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YOUR AI BRAIN starter kit

everything your AI brain needs

One calm room with the whole set inside. What Claude is, how to make it remember you, and a whole library of ready‑to‑paste prompt codes. No tech overwhelm, just bookmark and come back whenever you need it.

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where are you today

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Tap the line that sounds the most like your brain right now. I'll point you to exactly the right spot, no scrolling the whole thing.

Start right at the beginning. Meet Claude has the one‑brain‑four‑doors map and what each version is actually for, no tech overwhelm.
Take me there →

Totally normal. Head to the prompting moves in Meet Claude, then paste this to break the ice: I'm a female entrepreneur with a small online business and I'm new to AI. Give me 3 things I can use you for today that save me 30 minutes.
Take me there →

That's the blank‑slate problem, and it has a fix. Make It Yours walks you through building your first Skill in about five minutes so Claude shows up already knowing you.
Take me there →

Two moves. Build a brand‑voice Skill in Make It Yours, then reach for /ghost and /mirror in the Prompt Library (Core Writing) with one of your best emails as a sample.
Take me there →

Quick answer: Sonnet for basically everything. The Which Claude bit inside Meet Claude sorts you in about three seconds.
Take me there →

Go straight to Jacky's Picks at the top of the Prompt Library. Grab two, paste, play. That's it.
Take me there →

Open the Thinking or Analysis tabs in the Prompt Library. /blindspots and PARETO are lovely places to start when your brain is full.
Take me there →

Okay, the whole start in three steps: read Meet Claude, build one Skill in Make It Yours, then grab two codes from the Prompt Library. Nothing else today.
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the lay of the land

MEET Claude

Claude isn't another ChatGPT. It's an AI assistant from Anthropic that sounds more human out of the box, and once you know how the pieces fit, it stops feeling like a mystery box.

The Field Guide

one brain, four doors

1What even is Claude? (one brain, four doors)

Claude is an AI assistant from Anthropic, a company founded by former OpenAI researchers who wanted AI that's safer, more helpful, and tbh just better at writing. It's the one to reach for when you want something that sounds human instead of giving you that generic‑robot‑wrote‑this energy.

Here's the part most people miss. Claude isn't one tool, it's one brain with four doors.

Where you use it	What it is
Claude.ai (browser)	The main chat interface. Works on any device, free to start. Where most people begin and spend most of their time.
Claude Desktop App	The Mac or Windows app. Same as the browser, plus Cowork mode, which lets Claude do tasks on your computer for you.
Claude Mobile App	iOS and Android. Chat on the go, and it syncs your conversations across devices.
Claude Code	A terminal tool that lets Claude write and run code directly on your computer. You describe what you want in plain words, Claude builds it.

Jacky's take

I mostly use Claude.ai when I need a specific Claude skill I've installed, or when I'm building with Claude Code. For everyday business work I'm in Notion AI, which runs on Claude (among other models) under the hood, so everything I make flows straight into my Notion workspace through the connector. The two together are so good 🫶🏻

Try this right nowGo to claude.ai and make a free account. Type: “I'm a female entrepreneur who runs a small online business. I'm new to AI. Give me 3 things I can use you for today that will save me at least 30 minutes.” That's your first taste.

2Which Claude should I use?

There are three versions of Claude, and picking the right one genuinely changes what you get back. Good news, it's simpler than it sounds.

Model	Think of it as	Use it when
Sonnet (default)	Your reliable everyday assistant. Fast, smart, handles 90% of everything.	Writing emails, brainstorming, drafting content, research. Basically everything unless you have a reason to switch.
Haiku (speed)	The quick‑and‑light option. Less deep thinking, but fast.	Simple questions, quick rewrites, sorting data, anything where speed beats nuance.
Opus (power)	The deep thinker. Takes longer but catches things the others miss.	Big business decisions, complex strategy, when Sonnet's answer feels shallow.

Jacky's take

I use Sonnet for like, everything, it's good enough for 90% of what I do. I only switch to Opus when I'm making a big business decision and I need it to really think (analysing my funnel, stress‑testing a new offer). Haiku is my go‑to for a quick yes‑or‑no or a fast rewrite when I don't want to burn through my usage. (Opus is a paid‑plan thing, so on the free plan you'll just see Sonnet and Haiku in the switcher.)

What about Extended Thinking?

When you turn on Extended Thinking, Claude takes extra time to reason through your question before answering (free plans get a lighter version, paid plans go deeper). The quality jumps noticeably for anything with math, logic, multi‑step problems, or complex analysis. It's the gap between catching someone for a quick answer as they walk past your desk and sitting them down for a proper focused conversation.

