1,704 skills, already built. Install them in two minutes and Claude stops giving you generic answers.
⭐ Second brain
Not your fault. Nobody taught you how to set it up. So it feels like this:
You ask for a proposal and get a bland template you'd never send to a client.
You type the same wall of instructions every time. And every time it comes out different.
Every chat starts from zero. It doesn't remember your business, your clients, or what you decided yesterday.
A prompt is a loose question. A skill is an expert: it asks you the right questions, applies a proven method and hands back finished work.
Unzip, double-click the installer, and all 1,704 skills land where they belong.
Just talk: “I need a proposal for this client”. Claude picks the right skill by itself.
Professional-grade work comes out. In seconds, not afternoons.
From writing a thread to closing a round. Here are the areas, with a real example of each:
Everyone sells skills. Nobody teaches you the thing that actually changes the game: wiring Claude to a second brain in Obsidian so it remembers your business forever.
Skills write. Connectors act: they send the email, take the payment, create the task. You get 838 connector skills, one per app.
You're the CEO, the marketer and the one who invoices. It covers every area.
Take on more projects without dying. Automate the repetitive part.
Flawless proposals and reports in minutes, not afternoons.
Content, brand and strategy handled. You go create.
Deliver big-company work without a big-company payroll.
The same templates we use to deliver to paying clients.
You have 7 days. Try it, install it, use it. If it's not worth it, send one email and we refund your €7. No questions, no forms, no hard feelings.
But one of those prices runs out sooner. And this pack is an afternoon of your work… or two minutes of installing.
PS: the launch price is real and goes to €17 when the timer ends. Think about it too long and you pay more for exactly the same thing. And if it turns out not to be for you, you have 7 days to ask for a refund: we carry the risk, not you.