resource library

  1. 01 claude code course (for beginners)

    a beginner's video walkthrough of claude code, one lesson at a time. The on-ramp to everything else here.

  2. 02 the loops build guide

    three small skills turn claude code into a loop that specs, builds, reviews, and fixes its own work until it passes clean.

  3. 03 the prompt swipe file

    15 copy-paste prompts from the claude code team: planning, architecture, and review, straight from boris cherny's thread.

  4. 04 the codvyn workflow guide

    visual-first ui development with antigravity, stitch, and claude. One workflow, total design control.

  5. 05 the ai design workflow that doesn't ship slop

    knox's playbook for turning one reference into a reusable design system and shipping it everywhere without drifting generic.

  6. 06 the vibe coder's web design guide

    a beginner's cheat sheet of design vocabulary and copy-paste prompts for stitch, framer, or webflow ai.

  7. 07 make anything look beautiful

    @rabinn.fx's 11 aesthetic principles for video editing. Beauty has a structure, and it's math, not talent.

  8. 08 nano banana prompts pack

    a curated pack of portrait-photography prompts for nano banana, iterated and organized for practical use.

  9. 09 the dripstone hackathon ai playbook

    27 free ai tools, rated and ordered the way you'd actually pick them during a 24-hour hackathon.

  10. 10 hack to hustle (h2h): chao.tech

    kavisha mathur's 12-phase hackathon roadmap and episode series. Why 90% of teams fail, and how to not be one of them.

  11. 11 elu setup: find the unreasonable moment

    install elu session-replay, then run two prompts that surface your users' real friction points and turn the top one into a build.

  12. 12 the landing page meta prompt

    a notion page with a meta-prompt for generating landing page prompts. One template that pulls strong landing pages out of any agent.

  13. 13 github repositories to boost your hackathon

    a curated list of github repos worth cloning before you start. Reference implementations and tools you would otherwise build yourself.

  14. 14 the gauntlet loop prompt

    one prompt for claude code and opencode: build each subsystem against a reference, then let a blind critic judge it side by side and restart anything that loses.