Claude Code skills for web agencies, for Codex, Cursor & Gemini CLI too
Supercharge your agency.
Battle-tested AI skills for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI. Your agents work to the same rules, check their own work, and stop telling you it’s done when it isn’t.
Find your packBuilt from 25+ client projects: traditional WordPress, headless WordPress, and web apps with no WordPress at all.
The problem
Fast agents. Slow checking.
Everyone has the same models now. The agencies that pull ahead won’t have a smarter one. They’ll have agents that know what done looks like, so the time they save isn’t spent checking the work by hand.
“Done” that isn’t done
The agent says the layout is fixed, the email looks right, the site is live. You find out it wasn’t from a client, or a customer.
Every tool, its own rules
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI each read their own instructions, so what you teach one never reaches the others.
Sessions that collide
Two agents on one project commit over each other’s work, and a key pasted into the chat stays in the transcript.
How it works
What’s a skill pack?
A skill pack is a set of Claude Code skills for one kind of job. Install it once, and from then on your agent runs the check before it answers, prints what it measured, and tells you pass or fail. You read a result instead of redoing the work.
Instructions your agent follows
A skill is written guidance an AI coding agent follows for one kind of job: how to check it, and what counts as done.
Checks it runs
Most skills come with small scripts the agent runs on your computer, so each check prints what it measured and passes or fails.
One pack, one job
Each pack groups the skills for one kind of work: web pages, several agents, email, WordPress, a web app, campaign tracking or site speed. You install it once.
Every pack
Every pack at a glance.
Each pack sells on its own, once, with every future version included. The bundle holds all seven, plus every pack added after them.
- For you if
- You build websites or web apps with an AI coding agent and check its work by hand.
- Needs
- Node.js 18 or newer, plus Playwright and sharp in your project. Your agent can install them.
- For you if
- You use more than one AI coding tool, like Claude Code and Codex, on the same projects.
- Needs
- A project in git and a terminal with bash. Some scripts also use jq or python3.
- For you if
- An AI agent builds the emails your product or your clients send.
- Needs
- Node.js 18 or newer, and Playwright for the checks that render in a browser.
- For you if
- Your WordPress site is built with Bricks Builder, with Automatic.css or SureCart if you use them.
- Needs
- Bricks 2.4 or later, and a way for the agent to reach WordPress: WP-CLI or an MCP server.
- For you if
- You’re building a web app with sign-in or payments on Supabase, Stripe or Cloudflare Pages.
- Needs
- Node.js 18 or newer. Nothing else to install: no packages, no browser.
- For you if
- You run Meta ads for your own sites or your clients’, and want each lead and sale tied to the ad that brought it.
- Needs
- Each site on Cloudflare with its DNS proxied, and Node.js 18 or newer. Nothing else to install.
- For you if
- A WordPress or code-built site scores badly on a phone or feels slow to open, and you want it faster.
- Needs
- Node.js 18 or newer, and Playwright and sharp in the project you run the scripts from. Lighthouse 13 needs Node 22.19 or newer.
- For you if
- Your work crosses the packs: a site and the email it sends, or an app and its CRM.
- Needs
- Node.js 18 or newer, and Playwright for the page checks. Your agent can install it.
Two questions
Find your pack.
Your pack
Pick what your agent should get right, and your pack shows up here.
The pack tour
Eight short emails. Nothing to install.
One email every two days explains what each pack checks, the failure it exists for, and who it fits.
- Day 0 Spotter Round
- Day 2 Agent Setup Pack
- Day 4 Email Pack
- Day 6 WordPress Pack
- Day 8 App Stack Pack
- Day 10 Campaign Tracker Pack
- Day 12 Site Speed Pack
- Day 14 All-Access Bundle
New to coding agents?
Start with the agent.
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Cursor
- Gemini CLI
When I started, I wasn’t very comfortable in a terminal. By working with an AI coding agent, I got to where I am now, and learned along the way.
A coding agent is an AI that works on a project’s files on your own computer: it reads the code, changes it and runs commands. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI are the common ones.
Hosted builders such as Lovable, Bolt and v0 run their own AI inside their site. The packs can’t plug into that. They need the project in files that a coding agent can open.
Four steps from here
Get your project onto your computer
Lovable and v0 can sync a project to GitHub, where you can copy it to your computer. Bolt can download it as a zip file.
Install a coding agent
Claude Code has a step-by-step guide for people who have never used a terminal. Once it runs, your agent can type the install commands for you.
Start with the free field guide
Six questions to ask any AI that says the work is done. It works whatever built your site.