Try this right nowNext time you ask something complex, toggle on Extended Thinking and compare it to the answer without it. The difference will make you go oh 🤯

3Projects, the feature that changes everything

Most people use Claude like a string of one‑night stands, a brand‑new conversation every time, re‑explaining who they are from scratch. A Project fixes that by giving Claude a memory of you. It's a persistent workspace where Claude remembers your custom instructions across every conversation, knows your uploaded documents, and stays in character as whatever expert you've told it to be.

Think of it like the gap between hiring a random freelancer every single morning and having a team member who already knows your business, your voice, and your audience.

Set up your first Project (about 5 minutes)

Click Projects in the left sidebar of Claude
Click Create Project (or the + icon)
Name it something specific, like “Blog Content for My Business,” not “My Project”
Write your custom instructions. This is the most important step. Tell Claude who you are, who your audience is, what tone to use, and what to avoid
Upload your knowledge base, like your brand voice guide or example content
Start chatting, and every conversation in this Project uses your instructions and docs automatically

Jacky's take

Projects are incredibly powerful and they work on the free plan (you get 5). The custom instructions are basically the same idea as The Clarity 7™, an AI brain doc that tells Claude exactly who you are and how to help. If you've already built a Biz Overview or a brand voice guide, drop those into a Project and watch it go from generic AI to your AI 🤯

Try this right nowCreate a Project called “My Business Brain.” In the instructions write: “You are a business strategist helping me with my online business. I'm a [your niche] who serves [your audience]. My tone is [your vibe]. Always give me actionable advice, not theory.” Upload your best content as a voice sample, then ask for 3 Skool post ideas for this week.

4How to write prompts that actually work

What you get out of Claude is tied directly to what you put in. Here are the five moves that make the biggest difference.

One ~ Be ridiculously specific

The more specific you are, the less Claude has to guess, and guessing is where AI goes sideways. “Write me an email” becomes “Write a follow‑up email to my client Sarah about the Q3 campaign. Mention the revised budget arrives Friday, and ask about her availability for a call next Tuesday. Keep it warm but professional.”

Two ~ Give it context about you

Claude knows nothing about your business unless you tell it. Drop in who you are, who your audience is, and what matters. This is exactly why Projects are so powerful.

Three ~ Tell it what format you want

“Give me info about SEO” becomes “Create a numbered list of the top 10 SEO basics for someone who runs a small business blog. One sentence per point, no jargon.”

Four ~ Show it what good looks like

Paste an example of the tone you want. “Here's a sample of my writing style: [paste your best email]. Now write my next newsletter in this same voice.” Claude picks up on your rhythm, word choice, even your little quirks.

Five ~ Iterate, don't settle

Claude's first answer is a draft, not a final. Give feedback like “make it warmer,” “shorten the intro,” “add a specific example about planning systems.” The best results always come from going back and forth.

Jacky's take

The single biggest upgrade to your prompting? Stop writing prompts that sound like Google searches and start writing them like voice notes to a smart friend who happens to know nothing about your business. Context, specifics, examples, and what you actually want. That's the whole secret 😉

5Claude vs. ChatGPT, when to use which

You probably already have ChatGPT, and that's great, keep it. This isn't about picking sides, it's about knowing which tool to reach for and when.

	Claude	ChatGPT
Writing quality	Tends to sound more natural and human, less “AI‑ish” out of the box.	Good, but often needs more prompting to shake off that polished‑robot tone.
Custom GPTs / Skills	Skills are instruction files installed locally. Can't be shared publicly yet.	Custom GPTs can be shared publicly with a link. Great for members and clients.
Code / Building	Claude Code is excellent for building things on your computer.	Better suited to quick code snippets than full builds.
Connectors	Connects to Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, and more.	Has its own set of integrations.

Jacky's take

I keep both. Claude gets my writing (it just sounds better), my Claude Code projects, my skills, and anything I want flowing into Notion through the connector. ChatGPT runs my custom GPT Pixies that I share with members and clients, because you can hand those out publicly with a link and Claude skills can't do that yet. They're teammates with different jobs 🫶🏻

6Interface quick tour + hidden gems

No 20‑minute button tutorial. Here's what actually matters when you open Claude.

What you see	What it does
Sidebar (left)	Start new chats, open Projects, see starred conversations, browse recent chats.
Chat area (centre)	Where the conversation happens. Copy any response, regenerate it, or give feedback.
Input box (bottom)	Type here. The paperclip attaches files, the model dropdown switches between Sonnet, Haiku, and Opus.
Star icon	Save any conversation for quick access later. Useful for chats you keep coming back to.

