tools
Tools.
Things you can run, install, read, or import: a live RAG chatbot, the Claude Code Playbook, three open-source kits of Agent Skills for Claude and ChatGPT, and n8n workflows for content pipelines. I use each of them day to day and packaged them so you can take them.
Governance documents (policies, risk scoring, measurement, vendor evaluation) are on /frameworks. The per-skill directory, with a link to every SKILL.md, is on /skills. If something here is broken or unclear, tell me and I'll fix it.
live_apps
Hosted and running, with nothing to install.
Ask a marketing strategy question in plain English and get an answer grounded in peer-reviewed science, with the sources attached. It retrieves against 200+ empirical generalizations distilled from more than 10,000 peer-reviewed studies across 90 marketing capabilities, so each answer cites the studies behind it.
Co-built with the Marketing Science Institute.
ask it a question ↗playbooks
Long-form guides that live as public repos, so you can read them here, fork them, or point your agent at them.
How I run Claude Code every day: the three-layer architecture, the settings that matter and why, MCP and context cost, routing work to Codex and Gemini, subagent model pinning, hooks as enforcement, security, and 37 dated lessons. Verified against Claude Code 2.1.286 on 2026-09-30.
Read it here or on GitHub. CC BY 4.0.
agent_kits
Three public repos, MIT. Two are packs of Agent Skills, the open standard Anthropic published and OpenAI adopted, so one SKILL.md folder installs unchanged in Claude Code, claude.ai, ChatGPT, and Codex. The third is a Claude Code template. For every skill listed individually, with a link to each file, see /skills.
- organization-ai-skills 30 skills, 6 plugins
Agent Skills for organizational knowledge work: research, content, meetings, ops, and delegation. Thirteen run out of the box; seventeen are templates with bracketed placeholders you fill with your own org's context. Ships as six installable plugins so an admin can preinstall some and offer the rest per team, two of them the Claude and ChatGPT editions of the same delegation pair.
- cross-model-agent-delegation 3 skills + wrappers + agents
Keeps orchestration on the expensive model and pushes research, review, retrieval, and bulk edits down to cheaper workers, in both directions: Claude Code out to the Codex CLI, and Codex out to Claude Code. Claude Code can also send writing work to Gemini 4 Argon through the Antigravity CLI. Seven task classes per side, a wrapper that owns every CLI flag, Codex models resolved from the live catalog (GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6.1 Sol, GPT-6 Luna), and model-pinned agent templates. The README carries current model prices and cost-per-task benchmarks, plus Anthropic's measurements of when delegation saves money: on work too big for one context, and as a cap on runaway runs.
- maven-template claude code template
AI Chief of Staff scaffolding for Claude Code: templated org context filled by an interactive /onboard, a statusline with cost and pace tracking, multi-agent workflow patterns, and curated MCP recommendations.
n8n_workflows
15 importable workflow JSON files. Drop one into your n8n instance, swap the placeholder credentials for your own, and run it. I scrub every real ID before publishing. They live in alectivism/n8n-workflows, MIT-licensed.
- [01] publish-social ready to import
One webhook publishes the same post to LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, and Threads with per-channel formatting. The publish half of a content pipeline.
- [02] rss-intake ready to import
Daily cron over core industry feeds (AdExchanger, IAB, Digiday, TechCrunch AI). Dedupes and writes new items to a Notion content database.
- [03] reddit-rss-intake ready to import
Weekly cron over ~25 subreddit RSS feeds. Dedupes and files high-signal threads to Notion as content ideas.
- [04] reddit-ai-subreddits ready to import
Weekly cron over AI subreddits' top-of-week posts. Scores, filters, and files keepers to Notion.
- [05] reddit-ai-subreddits-monthly ready to import
Monthly cron (first Friday) over the month's top AI subreddit posts. The slower, higher-bar companion to the weekly variant.
- [06] news-web-monitor ready to import
Weekly cron over a dozen industry news and blog feeds, filtered for relevance by an LLM call, written to Notion.
- [07] substack-monitor ready to import
Weekly cron over a set of AI and marketing Substack feeds. New issues get filtered and filed to Notion.
- [08] podcast-intake ready to import
Twice-weekly cron that pulls podcast RSS and Vimeo, transcribes new media, extracts topic ideas, and writes them to Notion, with transcripts stored in Google Drive.
- [09] ai-daily-brief ready to import
Daily 9am cron against a single show: fetches yesterday's transcript and insights, synthesizes the episode, and writes both a source record and a content idea to Notion.
- [10] x-thought-leader-monitor ready to import
Weekly cron that pulls posts from a roster of X accounts, scores each for relevance, and files keepers to Notion.
- [11] linkedin-profile-monitor ready to import
Weekly cron that monitors a roster of LinkedIn profiles via a scraper API and files new posts to Notion.
- [12] web-capture-webhook ready to import
Webhook endpoint for a browser extension or share target. Scrapes a URL through Jina Reader, falls back to Firecrawl when the page needs JS rendering, and saves structured content to Notion.
- [13] linkedin-website-sync ready to import
Weekly cron that syncs recent LinkedIn posts to a JSON feed. The workflow behind the activity feed on this site.
- [14] error-handler-slack ready to import
Drop-in error workflow. Catches failures from any other workflow and posts a formatted alert to Slack. Set it as the error workflow on everything else.
- [15] board-linkedin-monitor ready to import
Weekly cron: scrapes LinkedIn posts from a roster, drafts candidate comments in a named voice, and queues them to Airtable for human review. No auto-posting, and a kill switch on the roster node.
custom_tool
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