Every build we have published, with the repo, the prompts and what it cost. Search by problem, by tool, or by the part of the People team it belongs to.
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Concepts and getting set up. Small tasks with quick wins, so the thing stops feeling like a black box.
You can set things up, add a database and host a simple app. Builds that do a real job for a real team.
Full multi-user builds at the scale where a tool can genuinely replace software you are paying for.
A task-level exposure report built from a job description. It parses the JD into tasks, maps them to O*NET task statements, applies a published versioned rubric, and returns which tasks are exposed, which are durable, and where to invest in training. It never identifies who to make redundant.
Tool · All functions · claude, onet
Paste a job advert and get back the specific lines that narrow your applicant pool, with the reason for each. Not a rewrite tool. It shows the cause so you can decide what to change.
Tool · Recruiting · claude
A published method for scoring HR and talent tools. Every score we publish cites the benchmark version it was produced under, and the rubric lives in a public repo so anyone can check the method or disagree with it in the open.
Benchmark · All functions
A skill that reads a folder of exit interview notes and returns themes with counts and supporting quotes. The point is the count. A theme mentioned once is an anecdote, and a theme mentioned nine times is a problem.
Skill · People ops · claude
The guide rather than the artefact. What a skill is, what makes one reliable, how to scope it to a single job, and the signs that what you actually need is a script or a tool instead of a skill.
Skill · L&D · claude
A reference table of Claude Code's slash commands and keyboard shortcuts with a plain explanation of what each one does and when you would reach for it. Written for People teams rather than engineers, so it says what a command is for rather than what it technically invokes.
Cheatsheet · All functions · claude
Nothing matches that yet. The library is new, so the newsletter is the fastest way to hear when something lands.