Tag: Claude Code

Apple Design Skill for Claude: How to Audit Your Website With Apple’s Design Rules

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Stop asking AI to make your site look premium. Install an Apple design skill in Claude, run a rule-based audit, and fix the five issues costing you readers.

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CLI-Anything: How to Make Any App Work With Your AI Agent (Step by Step)

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CLI-Anything turns apps like GIMP, Blender and LibreOffice into command line tools your AI agent can run. Setup steps, real use cases, and honest limits.

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5 Claude Code Plugins and Skills to Install (Step by Step)

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Five Claude Code add ons checked against their official sources: Claude Code Setup, OmniRoute, Find Skills, Strix, and Agent Reach. Exact install steps, corrections, and limits.

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Stop Rewriting Prompts: Connect the Free prompts.chat Library to Claude Code

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prompts.chat is a free, open-source prompt library with an MCP server. Connect it to Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code or Windsurf in minutes.

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Claude Meter Review: Stop Discovering Your Claude Limits the Hard Way (macOS only)

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Claude Meter is a free macOS menu bar app that shows your five-hour session usage, weekly cap, and per-model limits with live reset countdowns. Here's what it does, how to install it in 7 steps, and who actually needs it.

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Hackers Are Stealing Claude Tokens From Subscribers: What Happened and How to Protect Yourself

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Infostealer malware is draining paid Claude accounts while subscribers sleep. Here's exactly what happened, the six malware families involved, and 8 steps to secure your account right now.

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5 Claude Code Plugins and Skills Worth Installing in 2026

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Claude Code Setup, OmniRoute, Find Skills, Strix, and Agent Reach: five free plugins that fix config, usage limits, skill discovery, security, and web access. Exact install commands included.

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Claude Plugins Explained: What They Do and How to Install One Today

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Claude plugins bundle skills, MCP connections, and tools into one install. Here's what they are, where to find them, and how to set one up in minutes.

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5 Claude Code Plugins Worth Installing in 2026 (And the Fine Print on the Unlimited Tokens Claim)

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Five real Claude Code plugins for memory, token compression, and setup automation, reviewed with install steps, honest limits, and the security history behind the "1.6 billion free tokens" claim.

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Jack Dorsey’s Buzz Takes On Slack and GitHub: Here’s What It Actually Does

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Jack Dorsey's Block launched Buzz, a free open source rival to Slack and GitHub built for humans and AI agents. Here's what it does, how it compares, and how to try it.

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