I don't build alone.
In 2026, going solo isn't the smart default. This is a shared library of the open-source projects, Claude Skills, and creators I learn from, collaborate with, and borrow workflow ideas from — and I study how different people actually use AI to keep sharpening my own workflow. I'm publishing it so you can see how I think and learn, not just what I ship.
These aren't my output — they're my collaborators and teachers. Almost every entry is an official, community, or third-party tool; the links go to source and the authors are credited in each row. The systems I actually built live on the Operating Model page and in my own AI Skill Set.
On using AI, honestly. I don't treat it as a crutch or a source of truth. Models get stance, citations, and real-world facts wrong, and numbers stitched together aren't knowledge. But when I'm dropped into an unfamiliar industry from zero, you still need a starting point — mine is usually a stack of URLs in NotebookLM, learning a field's systems, needs, and gaps from primary sources before I ever open Figma. The point is to come at a problem from several angles, understand the client, and never fake expertise.
How I work with all this.
A library only matters if there's judgment behind it. Here's the thinking that decides what earns a place, and how these tools fit into real work.
Maintained as a living document · last updated July 2026 · — tools and growing. Entries marked ★ are recommended starting points.
My own AI systems.
I don't only consume — I contribute back. The library above is what I learn from; these are what I've built and open-sourced for others to use.