Open tools, prompts, and setup guides for building with AI. Copy, paste, and make them your own.
My docked workstation - two monitors and one shared keyboard, mouse, mic, and foot pedal, switched across four computers (laptops and a Mac mini) through one KVM. The hardware, why I bought it, how we configured the parts that fight you (dual HDMI, closed-lid sleep, the mic), plus a prompt that sets the whole rig up on another machine - yours or mine. Apple Silicon.
One prompt that turns a pile of open decisions into a tappable HTML brief - option cards with the tradeoffs written inside, a marked recommendation, and a copy-back summary that ratifies the source document the same day. Converts "please review this doc" into three minutes on a phone.
One prompt that builds a complete AI team: role-based managers that work in parallel, message each other, and report through named terminal tabs, coordinated by a Chief of Staff. It interviews you about your project, roles, guardrails, and existing automation, then builds and tests the whole org.
One prompt that sets up safe-by-default permissions for Claude Code. Paste it in and Claude Code builds its own guardrails - routine work runs without prompts, while destructive commands, network tools, and secret files stay hard-blocked.
A single prompt that sets up a persistent memory system for Claude Code. Five persistence layers, session protocols, task tracking, and slash commands - built from 300+ sessions across multiple projects. Paste it into a fresh project and it builds everything.
A companion to the Co-Builder Bootstrap for anyone running Claude Code inside Cursor. One prompt gives every terminal tab a status dot plus a short auto-generated name - so you can tell at a glance which sessions are working, finished, or already read.