Get the free field guideCome back when “done” isn’t done
When your agent says it’s finished and you still find problems, answer the two questions and pick the pack for that job.
Find your pack
Coming from WordPress?
Keep it, mix it or leave it.
Every project I built used to run on WordPress. Then I started using it in new ways, and building websites, landing pages and even web apps without it. These packs cover each step of that path, because I’ve taken every one.
Keep WordPress
Your site stays on WordPress, built with Bricks. Claude Code, or whichever agent you use, changes the live site with a backup before every write, and checks the real page after.
The packs for it
- WordPress PackFor the site itself
- App Stack PackFor its forms, email and automations
Mix it with code
WordPress keeps what it does well, like a store, while the pages people land on are built in code. This site works that way: React pages on Cloudflare Pages, and a store on WordPress.
The packs for it
- Spotter RoundFor the pages built in code
- WordPress PackFor the WordPress side
- App Stack PackFor sign-in, payments and email behind both
Build without it
Websites, landing pages and web apps with no WordPress at all: code your agent writes, on a host like Cloudflare Pages, with sign-in and payments from services like Supabase and Stripe.
The packs for it
- Spotter RoundFor websites and landing pages
- App Stack PackFor web apps with sign-in or payments
Who’s behind it
Built on real client work.
Every rule in these packs started as something an agent told me was done that wasn’t. Across 25+ client projects, from traditional WordPress to headless WordPress to web apps with no WordPress at all, I wrote down what went wrong and the check that would have caught it. The packs are those checks, written so your agent runs them before you have to.
Pricing
One payment. Yours to keep.
No subscription. Every future version is included, and you have 14 days to ask for a refund, no questions.
Field guide
Free
The twelve-item checklist skill, plus a two-page field guide: six questions to ask any AI that says the work is done.
Get them freeOne pack
$39each
The skills and checks for one kind of job: web pages, several agents, email, WordPress, web apps, campaign tracking or site speed.
Find your packAll-Access Bundle
Best value$149
All seven packs, plus every pack added later. Bought separately: $273
Get every pack — $149
Every purchase
- One payment, no subscription
- Every future version included
- Use it on all your company’s client work
- As many computers and projects as you like
- 14-day refund, no questions
Questions
Questions before you buy.
Which AI coding agents does it work with?
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI. The skills are plain text files and the checks are plain Node and shell scripts, so any agent can run them. Claude Code loads the skills from its skills folder; Codex, Cursor and the rest take a skill pasted into your repository’s AGENTS.md, and Gemini CLI reads that file once its settings name it.
Do these work as Codex skills?
Yes. Each skill is a SKILL.md file of plain instructions, and its checks are Node and shell scripts that Codex runs like any other command. Paste a skill into your repository’s AGENTS.md and Codex follows it; Claude Code loads the same files from its skills folder.
Is a skill the same as an MCP server?
No. An MCP server gives your agent new tools to call, like a connection to a database or a WordPress site. A skill tells the agent how to do a job and how to check it. They work together: the WordPress Pack can reach your site through an MCP server or WP-CLI, and still checks the real page afterward.
Do I need to know how to code?
No, but you need a coding agent that works on files on your own computer, and you’ll read what it prints. The agent types the commands; the skill tells it what to check and what counts as done. Starting from nothing? The “New to coding agents?” section above has four steps from here.
I build with Elementor or Divi. Is there anything for me?
Yes. The WordPress Pack is written for Bricks 2.4 or later, except its sign-in screens skill and two SureCart fixes, which work on any theme. The other packs don’t care how a site was built: Spotter Round checks the pages themselves in a browser, and the App Stack Pack covers SureContact and OttoKit behind any site, WordPress included.
One pack or the bundle?
One pack, if your work fits one job: the two questions above name it. The bundle holds all seven packs and every pack added later. Already own a pack? Each one you own counts toward the bundle on the upgrade page.
What do updates look like?
Numbered downloads with a list of what changed, one changelog per pack. Every future version is included at no charge, and you’re never forced to update.
Can I use it for client work?
Yes, that’s what it’s for. One company covers every project that company delivers.
Refunds?
Fourteen days, no questions. A product about checking things that argued with you over a refund would be a poor advertisement for itself.
Free download
Start with a free skill.
Try one before you buy a pack. It works with any coding agent, whatever built your site.
- The twelve-item checklist skill. Nine items you can do by hand today; three point at the paid checks.
- All Checks Passed, a two-page field guide: six questions to ask an agent that says it’s done.
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