README. You need Claude Code (or another coding agent) and Node.js.
1. In your project folder, add the skill: npx skills add https://github.com/cloudflare/security-audit-skill --skill security-audit
2. Open Claude Code in that folder and type: security audit this codebase
3. Read the report. Confirmed findings come with a source trace. The rest are marked needs validation or rejected.
4. Run it again before every launch. Cloudflare says one run found about half of what repeated runs found.
For your business: It's a strong second look, not a guarantee. Only run it on code you own, and fix the confirmed findings first. Idea credit: @waitwhatdidyoudo.
Try itOct 30
Five steps, with a prompt for each.
1. Open Claude Code (not the chat), start a new session and pick a folder on your computer.
2. Install a video tool into Claude Code, like ChatCut or HyperFrames: "Install HyperFrames from its official install page. Tell me what it will install before you run anything."
3. Upload a raw video of you talking, copy the link to an Instagram or TikTok video whose editing you like, then: "Here is my raw video and here is the link to a video whose editing I like. Watch that video for all the video techniques and apply them to my video."
4. "Before you render anything, create a storyboard with images and give me two or three options to choose from." Picking from the storyboard saves tokens and time.
5. When you like the result: "Save what we just built as a skill I can use on every video, with the caption styles and layouts we used."
For your business: Only install tools from their official pages, and ask Claude to tell you what it will install before it runs anything. Expect some back and forth, it won't be one shot. The skill is your saved set of instructions, so your next video starts from it.
