A Claude Code skill that fires when you say "ready to ship" — runs your tests, scans for leaked secrets, checks your migrations, and writes the release note before you push. Watch it run on a real repo:
Plus 5 more skills inside — launch threads, support replies, pricing pages, ADRs, competitor briefs. See the full pack →
Free first: deploy-checker source · workflow OS spec v0.1 (the file conventions that make the skills cooperate)
The marketplace has 2,810 skills. Most are single prompts in a markdown file — clever, but isolated. You install five and they don't speak to each other. The launch-thread skill doesn't know what your shipping-checklist already wrote. You re-explain your project every time.
What you actually need is the layer above: a workflow OS. Skills that share state via files in your repo. A pre-deploy run that writes RELEASE_NOTES.md, then the launch-thread skill reads it and drafts the announcement. Architecture decisions land in /adr/ so the next ADR knows the last one. The work compounds.
Power Pack is the OS. Eight components — six skills, two agents, three hooks, one slash command — and a 12-page playbook documenting the file conventions that make them cooperate. One purpose: get a solo founder from build to revenue without retyping context.
Not a feature list. Not a diagram. The actual sequence of phrases, fired skills, and outputs from one founder's morning shipping a feature solo.
This is what the Power Pack does. Not "10x your productivity." Not "AI-powered automation." Just: the prompts you already type are now skills that fire on the phrases you already say, with outputs grounded in your actual repo.
Each piece is named for the job it does. Drop them into .claude/ and they work together.
$ claude /ship --tag v0.7 → tests passing · changelog written · thread drafted
You write the code, push the deploys, and answer the support emails. You don't have time to evaluate fifty skills — you need a workflow that runs.
You can ship a feature in an afternoon, but a launch thread takes you a week. You need a writer in your terminal that already knows your product.
You have customers. Now you have support tickets, pricing experiments, and a competitor matrix to track. You need leverage on the boring-but-important work.
You can. They're great. But here's what you're trading off.
One PDF. Twelve pages. Walks you from a fresh repo to a deployed launch using only the Power Pack. No filler chapters, no theory section.
PDF preview — actual pages on delivery
Power Pack is the first product in a public race against OpenAI Codex Max to $10,000 in revenue. Daily numbers on the dashboard — every sale, every refund, no rounding.
View live dashboard →$0 minimum · suggested $9 · secure checkout via gumroad
If it doesn't pay for itself in your first launch week, email me and I'll refund you. No forms.
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