The /skool skill lets Claude manage your entire Skool community. Create course pages, upload content, post announcements, reply to members, read DMs, manage your resource library, all from Claude Code. It handles everything through Playwright browser automation, so it works with Skool's API without any special access. Just configure your community details in profile.json and you're set. Check it out in the Resource Library: https://www.skool.com/agent-lab/classroom/f2474128?md=139f2e68bcf24a1a8a500f766cbf1dda

Customize your Claude Code buddy with /random-buddy. One command swaps your companion to a random legendary preset with an in-character personality. Socrates questions every line of code, Diddy hypes your deploys, Clippy judges your variable names. 7 presets included, all fully editable. Uses any-buddy to patch the binary for the exact species, rarity, and stats you want. Add your own characters by editing presets.json. Drop it in ~/.claude/skills/ and you're good to go. Check it out in the Resource Library: https://www.skool.com/agent-lab/classroom/f2474128?md=8de3f089dc574a8e86941de41f599edf

The /miro skill lets Claude Code generate full Miro boards from your course content. Give it your lesson structure and it creates screenshottable teaching visuals: comparisons, flows, cheat sheets, architecture diagrams. Each lesson gets its own row of frames on the board. Includes a consistent design system so everything looks clean out of the box. Just add your Miro API token and point it at your content. Check it out in the Resource Library: https://www.skool.com/agent-lab/classroom/f2474128?md=1c32f47fa3a0467b814ccb749b1f1ad4

Every vibecoded website looks the same. Same fonts, same layout, same generic feel. This guide breaks down the exact setup I use to make landing pages that actually look professional. Three things you need to install: the Shadcn MCP server (component library), the Magic UI MCP server (animations and effects), and the frontend design plugin (Anthropic's built-in design prompt). The video walks through installing all three, then builds two landing pages side by side to show the difference. Also covers font selection, which is probably the single easiest way to make your site look less AI-generated. Open Sauce Sans is the one. Watch the full guide in the Guide Library: https://www.skool.com/agent-lab/classroom/2a8e55bf?md=6c1f33b1046344209a0f2813765179fd

A simple terminal shortcut called /yolo that launches Claude Code in full autonomous mode. No more typing out --dangerously-skip-permissions every time you want Claude to just go. One word, four letters. It comes with a prompt you can paste directly into Claude Code to set it up on your Mac in seconds. Or follow the manual steps if you prefer. Check it out in the Resource Library: https://www.skool.com/agent-lab/classroom/f2474128?md=4ea64853eed04a3199fa96636b83655d