Hidden gems most people miss

Image analysis: drag in a screenshot, photo, or diagram and ask Claude about it. It reads charts, analyses layouts, even critiques designs.
Multi‑file uploads: drag in several files at once and Claude keeps context across all of them.
Artifacts: when Claude builds something substantial, it opens in a side panel where you can preview it live.

make claude remember you

MAKE IT yours

Right now every new chat starts completely blank, so you explain your business from scratch every single time. A Skill is the fix. You save your key context once, and Claude carries it into every future conversation.

The Remember‑You Lesson

your first Skill in 5 minutes

1Wait, what's a Claude Skill?

A Skill is a permanent cheat sheet you hand Claude about you and your business. You save it once, switch it on, and Claude works with that context already loaded. It's the difference between talking to a stranger and talking to someone who actually knows you.

What can become a Skill?

Anything you keep re‑explaining to Claude: your ideal client research or language bank, your brand voice guide, your business overview, a framework you've built, your content pillars, your product descriptions and positioning. Not sure what to pick? Start with whatever document you find yourself pasting in over and over. That's your biggest time‑saver and easiest first win.

Claude without a Skill	Claude with your Skill on
Starts blank every chat	Starts already knowing your business
You re‑paste the same doc constantly	You save it once, done
Generic, could‑be‑anyone output	Output that actually sounds like you
“Let me explain my business again...”	“You already get it, let's go”

2Before you start (30 seconds, do this once)

Claude Skills need one setting switched on first, and this is the step that quietly trips people up.

Go to Settings → Features and make sure file creation / code execution is turned on. Skills lean on it to work, and if it's off, the Skills section won't behave the way it should. Flip it on once and you never think about it again. (Using the Skills Claude already comes with is free. Building your own custom Skill needs a paid plan, Pro or above, with that setting on.)

3Build your first one (5 steps)

Step one ~ Open a fresh chat

Go to claude.ai and start a brand new conversation. Clean slate, nothing else open.

Step two ~ Paste in what you want Claude to remember

Open the document you want Claude to carry going forward, your brand voice guide, your ICA research, a business overview, a framework. Copy the whole thing and paste it in. If it's long, paste the long version anyway (she's not scared of a wall of text 🫣). You'll know it worked when Claude reads it back and clearly understands it.

Step three ~ Give Claude this prompt

Paste this“I want to create a Claude Skill from this document. Please turn it into a clear, structured skill I can save, so you always have this context when I'm working with you. Pull out the key information so future conversations start with this knowledge already loaded.”

Claude takes everything you pasted, pulls out what matters, and organizes it into a clean structured version that works as a Skill. You'll know it worked when Claude hands you back a tidy, organized version, not just a copy of what you sent.

Step four ~ Save it

This is the step people skip, and it's the one that actually makes it stick 🤦‍♀️

Copy the structured version Claude just gave you
Click your profile icon (bottom left), then Settings
Open Features, then scroll to Skills
Click Add
Choose Write skill instructions and paste in what Claude created (or pick Create with Claude for a guided chat)
Name it something you'll recognise, like “My Brand Voice” or “Business Overview”
Save 🥂

Step five ~ Switch it on

Next time you start a chat, your Skill is ready. Open it from your Skills, toggle it on, and Claude starts every conversation already knowing your context. No more blank slate, no more re‑explaining yourself.

4Skill vs. Project vs. Memory (quick gut‑check)

Feature	What it holds	Best for
Skill	How you want things done (your voice and your format)	Reusable context + style across every chat
Project	The living stuff for one body of work (current offers, this launch)	Knowledge that changes often
Memory	Claude remembering you across chats on its own	Hands‑off recall (any plan)

For making Claude sound like you and know your business, a Skill is the loveliest place to start. Once you're comfy, you can graduate your fast‑changing stuff into a Project too.

5Pro tips for better Skills

Start with your most‑repeated context. Whatever you re‑explain chat after chat, that's your first Skill. For most people it's brand voice or business overview.
You can have more than one. Build a Brand Voice Skill, an ICA Skill, a Content Strategy Skill, and switch on whichever fit the task. Like handing Claude different briefing folders.
Skills are living documents. Come back and update them whenever your positioning, offers, or voice shifts. A Skill that's six months stale can quietly hold Claude back.
The more specific, the better. “I'm a business coach” gives Claude almost nothing. “I help women 45+ who are burned out from hustle culture build calm, ADHD‑friendly systems in Notion” gives Claude everything.

your spell book of codes

THE PROMPT library

These are prompt shortcuts that completely change how Claude responds. Type one before your actual request and Claude shifts into a different gear. You don't need all of them, just two or three that match what you're working on this week.

ready‑to‑paste prompt codes

the spell book

one

Type the code first, then your actual request right after it.

two

/slash and ALLCAPS codes work exactly the same way.

three

Stack them for combo power, like /ghost + /voice.

four

Works in regular Claude chat and in Claude Code on your computer.

anatomy of a stacked code

/ghost sets the mode (sound human). /voice stacks a second mode (lock in my tone). Your actual request hands Claude the material to work with.

