hi guys, I’ve been using Matt Pocock’s “Skills for Real Engineers” inside claude code lately and a few of them have actually helped me quite a bit, so I wanted to share them here. /grill-with-docs makes the agent ask questions before touching the code, then saves the context into docs and It has saved me from a lot of situations where the agent started building something different from what I had in my mind. /tdd makes the whole workflow feel much more disciplined. it write the test first, build the code, then clean it up through refactoring. /improve-codebase-architecture is useful when a repo starts getting messy. It reviews the structure and points out what should be separated or cleaned up. I wouldn’t say they’re magic tools that build everything for you. They just help bring better engineering habits into your workflow : ) If you haven’t tried them yet, they’re worth checking out. here is the github repo : https://github.com/mattpocock/skills

Slowly hacking away and setting up an agentic OS with a sleek UI wrapper but its a heavy task! Anyone else do this? what tips and tricks make it easier?

This is a complete beginner course on becoming AI native with Claude Code, no coding background required. I take you from your very first prompt all the way to building your own skills, sub-agents, a second brain, and automations that run on their own in the cloud. It's all real examples and step-by-step builds, so you can follow along and walk away with AI systems that actually do work for you. Feel free to skip around using the timestamps below to whatever piques your interest.

Hey community, I've been lurking and commenting here a while, and one thing I kept hitting: Nate and this community share so many great videos that the gold gets buried. I'd remember "someone posted a great n8n agent walkthrough" and never find it again because search on Skool is still keyword limited. Secondly, many threads around Youtube Content Extraction Workflows, hence I built something for myself and figured I'd share it. It watches channels, turns each video into a searchable summary with timestamps, context awareness and keeps everything so you can search across all of it later ("who covered RAG agents, and when?"). It's not meant to replace watching Nate's stuff so it's for retaining it and jumping back to the exact part months later. Just want feedback on whether it's useful for how you all consume this stuff. Happy to share it, if you're interested. P.S: Not trying to sell anything here Some examples how Nate's videos turn out to be 1. https://getrundown.xyz/s/a2e7538452f1f51c48e93515512707ea67b1dc173c7908a2ce06f63564e80d7e 2. https://getrundown.xyz/s/a80315b3c6afeaddbce0af4eec0fe3f6e5264e14fc4f39272505038ebf0eb794

So I managed to integrate Claude and codex to work with each other. So cool! Used the codex plugin in Claude code extension and built workflows where Claude generate and codex reviews. I found codex to be better at generating code copy writing so i use that as a the text generator too