Guides
Plain-English explanations for people building with Claude Code and publishing on the web. Technical details are checked against the official documentation and dated on each page.
What is a Claude Code skill file?
A plain-English explanation of Claude Code skills: what a SKILL.md file contains, where it lives, how Claude decides to use it, and how to run one yourself.
How to write a skill description Claude will actually use
The description is how Claude decides whether to load your skill. Learn what to put in it, how long it can be, and which settings control when a skill runs.
Skill arguments and supporting files: a practical walkthrough
How to pass input to a Claude Code skill with $ARGUMENTS, numbered and named arguments, and how to point a skill at its own files.
llms.txt explained: what it is and how to write one
llms.txt is a proposed Markdown file that gives AI systems a short overview of your website. Learn the format, where the file goes and what it can and cannot do.
A checklist for reviewing AI-written content before you publish
A practical review checklist for anything an AI tool drafts for you: facts, names, numbers, links, claims, tone and originality.
How to plan a weekday content calendar in a spreadsheet
A simple spreadsheet layout for planning one post per weekday: the columns to use, how to keep a buffer, and how to keep quality up.