The code is the how, your words are the what.

Jacky's Picks

If the full list makes your brain do the thing, ignore it for now. Here are my one‑per‑section favourites. Start with /ghost and /mirror this week, add PARETO and /blindspots next week, and you're away.

/ghostsound completely human

/mirrorlock in your exact voice

WIREFRAMEsee a layout before you build

/blindspotscatch what you're too close to see

/eli5strip the jargon, get the ohhh moment

PARETOfind the 20% that moves the needle

HOOKS10ten openers when the page is blank

AUTOMATEturn a repetitive task into a script

COMPAREtwo options, one clear winner

/autopromptturn a messy idea into the perfect prompt

Core Writing & Style10 codes

This is your make‑it‑sound‑like‑me section, and tbh it's probably where you'll spend the most time. Whether you're drafting a Slow Glow Sunday email, writing a Skool post, or trying to get Claude to stop sounding like a corporate robot who swallowed a thesaurus, these codes are your everyday workhorses.

Code	What it does	Best for
`/ghost`	Rewrites text so it's impossible to tell AI wrote it	Robotic first drafts
`/mirror`	Matches your exact writing style from a sample you give it	Sounding like you
`/raw`	Strips all formatting and gives a clean plain response	Clean copy‑paste
`/voice`	Locks in a specific tone and keeps it the entire conversation	Staying on‑tone
`/punch`	Makes every sentence hit harder and more direct	Flat, wordy lines
`/flow`	Restructures text so it reads smoother from start to finish	Choppy paragraphs
`/trim`	Cuts the fluff without losing any meaning	Bloated copy
`/hook`	Rewrites the opening line to grab attention instantly	Boring openers
`/rephrase`	Says the same thing in a completely different way	Stuck on wording
`/polish`	Makes rough text sound professional without changing the meaning	Quick pro finish

Jacky's pick

/ghost + /mirror together is the combo for when you want Claude to draft something that sounds like you wrote it on a really good brain day. Paste one of your best emails or Skool posts as a sample first, then ask Claude to draft your next one in that same voice. It picks up on your rhythm, your parenthetical asides, all of it.

Try these right now

/ghost Rewrite this email so it sounds completely human and warm: [paste your draft]
/mirror Here's a sample of my writing style: [paste your best Skool post]. Now write a welcome email for new members in this exact voice.
/hook I wrote this blog intro but it's boring: “Today I want to talk about planning systems.” Make it grab attention instantly.
/trim This sales page section is way too long. Cut the fluff but keep the emotion: [paste section]
/flow This email reads choppy and disconnected. Restructure it so it flows like a voice note: [paste email]

Artifacts & Creation10 codes

This is where Claude stops talking about things and actually builds them for you. Dashboards, prototypes, wireframes, working tools. You know that feeling when you're trying to explain what you want your sales page to look like and you're waving your hands around going “it should feel like... cozy but professional?” These codes turn that hand‑waving into something visual you can actually use.

Code	What it does	Best for
`ARTIFACTS`	Generates a full interactive project you can use immediately	Instant usable build
`/buildme`	Creates a complete working app or tool from a description	Tools from scratch
`DASHBOARD`	Builds a live data dashboard you can interact with	Live data views
`PROTOTYPE`	Generates a working prototype from just an idea	Testing an idea
`CANVAS`	Opens a visual workspace for designing layouts and diagrams	Visual layout work
`/render`	Turns a description into a visual output inside the chat	Quick mockup
`BLUEPRINT`	Creates a full project plan with files and structure	Whole project plans
`WIREFRAME`	Designs a basic layout for a website or app screen	Sales page layouts
`/livecode`	Writes and runs code in real time so you can see it work	Watching it run
`GENERATOR`	Builds a reusable tool that creates outputs on demand	Reusable mini‑tools

Jacky's pick

WIREFRAME is so good when you're planning a sales page or opt‑in page layout before building it in Flodesk. You describe what sections you want, what the flow should feel like, and Claude gives you a visual layout you can actually hand to someone (or build yourself) without starting at a blank screen.

Try these right now

WIREFRAME Design a sales page layout for a $37/month membership for creative female founders. Sections needed: hero with headline, pain points, what's inside, testimonials, FAQ, CTA.
BLUEPRINT I'm building a 6‑day email challenge. Create the full project plan with file structure, email sequence, and daily content outline.
/buildme Create a simple calculator tool where someone can input their monthly revenue goal and it shows how many units of a $37 product they need to sell per month and per week.
GENERATOR Build me a reusable email subject line generator for a cozy, ADHD‑friendly business brand. It should ask for the topic and tone, then give 10 options.

