I tutor non-technical professionals on AI. The thing I keep learning: Claude Code ships like a MacBook Pro with no software installed. Writing clear instructions, documenting failure modes, and building repeatable workflows-- that's the software. Here's mine!
The orchestration skills get the most use. I usually have 5+ Claude Code sessions running at once, and Jarvis, Manager, and Consult are how I keep track of what they're all doing. Jarvis reads my recent sessions, git commits, and vault changes so the current session knows what I've been up to without me explaining it. Manager lets any session monitor, message, or kill the others. Consult lets one session ask another session a question without me switching windows. For overnight builds I hand a spec to the autonomous-vm skill and check in the morning.
The corrections skills exist because Claude Code has habits that drive me crazy. It over-engineers, hedges when I want a direct answer, and writes prose that sounds like AI. So I built /vent to log the frustration while it's fresh, /therapy to cluster the gripes and design actual fixes (CLAUDE.md rules, hook scripts), /human-writing to kill AI patterns in anything it writes for me, and /second-opinion to break tunnel vision by querying GPT or Gemini for an independent take.
Easiest way to install: Download All, extract the zip, and point Claude Code at it. The zip includes a README with setup instructions that Claude Code will read and follow — it'll ask you where to put things and handle the rest.