Quick one today — Genuinely, thank you all for being here. I started The Vibe Marketing Lab a couple of months ago just to document what I was building with Claude Code. No real plan, just wanted to share the process. 87 of you showed up. Some of you have been here since day one. That still blows my mind a bit. As a thank you, I'm opening up The Vibe Marketing Lab Skills Repo to everyone in the community. It's a collection of Claude Code skills I've been building and using across my own projects — customer avatars, offer creation, money models, and a few others. You install them once and they just work inside Claude Code. I currently have: - A Customer Avatar Creator - An Offer Creator - A Money Models Creator I'm beta testing: - A LinkedIn Post Generator - An X Post Generator Tutorial coming soon on how to set them up and use them! (Go through the Claude Code Masterclass if you don't know how to use them yet!) Comment "SKILLS" below and I'll send you the link to the Github repo where you can install the skills right into your Claude Code. More skills and more tutorials on how to use these coming soon!

New here? Drop a comment and tell us a bit about yourself. Here's a quick template to get you started: - Name and what you do (marketer, agency owner, freelancer, etc.) - What you're currently working on with AI (or want to be) - What you're hoping to get from this community - One thing outside of work you're into No wrong answers. Bonus points if you include a photo or GIF. I'll go first — check the comments.

Quick one. If you've download the ‘tvml-skills’ pack from: https://github.com/reapzyau/tvml-skills, we’ve just updated the repo to: https://github.com/reapzyau/marketing-os-skills. P.S. I’ve set the github to public, do you no longer need to request an invite. These skills are free for you to download! MarketingOS is going public very soon. I’m just building the final couple of features, and we’ll be ready to go! So ahead of that, I've tidied up the branding so the whole thing sits under one name. The skills repo tvml-skills is now marketing-os-skills. And every skill now starts with mos-*, for example: - /mos-avatar - /mos-offer - /mos-wiki-query Same skills you already know, new names. Why bother? The engine is MarketingOS and the command is mos, so the skills should match. One clean name across the whole thing instead of a mix of tvml- and mos-. Small thing on its own, but it matters when it's about to be in front of a lot more people. To update, please do the following: 1. Open up your Claude Code 2. Type this prompt in “Please update tvml-skills to the latest version, and re-symlink all of my skills: https://github.com/reapzyau/marketing-os-skills”. Claude Code should detect that there’s a major overhaul to the naming convention. The re-symlink should help with ensuring that the skills get linked to your CC system properly. GitHub auto-redirects the old name, so nothing breaks if you forget. But pull it so you've got the renamed skills, restart Claude Code, and you're on /mos-* from here on. That's it. Pull it, and enjoy!

You know the pile. Saved articles you'll never reread, notes scattered across three apps, research you did once and can't find again. Andrej Karpathy posted a fix that's stuck with me: get an AI to build and maintain your own private wiki. A personal knowledge library that gets a bit smarter every time you feed it. I've been running my whole knowledge base on it for weeks now, and the setup is dead simple. Two folders and one schema file. No code, no vector database, just plain markdown you own (it renders straight into Obsidian 🤯). One folder holds your raw sources, the stuff the AI reads but never touches. The other is the wiki, the part the AI writes and keeps tidy. The schema file is the rulebook tying it together. Here's the loop once it's built. Drop in a source, say "ingest this," and it compiles a clean page, links it to related pages, and updates the index. One article can touch a dozen pages in a single pass. Ask it a question later and it reads the index, opens the two or three pages it needs, and answers. It never re-reads the whole library. Point it at your reading, your research, your projects, your marketing swipe file. Every book, article, and note you add is a free brick in the wall. It's not another tab to babysit. It's the library that finally holds everything you've been losing. I'm baking this into MarketingOS, right now as a default feature. But if you want to build your own right now, I wrote up the exact prompt I use. Drop it into Claude Code in an empty folder, answer two questions, and it scaffolds the whole thing for you. It's FREE, grab it here 👇 https://www.skool.com/the-vibe-marketing-lab/classroom/c1e16ae1?md=a0ea7c84b6ab4dc5b927121f5b141b9a