Thinking & Reasoning10 codes

For when you need Claude to actually think with you, not just spit out the first answer that comes to mind. These codes are like having a thinking partner who forces you to look at the problem from angles you'd never see on your own. Perfect for those moments when you're staring at your business going “I know something isn't working but I literally cannot figure out what” (we've all been there 🫣).

Code	What it does	Best for
`OODA`	Analyzes a situation through observe, orient, decide, and act	Messy situations
`/deepthink`	Forces Claude to reason through every layer before answering	Hard problems
`L99`	Pushes the response to the highest possible level of depth	Maximum depth
`CHAINLOGIC`	Walks through each reasoning step so you can follow the logic	Following the logic
`/blindspots`	Finds what you're missing that you didn't think to ask about	Before you publish
`OVERTHINK`	Deliberately over‑analyzes to catch details everyone else misses	Small details
`/unpack`	Breaks a complex idea into every piece that makes it work	Complex ideas
`INVERT`	Solves the problem by thinking about it completely backwards	Stuck thinking
`/layered`	Gives the answer at surface level, mid level, and expert level	Learning at your level
`XRAY`	Sees through the obvious answer to find what's really going on	The real story

Jacky's pick

/blindspots is the one I reach for before any big business decision. It's like having a second brain that catches all the stuff you're too close to see, and it's especially good when you've been staring at the same offer or launch plan for so long that you can't tell if it's brilliant or completely broken anymore.

Try these right now

/blindspots I'm about to launch a $37/month membership for creative female founders. Here's my plan: [describe plan]. What am I missing that could cause this to fail?
INVERT Instead of asking “how do I get more members,” help me think about this backwards: what would guarantee that nobody joins my membership? Then reverse those answers into a strategy.
/layered Explain the difference between a membership and a course, at beginner level, intermediate level, and expert business strategist level.
/unpack Break down everything that needs to happen for an evergreen funnel to actually work. Every moving piece, every assumption, every system.

Learning & Mastery10 codes

For when you want to actually understand something new instead of just getting a wall of text you'll forget in ten minutes. These codes turn Claude into the most patient teacher you've ever had, one who meets you exactly where you are and doesn't make you feel silly for asking. Your squiggly brain is going to love /eli5 and SPEEDRUN because they're basically dopamine‑safe learning on demand. 🔥

Code	What it does	Best for
`/teachme`	Turns the response into a lesson instead of just an answer	Actually learning it
`GAPFINDER`	Identifies exactly what you don't know about a topic	Finding blind spots
`/eli5`	Explains it so simply a five year old would get it	Jargon overload
`MASTERCLASS`	Teaches a topic like a world‑class expert would	Expert‑level depth
`/drill`	Creates practice exercises so you actually learn it	Practice that sticks
`SPEEDRUN`	Teaches you the fastest possible path to understanding something	Fast understanding
`/mentor`	Gives advice like a personal mentor who knows your situation	Personalised advice
`LEVELUP`	Figures out your current level and teaches you the next one	Your next level
`CRASHCOURSE`	Gives you everything you need to know in five minutes	5‑minute basics
`BOOTCAMP`	Builds a full learning plan from beginner to advanced	Full learning plan

Jacky's pick

/eli5 is my go‑to for anything finance or tech‑related that makes my brain want to physically leave the room. You know that feeling when someone starts explaining SEO or tax deductions and your eyes just... glaze over? /eli5 strips all the jargon and gives you that “ohhh, THAT's what that means” moment. It's like having someone explain things the way you wish Google would.

Try these right now

/eli5 What is an evergreen funnel and how does it actually make money while I sleep? Explain it like I'm smart but have zero marketing background.
SPEEDRUN I need to understand Pinterest SEO in the fastest way possible. Give me just what I need to start driving traffic to my blog this week.
/mentor I'm a solo female founder with a $37/month membership, a few digital products, and a blog. I want to hit consistent €5k months. What should I focus on next?
CRASHCOURSE Give me everything I need to know about email deliverability in five minutes. I use Flodesk.
GAPFINDER I think I understand how to build a sales funnel, but I'm probably missing things. Ask me questions to find the gaps in my knowledge.

