Meet your new sidekicks.

Four skills. Hundreds of hours of experience. Zero judgment.

Maude-Coach

Remember that friend who figured out all the hard stuff first and now just tells you what actually works? That's Coach.

Finally makes sense

Agents, skills, MCP servers... it's a lot. Coach breaks it down with the Kitchen Staff mental model that actually sticks.

Start simple, grow smart

No premature complexity here. Learn the right tool at the right time—prompting first, then CLAUDE.md, then skills, then the fancy stuff.

Context, context, context

The #1 secret to better results? Give Claude more to work with. Coach shows you exactly how.

Pick the right model

Opus for big-picture thinking. Sonnet for building. Haiku for the quick stuff. Match your model to your moment.

You:

Ask maude-coach what model I should use for refactoring

Maude:

For refactoring, Sonnet is your best bet. It's fast, understands context well, and won't burn through your quota. Save Opus for architecture decisions.

Maude-Designer

You know what you want. You just can't describe it. Designer asks the right questions until your vision is crystal clear.

Five questions, done

Designer asks just enough to understand your vision. No endless questionnaires.

Specs Claude gets

Colors, typography, spacing—translated into language that actually works in prompts.

Consistent results

Every component, every page—all following the same design language.

Ready to paste

Drop the output straight into your CLAUDE.md and start building.

Walk away with

  • Your exact color palette, ready to go
  • Typography choices that feel right
  • Component styles that stay consistent
  • Animation guidance that fits your vibe
  • Drop it straight into your CLAUDE.md
You:

Ask maude-designer to help me pick a style—something minimal but warm

Maude:

Got it—think soft neutrals with a cream base, rounded corners, and generous whitespace. I'll walk you through 5 quick questions to nail the details.

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Maude-Copywriter

Words matter. Copywriter helps you write headlines that land, CTAs that convert, and product copy that actually sounds like you.

Headlines that hit

Turn bland titles into attention-grabbers. Punchy, clear, memorable.

CTAs that convert

"Submit" is boring. Get buttons and links that actually make people click.

Find your voice

Whether you're going for friendly, professional, or edgy—nail the tone every time.

Kill the jargon

Say what you mean in words real people use. No corporate fluff.

You:

Ask maude-copywriter to punch up my landing page headline

Maude:

"Manage your tasks" is fine, but forgettable. Try "Finally, a to-do list that actually gets done." Speaks to the pain, hints at the solution.

Maude-Product-Manager

A PM in your pocket. Think through features, prioritize your backlog, and scope your MVP—without scheduling a single meeting.

Prioritize ruthlessly

Figure out what to build first. Cut the nice-to-haves. Ship what matters.

Scope it down

That 6-month roadmap? Let's find the 2-week MVP hiding inside it.

Think it through

Stress-test your ideas before you build. Find the holes early.

Stay focused

When feature creep hits, PM helps you remember what actually matters.

You:

Ask maude-pm if I should add user profiles to my MVP

Maude:

Not yet. Your core value is the task tracking—profiles are nice-to-have. Ship without them, see if anyone asks. You can always add them in v1.1.

Skip the learning curve.

Start building better, faster, today.

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