1. Pick a task. Click a card. Answer a few short questions. Not sure? Leave the box empty.
2. Ask the AI. Press "Ask Claude". Your message is ready for you. Read it, then press Send. We never send anything for you.
Your own tasks. Have messages that already work for you? Press "+ Add my own task" above the tasks. Words in [square brackets] become boxes to fill in. They're saved in this browser only, so save a backup under My tasks.
Want to learn more? Press Learn at the top for short guides and real examples.
If Claude doesn't open: press "Copy message", open Claude yourself, and paste it into a new chat.
Your words stay with you. What you type stays on this device. Your favorites and settings are saved here too.
Questions or ideas? Press Feedback at the top. We read every note.
Want tasks for your own work? Book a 30-minute chat and we'll make tasks just for you.
What we count. To make this better, we count your visits, which tasks you open, which guides you read in Learn, and when you press "Book a session". We link this to the email you sign in with. We never see what you type or the messages you send to the AI.
Click a skill name. Codex opens with a
tailored starter prompt. Replace the <input> placeholders and send when
ready. Nothing is sent for you.
Want to add your context first? Use “Edit prompt” on the card. You can
fill each input, review the full prompt, and then open
Codex or copy the text.
How each tool opens. Codex uses codex://threads/new?prompt=…
and prefills the composer. The Claude desktop app uses
claude://claude.ai/new?q=…: a new chat opens with the prompt filled in.
Claude Code uses claude-cli://open?q=…, which opens a terminal with the
prompt typed in. claude.ai in a browser opens a new chat and the prompt is copied for you
to paste, because its link could send the prompt before you fill it in. Very long prompts
are copied instead. Your operating system may ask which application should open these
links.
If the app doesn’t open: use “Copy prompt,” open
Codex manually, and paste into a new chat. Claude Code
registers its link handler after you send your first prompt in an interactive
claude session.
Favorites and launch dates are saved in local storage on this device. Three homepage
launches within the past 30 days automatically mark a skill as a favorite. Removing a
favorite manually prevents automatic starring until you add it again. Launch history
begins with this version; it does not read past conversations. Prompt inputs stay in this
page’s memory and are cleared when you close the editor. Enabled skills are checked on
every page load: through local Codex commands, or by reading Claude skill folders. Use
Refresh skills after installing or updating skills. Use Setup / change workspace to change
the project context.
Some skills need connected services or approval during their workflow. Their prompts
preserve those steps. The 26A Service Center Helper is marked as an older reference.