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Kits

A tool, a skill and a prompt for one job, each on its own screen. Point at a kit to see its three parts.

Work

Meetings, decks, research and outreach.

8 kits
Take Meeting Notes: quick look

Take Meeting Notes

Every call written up, and the follow-up sent before you forget.

  1. Use Fireflies
  2. Give your agent Internal Comms
  3. Run Professional Email Writing
Make a Pitch Deck: quick look

Make a Pitch Deck

A deck that stands on real numbers, not filler slides.

  1. Use Gamma
  2. Give your agent PPTX
  3. Run Market Research
Compare Your Options: quick look

Compare Your Options

A sourced answer you can check, and a decision your team can sign off.

  1. Use Perplexity
  2. Give your agent Doc Coauthoring
  3. Run Compare Options With Sources
Analyse Survey Results: quick look

Analyse Survey Results

From a messy sheet to findings and charts, in plain English.

  1. Use Julius
  2. Give your agent XLSX
  3. Run Survey Results Analysis

Build

Pages, features and fixes, with your agent.

6 kits
Build a Landing Page: quick look

Build a Landing Page

From one sentence to a live page, without a template look.

  1. Use Base44
  2. Give your agent Frontend Design
  3. Run Claude Code to Add a Feature
Ship a Feature: quick look

Ship a Feature

Think it through first, then let your agent write tested code.

  1. Use Claude Code
  2. Give your agent Brainstorming
  3. Run Write a Function From a Spec
Fix a Bug: quick look

Fix a Bug

Find the root cause before anyone touches the code.

  1. Use Cursor
  2. Give your agent Systematic Debugging
  3. Run Debugging for Errors and Stack Traces
Review Code Before You Merge: quick look

Review Code Before You Merge

Your branch reviewed, the findings fixed and a description reviewers can follow.

  1. Use CodeRabbit
  2. Give your agent Code Review and Quality
  3. Run Pull Request Description

Career

Applications, interviews and letters.

4 kits
Land a Job: quick look

Land a Job

A résumé tuned to each posting, and every application tracked.

  1. Use AdaptMyCV
  2. Give your agent Career Ops
  3. Run Resume Tailoring
Write a Cover Letter: quick look

Write a Cover Letter

A letter that matches your résumé and sounds like you.

  1. Use Kickresume
  2. Give your agent Humanizer
  3. Run Cover Letter Writing
Make a One-Page Résumé: quick look

Make a One-Page Résumé

Cut your résumé to one page and keep every number that proves your work.

  1. Use Teal Ai
  2. Give your agent PDF
  3. Run Shorten Resume to One Page

Create

Posts, videos and writing in your own voice.

6 kits
Write Like Yourself: quick look

Write Like Yourself

Talk your draft out, then take the AI tells out of it.

  1. Use Wispr Flow
  2. Give your agent Humanizer
  3. Run Not Sound Like AI
Post on Social: quick look

Post on Social

The visual, the hook and the post, ready to paste.

  1. Use Runway
  2. Give your agent Copywriting
  3. Run Social Media Post
Make a YouTube Video: quick look

Make a YouTube Video

Script it, edit it like a doc and make the thumbnail.

  1. Use Descript
  2. Give your agent Canvas Design
  3. Run YouTube Video Script
Make an Event Poster: quick look

Make an Event Poster

Artwork with the name spelled right, a finished poster and the ads to fill the room.

  1. Use Ideogram
  2. Give your agent Canvas Design
  3. Run Social Media Ad Copy

Questions about kits

What is a kit?

Three picks for one job: an AI tool that does the main work, an agent skill that teaches your agent how to do it, and a prompt you fill in and run. Each kit says why each pick is in it.

Do you need all three?

No. Each pick works on its own. Together they cover the job from start to finish, and each one hands the next a file, which is why they are in one kit.

Are kits free?

Yes. The skills and the prompts are free, and most of the tools have a free plan. Each kit says whether its tool is free to start, and the tool’s page has its normal price.

Which agents can use the skills?

The skills follow the open Agent Skills format, so they work in Claude Code and in many other agents. Each skill’s page lists the agents it works with.

Who picks the kits?

We do. A sponsor can take the labelled row under a kit, but never one of its three picks.