Library
Tools, People, and Foundational Texts
A public shelf of things I'm saving because they seem useful for understanding or operating in the Agency Era: practical tools, expert operators, and eventually the memos, whitepapers, and PDFs I keep returning to.
This is intentionally partial and alive. Some entries are tools I use now. Some are people or products worth monitoring. The common thread is usefulness for AI-native work, agency, research, GTM, and building better intelligence systems.
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Showing 13 of 13 saved references
Tools and people now. Foundational texts next.
Anthropic: Complete Guide to Building Skills for Claude
Anthropic's guide to designing, testing, iterating, distributing, and troubleshooting Claude skills.
Why saved: A foundational reference for turning rough workflows into reusable agent instructions and evaluating whether skills are scoped well.
CleanShot X
A polished macOS screenshot and screen-recording app with annotation, recording, and shareable CleanShot Cloud links.
Why saved: Useful for fast visual communication: product feedback, bug reports, async updates, tutorials, and annotated screenshots.
Dolphin AI
An open-model project and distributed inference network offering chat, downloadable models, synthetic data generation, and a GPU-node network.
Why saved: Worth monitoring as part of open-model experimentation, AI x crypto infrastructure, and decentralized inference.
Eden
An AI-assisted creator research and writing studio for studying high-performing posts and turning patterns into drafts in a trained voice.
Why saved: Relevant to AI-native content systems: research winning formats, extract structure, and produce platform-specific drafts without starting from a blank page.
GTM Engineer Toolkit
A GitHub starter kit of Claude Code skills for GTM workflows including prospect research, ICP scoring, outreach, meeting prep, and pipeline digests.
Why saved: A useful example of turning GTM work into reusable agent skills instead of one-off prompting.
Gunnar S. Holm
Newsletter growth and monetization operator focused on email economics, paid acquisition, and profitable scaling.
Why saved: Useful to follow when thinking about newsletter unit economics, subscriber monetization, and making paid acquisition work through better revenue per lead.
Hugging Face
A collaboration platform and marketplace for machine learning models, datasets, demos, inference endpoints, papers, and open-source ML libraries.
Why saved: A default reference point for model discovery, open-source AI research, demos, datasets, licenses, and community adoption signals.
Laurie Owen
Public profile saved as a venture capital marketing and positioning signal.
Why saved: Worth monitoring for venture capital marketing, fund/content strategy, positioning, and go-to-market lessons relevant to investor/operator audiences.
OpenRouter
A unified API and marketplace for accessing many LLMs through one OpenAI-compatible interface with routing, fallback, pricing, rankings, and policy controls.
Why saved: Relevant infrastructure for AI app development, model comparison, provider fallback, and cost/performance experimentation.
Sandcastles
An AI short-form video research and scriptwriting platform for analyzing high-performing TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts content.
Why saved: Useful for systematizing short-form video research: finding outliers, understanding why they worked, and converting patterns into scripts.
Screen Studio
A polished macOS screen recorder and editor for creating professional product demos, tutorials, courses, team updates, and social videos.
Why saved: Useful for turning product walkthroughs, UI demos, and AI workflow examples into higher-quality public artifacts without a heavy editing process.
Skills.sh
An agent-skills directory and leaderboard tracking reusable skills across ecosystems including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Gemini, and others.
Why saved: Useful for watching how reusable agent workflows are being packaged, shared, and ranked across coding-agent ecosystems.
The Component Gallery
A curated reference library of UI components and examples drawn from real design systems.
Why saved: Useful when specifying product interfaces and comparing how mature design systems handle common components.