These New Claude Skills Are Actually Insane

Your vibe coding setup gets a huge upgrade with these 6 agent skills for Claude Code. If you've wondered what is vibe coding, or you want a complete vibe coding workflow that actually ships, this is how to start vibe coding with agents that build faster and decide better. Check out Supabase at https://supabase.plug.dev/cGAn9qa and speed up your vibe coding workflow. Community with All Resources: https://ailabspro.io/?v=jyLKRN36-Dc The Roundup, our daily newsletter covering the AI stories that matter. Join now: https://www.theroundup.so/ SKILLS COVERED 1. https://github.com/rebelytics/one-skill-to-rule-them-all (task observer) 2. https://github.com/coreyhaines31/marketingskills 3. https://github.com/multica-ai/andrej-karpathy-skills 4. https://github.com/jackwener/opencli 5. https://github.com/Nutlope/variate 6. https://github.com/slavingia/skills These six skills don't replace how you already work. Whatever your setup is, they add new things your AI coding agent can do on top of it. So if you're still hunting for the best setup for vibe coding, start here instead of rebuilding everything. The first one is the Task Observer skill, which watches you work and writes lessons into a log file so your other skills keep improving. We show a real case from our own animation system, where the agent used the wrong tool for brand logos and the skill recorded the fix. Then we go through three of Corey Haines' 48 marketing skills, the ones that live inside the app itself: onboarding, the paywall, and churn. We run them on a gym app built with Next.js and Supabase, and you can see a five-step sign-up cut down to one new question, a free tier that shows locked content before the pricing page, and a cancellation flow that offers a pause instead of losing the customer. After that we cover four rules from Andrej Karpathy's skills, which are the rules we now use on every coding project: no guessing, no building more than you asked for, no touching anything outside the job, and no calling a task done without checking it. We keep them in a CLAUDE.md file at the root of our Developer folder, so every project inherits them. That's the closest thing we have to a full vibe coding setup, and since it's one file in a folder you already have, it's a free vibe coding setup in system folders you already own. Then OpenCLI, which turns 100+ websites into commands your agent can run using the accounts you're already logged into in Chrome. We use X as the example: search posts, pull your bookmarks into a clean list, post and reply, without paying for the API. Fifth is Variate, which adds a menu to your app so you can generate several versions of one section, compare them, and send your pick straight back to the agent. We show it on a real Next.js landing page and on a plain HTML page. And last, Sahil Lavingia's skills from The Minimalist Entrepreneur, which run before any code. They make you find the people first, then prove ten real people want it and three will pay, before you build anything. A note on what this is not. This isn't a guide to setup vibe coding VPS deployments, it isn't a setup vibe coding React Native walkthrough, and it isn't how to setup Codex for app vibe coding. Everything here is Claude Code with skills. That said, the ideas travel. If you're chasing the best local vibe coding setup, the ultimate vibe coding setup, or the best Visual Studio vibe coding setup, the same rules apply, because the rules are about how the agent decides, not which editor it runs in. My vibe coding setup is just Claude Code, a Developer folder, a CLAUDE.md file and these skills. Everything we build in our videos is inside AI Labs Pro, our community. Link above. 0:00 Intro 0:47 /task-observer 3:40 Marketing Skills 7:07 Karpathy's 4 Rules 8:48 /opencli 10:20 /variate 11:43 Minimalist Entrepreneur Hashtags: #ai #claude #claudecode #codex #chatgpt #aiautomation #claudeai #vibecoding