erphq

126 mods across 1 repository, 3 stars between them.

portfolio

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erphq/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use this skill when an agent needs to build me a portfolio with these projects on build.host and return Project grid, case studies, contact, reading-list.

not rated 3 1mo ago A 33 tokens original MIT

pricing-page

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erphq/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use this skill when an agent needs to build a pricing page from this YAML on build.host and return Tiered pricing table + comparison + FAQ + checkout link.

not rated 3 1mo ago A 35 tokens original MIT

fit-gap-matrix

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erphq/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

This template should be used when evaluating SaaS tools or platforms at an organization under 100 employees — simplified requirements scoring for vendor selection, with emphasis on out-of-the-box fit vs. custom work required.

not rated 3 1mo ago A 46 tokens original MIT

go-live-checklist

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erphq/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

This template should be used when launching a new system or tool at an organization under 100 employees — a pragmatic go/no-go checklist covering data readiness, user enablement, integrations, rollback, and communication, scaled to small-org implementations.

not rated 3 1mo ago A 52 tokens original MIT

migration-runbook

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erphq/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

This template should be used when migrating data from one system to another at an organization under 100 employees — typical use cases include QBO→NetSuite, Salesforce→HubSpot, Intercom→Zendesk. Pragmatic runbook scaled to small-org complexity.

not rated 3 1mo ago A 56 tokens original MIT

erphq/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

This template should be used when tracking business requirements through design, build, and test at an organization under 100 employees — a lightweight alternative to enterprise RTMs, suitable for SaaS implementations + smaller custom builds.

not rated 3 1mo ago A 47 tokens original MIT

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