AI Resources
I build with AI every day, and this is where I curate the resources I personally use and find useful. Everything is free to install.
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Design
Impeccable
Ask an AI to build a website and you get the same one every time: pale headline, rainbow text, three identical boxes. This teaches it what good design looks like.
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Workflow
Superpowers
Left alone, an AI assistant starts typing code immediately and guesses at the rest. This slows it down: it works out the design, writes a plan, and gets your approval first.
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Workflow
Spec-Kit
Ask for feature after feature in one long chat and the AI forgets what you agreed at the start. Spec-Kit puts the requirements in a file, and that file becomes what it builds from.
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Connections
Chrome DevTools MCP
An AI that cannot see your page will tell you it fixed something it never looked at. This connects it to a real Chrome browser, so it can open the page and check its own work.
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Context7
An AI only knows the software that existed when it was trained, so it writes code for versions that have since changed. This fetches the current documentation while it works.
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Coding
Repomix
Most AI chat windows cannot open your project folder. Repomix squashes the whole thing into a single file you can paste in, skipping the clutter and stripping anything like a password.
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Connections
Agent-Reach
Ask an AI to read a tweet or a Reddit thread and it often simply cannot, because those sites block it. Agent-Reach finds a route that still works for each one and sets it up for you.
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Knowledge
LLM Wiki
Most setups make an AI re-read all your documents for every question and remember none of it. This has it keep a growing set of notes instead, linking new material to old.
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Writing
Humanizer
AI prose has a tell: long dashes everywhere, the it is not this, it is that construction, bold on every other phrase. This strips out 33 documented habits and can learn your voice.
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Design
Figma MCP
Hand an AI a screenshot of a design and it guesses the spacing and invents the colors. This connects it to the real Figma file, so it reads the actual values. It can write back too.
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Knowledge
Obsidian Skills
Obsidian keeps your notes as plain files on your own computer. This teaches an AI assistant to read and write them properly: the links between notes, the canvases, the tables.
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Workflow
Ralph Loop
Some jobs do not come right first time. This restarts Claude on the same task over and over, letting it read what it already tried, until it passes your check or runs out of attempts.
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Connections
Watch
Ask an assistant about a video and it answers from the title, because it never saw it. This one downloads the video, takes still pictures through it, and turns the speech into text on your own computer.
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Coding
Codex for Claude Code
A second opinion from a rival company's assistant, without leaving the window you are in. Ask OpenAI's Codex to check what Claude just built, or hand over a job and let it work in the background.
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Design
Apple Design
Assistants pick motion that feels slightly wrong: movement that rushes when it should settle, animations you cannot stop halfway. This hands over Apple's own principles, taken from their design talks.
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Workflow
Notchi
A small character lives in your MacBook's notch and reacts while Claude Code works: thinking, waiting for permission, finished. Only for Macs that have a notch.
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Coding
OmniRoute
Hit your usage limit mid-task and everything stops. OmniRoute sits between your AI tool and hundreds of models, and when the one you are on runs dry it switches to another and carries on.
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Knowledge
Claude Mem
Close the window and your assistant forgets the lot. Claude Mem records what happened while you worked, condenses it, and feeds the relevant parts back the next time you sit down.
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Coding
Headroom
Much of what an assistant reads is bulk: logs, command output, long files of data. Headroom squeezes that down before it is sent, which the project measures at 20 percent fewer tokens on coding work.
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Workflow
Claude Code Setup
Claude Code can be extended about five different ways, which is five ways to not know where to begin. This reads your project and names the one or two worth adding in each.
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Workflow
Task Observer
For when you have written a few skills of your own, the saved instructions an assistant loads for a job. This notices the corrections you keep making and turns them into suggested improvements.
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Connections
Playwright CLI
Browser control for coding assistants, given as short typed commands. It uses far less of the assistant's limited working memory, leaving room for your actual code.
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Supabase Plugin
For apps built on Supabase, a popular service that stores an app's data. This connects your assistant to the real project, so it works with what is actually there instead of guessing.
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Coding
Strix
Runs an assistant against an application you own, looking for real weaknesses rather than listing theoretical ones, then helps you close what it finds.
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Design
Skill UI
Reads a website or a project and writes down its colours, fonts, spacing and reusable pieces in a form Claude Code picks up on its own, so what it builds matches instead of drifting.
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Workflow
Autoresearch
Give an AI agent one small language model and one score to improve. It edits the training code, runs five-minute experiments, keeps what works, and records the rest while you sleep.
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Workflow
Agent Skills
Adds 24 step-by-step work routines to an AI that works on your project files, from defining an idea to testing and publishing it. Browse first, then install what you need.
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