Analysis & Strategy9 codes

For when you need to stress‑test an idea, find the weak spots in a plan, or figure out where your biggest opportunity is hiding. These are your strategic thinking partner codes, the ones you pull out during a planning session when you're trying to figure out “is this actually a good idea or am I just excited about it because it's new and shiny?” (Past‑Jacky has been there so many times 🤦‍♀️)

Code	What it does	Best for
`/redteam`	Tears your idea apart to find every weakness	Stress‑testing copy
`PARETO`	Finds the 20% of actions that drive 80% of results	Scattered priorities
`/swot`	Runs a full strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats analysis	Full situation scan
`WARGAME`	Simulates how competitors or opponents would respond	Competitor moves
`/premortem`	Imagines your plan already failed and figures out why	Launch risk‑proofing
`LEVERAGE`	Finds the one move you can make that changes everything else	Your biggest move
`/audit`	Reviews your work and flags every issue it can find	Reviewing your work
`BOTTLENECK`	Identifies the one thing slowing everything down	What's slowing you
`/scenario`	Plays out multiple futures so you can plan for each one	Planning for futures

Jacky's pick

PARETO + BOTTLENECK used together. When you're in that scattered, everything‑feels‑equally‑urgent mode and your to‑do list is giving you‑should‑be‑doing‑more‑energy, these two will show you the one thing that actually moves the needle and the one thing that's quietly blocking everything else. It's like a clarity intervention for your brain.

Try these right now

PARETO Here's everything on my business plate right now: [list your projects]. Which 20% of these will drive 80% of my revenue this quarter?
/premortem Imagine my membership launch completely flopped. Nobody signed up. Work backwards and tell me every reason why that could happen, so I can prevent it.
BOTTLENECK I have a blog, a newsletter, a Skool community, a few digital products, and a membership. Traffic is low and sales are inconsistent. What's the one bottleneck slowing everything down?
/redteam Here's my sales page copy for my new offer: [paste copy]. Tear it apart. Tell me every weakness, every place someone would click away, every objection I haven't addressed.

Creative & Content10 codes

This is the “my brain is empty and I need ideas NOW” section. For when you're staring at a blank Skool post, trying to write a blog intro that doesn't put people to sleep, or need ten different ways to talk about the same topic without sounding like a broken record. These codes push Claude's creative brain way beyond the usual “here are five generic ideas” energy.

Code	What it does	Best for
`/viral`	Rewrites content so it's designed to get shared	Shareable content
`HOOKS10`	Generates ten opening hooks for any topic	Blank‑page openers
`/storysell`	Turns a boring message into a story people want to read	Selling without sleaze
`REMIX`	Takes two unrelated ideas and smashes them into something new	Fresh combos
`/angles`	Gives you ten completely different ways to approach one topic	Same topic, new takes
`CLIFFHANGER`	Writes an ending that makes people desperate for more	Keeping them reading
`/captionme`	Writes social media captions that actually get engagement	Social captions
`POLARIZE`	Makes your take bold enough that people have to respond	Bold takes
`/banger`	Turns a flat line into something people screenshot and share	Screenshot‑worthy lines
`THUMBNAIL`	Writes a title or headline designed to get clicks	Click‑worthy titles

Jacky's pick

HOOKS10 is like, actually incredible for blog posts and emails. Give it your topic (“why most planners don't work for ADHD brains”), get ten completely different opening lines back, and pick the one that makes your gut go yep, that's the one. It's like having a brainstorm partner who never runs out of ideas and never judges your weird angles.

Try these right now

HOOKS10 Give me 10 opening hooks for a blog post about why most productivity advice doesn't work for creative women with ADHD.
/storysell I need to sell my €9 mini‑planner in an email, but I don't want it to feel salesy. Turn this boring description into a story: “It's a simple weekly planner designed for ADHD brains.”
/angles I keep writing about “planning systems for ADHD entrepreneurs” and I'm running out of fresh takes. Give me 10 completely different angles on this same topic.
REMIX Combine the concept of “Marie Kondo's decluttering method” with “business offer auditing” into a fresh content idea for creative founders.
/banger Make this line more screenshot‑worthy: “You don't need another planner, you need a system that works with your brain.”

Coding & Technical10 codes

Before you skip this section going “I'm not a coder.” Wait. You don't need to be. These codes are for when you're using Claude Code on your computer, fiddling with your website, or trying to turn a repetitive task into something that runs itself. Claude handles all the technical stuff, you just describe what you want in plain human words. Think of it as having a developer on speed dial who never judges you for asking “can you just make it... work?” 🫣

Code	What it does	Best for
`/debug`	Finds the bug in your code and explains what went wrong	Broken code
`REFACTOR`	Cleans up messy code without changing what it does	Messy code
`/shipit`	Takes rough code and makes it production ready	Production‑ready
`ARCHITECT`	Designs the full system structure before writing any code	System structure
`/convert`	Rewrites code from one language into another	Switching languages
`AUTOMATE`	Turns a manual process into a script that runs itself	Repetitive computer tasks
`/testit`	Writes tests for your code so you know it actually works	Trusting your code
`SCAFFOLD`	Sets up the entire file structure for a new project	New project setup
`/optimize`	Makes code faster without breaking anything	Slow code
`APIBUILD`	Creates a full API from a plain English description	Building an API

Jacky's pick

AUTOMATE is the one that made me go 🤯 the first time I used it. You literally just describe any repetitive task you do on your computer (renaming files, organising your downloads folder, converting a batch of images) and Claude writes a script that does it for you. Pair it with Claude Code and suddenly you're doing in 30 seconds what used to take you 30 minutes of manual clicking.

