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Shared library of AI agent skills — works across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, OpenCode, and Google Antigravity via a single universal installer.

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Builds AI-native products using Dan Shipper's 5-product playbook and Brandon Chu's AI product frameworks. Use when implementing prompt engineering, creating AI-native UX, scaling AI products, or optimizing costs. Focuses on 2025+ best practices.

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AI-Native Startup Patterns

When This Skill Activates

Claude uses this skill when:

  • Building AI-first products
  • Implementing prompt engineering
  • Creating AI-native workflows
  • Scaling AI products efficiently

Core Frameworks

1. AI-Native Startup Playbook (Source: Dan Shipper - 5 products, 7-fig revenue, 100% AI)

Key Principles:

  • Build fast with AI
  • Test with real users immediately
  • Iterate based on usage
  • Focus on distribution, not just product

2. 2025 Prompt Engineering Best Practices

Modern Approach:

- Use structured outputs (JSON)
- Implement streaming
- Design for retry logic
- Plan for model switching
- Cache aggressively

3. Cost Optimization

Strategies:

  1. Caching: 80% of queries can be cached
  2. Model routing: Simple → small model, complex → large model
  3. Batching: Group similar requests
  4. Prompt optimization: Minimize tokens

Action Templates

Template: AI Product Implementation

// Modern AI product pattern (2025)

interface AIFeature {
  // Streaming for responsiveness
  async *stream(prompt: string): AsyncGenerator<string> {
    const cached = await checkCache(prompt);
    if (cached) return cached;

    // Route to appropriate model
    const model = this.selectModel(prompt);

    for await (const chunk of model.stream(prompt)) {
      yield chunk;
    }
  }

  // Model selection (cost optimization)
  selectModel(prompt: string): Model {
    if (this.isSimple(prompt)) {
      return this.smallModel; // Fast, cheap
    } else {
      return this.largeModel; // Smart, expensive
    }
  }

  // Retry logic (reliability)
  async withRetry<T>(fn: () => Promise<T>): Promise<T> {
    for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
      try {
        return await fn();
      } catch (e) {
        if (i === 2) throw e;
        await sleep(Math.pow(2, i) * 1000);
      }
    }
  }
}

Template: AI Cost Budget

# AI Cost Analysis: [Feature]

## Current Usage
- Daily requests: [X]
- Model: [GPT-4/Claude/etc.]
- Cost per 1K requests: [$X]
- Monthly cost: [$Y]

## Optimization Plan

### 1. Caching (Est. 80% hit rate)
- Before: [100]% paid calls
- After: [20]% paid calls
- Savings: [80]%

### 2. Model Routing
- Simple queries ([60]%): Small model
- Complex queries ([40]%): Large model
- Savings: [50]%

### 3. Batching
- Real-time: [X]% of requests
- Batchable: [Y]% of requests
- Savings: [Z]%

## Projected Cost
- Before optimization: [$X/month]
- After optimization: [$Y/month]
- Reduction: [Z]%

Quick Reference

🤖 AI Startup Checklist

Build:

  • Streaming implemented
  • Retry logic added
  • Model switching supported
  • Structured outputs (JSON)

Optimize:

  • Caching implemented
  • Model routing (simple vs complex)
  • Prompt tokens minimized
  • Batch processing where possible

Scale:

  • Cost per user < $X
  • Latency < X seconds
  • Error rate < X%
  • Model swappable (not locked in)

Real-World Examples

Example: Dan Shipper's AI Products

Approach:

  • Built 5 AI products in 12 months
  • All using AI end-to-end
  • Revenue: 7 figures
  • Team: Small, AI-augmented

Key Insights:

  • Ship fast, learn from users
  • AI makes small teams powerful
  • Distribution > perfect product

Key Quotes

Dan Shipper:

"AI doesn't replace PMs. It makes small PM teams as powerful as large ones."

On Prompt Engineering:

"The best prompts in 2025 are structured, explicit, and tested with evals."

Brandon Chu:

"Build for the AI you'll have in 6 months, not the AI you have today."

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