Teaches Claude to read, write, organize, and search notes in your Obsidian vault — for anyone who keeps their notes, research, and knowledge base in Obsidian.
Lets Claude find and reuse previously verified scripts and automations instead of rebuilding them from scratch each time — for developers who want proven code reused safely.
Walks a new project from a rough idea through research, requirements, a written plan, and a ready-to-build project folder — for anyone starting a new software or automation project.
Keeps Claude's memory and working context organized across long sessions so information isn't lost or repeated — for anyone running long or complex Claude sessions.
Sets up the starter files describing a new Cowork client's business, voice, and key facts, so Claude's first draft for that client is already on-brand.
Rhize Media's software delivery workflow — plan a change, build it, test it, and get it independently reviewed before shipping — for developers building production Next.js, Sanity, and Vercel applications.
Rhize Media's internal operations toolkit — stress-tests decisions, hands off work with full context, tracks skill health, and helps run multiple agents safely.
Turns your approved Jira work into a realistic daily plan on your Mac by blocking time on your calendar and creating reminders — for anyone juggling Jira tickets against their own schedule.
Audits and improves how a website ranks in search engines and shows up in AI answers like ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews, using live search data — for SEO practitioners, content teams, marketers, and developers.
Find local businesses with concrete website and search opportunities, then prepare an evidence-backed website concept, audit, and email draft with human review gates.
Perplexity subscription Search and Research with durable local jobs, explicit citations, report recovery, and encrypted Keychain session setup on macOS.
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