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AUTOMATE I manually rename my blog post images every week. The files come in as random strings and I need them named like “jacky‑co‑blog-[topic]-[number].jpg”. Write a script that does this for me.
SCAFFOLD I want to build a simple landing page for my freebie. Set up the file structure I need.
/debug This code was working yesterday and now it's broken. Here's the error message: [paste error]. What went wrong and how do I fix it?

Research & Deep Dives10 codes

For when you need to go way deeper than a surface‑level answer. Whether you're researching a potential collaboration partner, fact‑checking something before you put it in a blog post, comparing two tools before committing to one, or trying to understand a complex topic that keeps bouncing off your brain, these codes turn Claude into the most thorough research assistant you've ever had. (And one who doesn't get annoyed when you ask follow‑up questions for twenty minutes straight.)

Code	What it does	Best for
`/deepdive`	Goes far beyond the surface on any topic	Going deep
`FACTCHECK`	Verifies claims and flags anything that might be wrong	Verifying claims
`/sources`	Backs up every statement with where the information came from	Backed‑up answers
`COMPARE`	Puts two or more options side by side with a clear winner	Two‑option decisions
`/investigate`	Researches a topic like a journalist chasing a story	Digging into a topic
`TRENDSCAN`	Identifies what's happening right now in any space	What's happening now
`/extract`	Pulls the exact information you need from a long document	Long documents
`TIMELINE`	Maps out the full history of a topic in order	Topic history
`/digest`	Reads everything and gives you only what matters	Too much to read
`DOSSIER`	Compiles a full briefing on any topic, person, or company	Full briefings

Jacky's pick

COMPARE is perfect for those moments when you're stuck between two options and your brain is just ping‑ponging back and forth. Two tools, two email platforms, two pricing strategies, two ways to structure your funnel. It lays everything out side by side with actual pros, cons, and a recommendation so you can stop overthinking and just decide.

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COMPARE Compare Flodesk vs ConvertKit for a solo female founder who sells digital products and a $37/month membership. I care about design, deliverability, ease of use, and checkout features. Give me a clear winner.
TRENDSCAN What's happening right now in the online membership space for female creators? What's working, what's dying, and what should I be paying attention to?
/digest Here's a really long article about Pinterest algorithm changes: [paste or link]. Just give me the 5 things I actually need to know and do.
DOSSIER Compile a full briefing on Skool as a membership platform. Features, pricing, pros, cons, who it's best for, and any recent changes I should know about.

Power Commands10 codes

These are the meta codes, the ones that make Claude itself work better for you. They help you write better prompts (because let's be real, half the battle with AI is figuring out how to ask), load context so Claude doesn't forget what you told it five messages ago, chain tasks together, and just generally get Claude operating at a higher level across your whole conversation. Think of these as the settings dial, not the tool itself.

Code	What it does	Best for
`/godmode`	Unlocks the most detailed and comprehensive response possible	Maximum detail
`/autoprompt`	Takes your rough idea and builds the perfect prompt for it	Messy ideas
`MEGAPROMPT`	Generates a long detailed prompt that gets exactly what you want	Reusable prompts
`/chain`	Runs multiple prompts in sequence, each building on the last	Multi‑step tasks
`/system`	Writes a custom system prompt that changes how Claude behaves	Custom behaviour
`PERSONA`	Makes Claude respond as a specific type of expert	Expert on demand
`/memory`	Tells Claude to remember specific details for the whole conversation	No re‑explaining
`CONTEXT`	Loads background information so every response is more relevant	Relevant answers
`/rolelock`	Locks Claude into a specific character for the rest of the chat	Staying in character
`PROMPTFIX`	Takes a bad prompt and rewrites it so it actually works	Bad prompts

Jacky's pick

/autoprompt is the one that will make you feel like you just discovered a whole new level of AI 🤯 You know when you have this messy, half‑formed idea in your head and you're like “I know what I want but I literally cannot figure out how to explain it to Claude”? Just describe your chaotic brain dump and let Claude build the perfect prompt for you. Then use that prompt to get exactly what you wanted. Future‑you will want to high‑five present‑you.

