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Things I taught my AI employee.

Skills, prompts and abilities built with Luo, most of them open source in claude-home-base. Copy the prompt on any one of them and hand it to your own agent.

Skill · 11 Sep 2026

Luo can take a phone call now.

I used GPT-Live-1 to give Luo, my AI employee, a voice. I can call it from Telegram while driving or on a walk, and it does real work across every project. Easily the biggest capability lift in my AI work.

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Skill · 10 Sep 2026

A git toolbar whose buttons spawn subagents.

I built a git toolbar into my AI employee's file browser, then wired each button to spawn a little subagent that does the work. Fetch, pull, push, stash, and halfway through I realised the old VS Code buttons had a ceiling this doesn't.

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Skill · 9 Sep 2026

Explorable Explanations: a skill that makes decks you can play.

AI is great at one-page HTML. I wanted a deck of interconnected pages that feels like an immersive lesson, with little JavaScript games so you learn by exploring. A week of work with Luo, shipped as a skill for Fable 5.1. The three explorables below were made with it.

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Skill · 19 Aug 2026

Per-channel prompts, and Figma-style comments on any HTML page.

Two abilities built in one conversation: set the prompt and effort per Slack channel, and mark up a landing page like Figma so I can leave comments and ask Luo to fix them.

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Skill · 14 Aug 2026

Luo built itself a battery alarm.

Unprompted, Luo made a job that pings me when its MacBook gets unplugged. Today a cleaner unplugged it, and I got the notification. All to keep its trust battery with me charged.

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Skill · 13 Aug 2026

Chad Review: I gave my AI a bullshit detector.

The newest, most capable models slop the worst. Not padding any more: the clever word, the metaphor, the invented caveat. Chad is the reader who can't be impressed, and he reads every draft before the real world does.

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Skill · 23 Jul 2026

A 24-hour clock for everything Luo does on its own.

Twenty-three scheduled jobs, one clock face. Which ran, which failed, and a button to edit the prompt of any of them.

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Skill · 26 Jun 2026

Elon's algorithm, run by a swarm of agents.

Question every requirement, delete, simplify. Codified as a skill where a swarm of agents debates every cut. The way to make Opus 5 work on your prompts is subtraction, and this is the knife.

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Skill · 18 May 2026

How far can GitHub Pages actually go?

The fastest way from zero to production for a semi-technical person. Seven working apps on a static host to find the ceiling: a synthesizer, a podcast player, a whiteboard.

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