I built 19 skills for early stage startup functions for their agents to do the functions on GTM, Product, Design, etc.

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A founder shares 19 reusable skill instructions for AI agents (Claude/Claude Code) to automate early-stage startup functions like positioning, pricing, prospecting, and copywriting, based on their own SOPs.

A few months ago I exited my first startup. I'm back to building, and I use Claude and Claude Code for functions other than coding. So based on our SOPs in Notion and how I ran different functions, I put the founder-workflow skills I kept reusing into a public repo. 19 of them — positioning, pricing, specs, prospecting, copy, that kind of thing. I sometimes use claude code as my agent — to call APIs, do outbound emailing, for that kind of workflows. These skills shine on those. Plug in other skills for front-end, devops, architecture, etc. Meant to complement, not replace. Designed around my workflows when I was running my startup, and the one I'm building now. This is just a small project of mine. Nothing fancy. Markdown files with the instructions I kept retyping. Made them for myself first. Sharing in case they're useful. Skills are in the comments
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