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/autoprompt I want Claude to help me plan my next 90 days of content for my blog and newsletter, but I don't know how to ask for it in a way that gets good results. Build me the perfect prompt.
MEGAPROMPT Generate a detailed prompt I can reuse every week to get Claude to draft my Sunday newsletter in my brand voice. It should ask about my week, pull out a theme, and follow the Story → Pause → Insight → Empowerment structure.
/memory For this entire conversation, remember that I'm a solo female founder, I run a Skool membership, my audience is ADHD creative women 40+, and my brand voice is cozy‑smart with a cheeky edge. Apply this to everything you write for me.
PROMPTFIX I keep asking Claude to “write me a blog post about planning” and the results are generic and boring. Fix my prompt so it gives me something actually good.

Hidden Modes10 codes

The spicy section. These codes unlock Claude's more intense, direct, and specialised response modes. For when you need someone to tell you the actual truth about your offer (not the polished version), when you need to think like a CEO for five minutes instead of spiralling like a creative, or when you need a sales brain on demand that can close without being sleazy. Use with caution and a cup of tea. 🥂

Code	What it does	Best for
`/nofilter`	Gives the most direct and unfiltered honest opinion possible	Honest truth
`BEASTMODE`	Pushes the output quality to the absolute maximum	Max quality
`/therapist`	Talks through a situation with you like a trained therapist would	Talking it through
`CEOMODE`	Responds like a CEO making high‑stakes business decisions	Big decisions
`/negotiate`	Writes a negotiation script designed to get you the best deal	Getting the deal
`FOUNDER`	Gives startup and business advice from a founder's perspective	Founder advice
`/closer`	Writes sales copy or messages designed to close the deal	Closing the sale
`OPERATOR`	Handles a task end to end without needing more input	Hands‑off tasks
`/unlocked`	Drops the hedging and gives you a straight, direct answer	Straight answers
`SENTINEL`	Reviews everything for errors, risks, and missed details	Final safety check

Jacky's pick

/nofilter when you need someone to tell you the truth about your sales page, your offer, or your launch plan without sugarcoating it. It's like asking your most brutally honest friend to review your work (the one who loves you enough to say “babe, this CTA makes no sense”). Then pair it with SENTINEL after you've finished something important, as a final error‑and‑risk check before you hit publish. That combo has saved me from some questionable decisions.

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/nofilter Here's my sales page for my membership. Be brutally honest, what's weak, what's confusing, and where would someone click away? [paste sales page]
CEOMODE I have €500 to invest in my business this month. Here are my options: [list options]. If you were making a CEO‑level decision about where this money goes for maximum return, what would you choose and why?
/closer Write a DM reply to someone who said they're interested in my membership but “need to think about it.” Make it warm and persuasive without being pushy.
SENTINEL I'm about to publish this blog post. Review everything for errors, broken logic, missing information, and anything that could make me look unprofessional: [paste post]
FOUNDER I'm a solo founder making around €2k/month with digital products and a membership. I want to get to €5k consistently. What would you do in my position?

a gentle troubleshooting drawer

WHEN YOU'RE stuck

A few things that quietly trip people up, and the calm fix for each. Nothing here is your fault, it's just the stuff nobody tells you.

The Calm-Fix Drawer

you’re not doing it wrong

?I hit my usage limit

Free users have a daily cap. Switch to Haiku for simpler questions (it sips your allowance), keep your prompts concise, and lean on Projects so you're not re‑explaining context every time. Or just come back in a few hours, your allowance refills.

?I'm getting outdated info

Claude has a knowledge cutoff, but it can search the web. Add “current” or “as of 2026” to nudge it toward a fresh web search.

?My uploads aren't working

Double‑check the file format. Claude supports PDF, DOCX, CSV, TXT, HTML, and images. If a file won't upload, try converting it to PDF first.

?It still doesn't sound like me

Two gentle fixes. First, give it a sample, paste one of your best emails or Skool posts and ask Claude to match that voice. Second, reach for /ghost and /mirror from the Prompt Library together. And if you've built a brand‑voice Skill over in Make It Yours, switch it on first so every reply starts from your voice instead of a generic one.

A little reminder

This whole kit is a living guide, not a template. Don't duplicate it, just bookmark this page (browser bar, wherever you keep your favourites) and pop back whenever you need it. It'll be here, growing, every time you come back 🩵

that's your foundation

You now know what Claude is, how to make it remember you, and where the codes live

Play with it. Throw your weirdest questions at it. The best way to learn Claude is to use Claude, and this room will be right here when you want to come back.

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xo Jakolien

Evergreen kit, refreshed a few times a year. If anything here drifts (model names, menu paths, plan limits), it gets a quick quarterly tidy.