Prompts from the videos

Every prompt I use in a video, in full. Free, ungated, no email required. Copy one and go.

Vibe coding

The Maid Agent Prompt: Clean Dead Code With Claude Code

A free maid agent prompt for Claude Code: it finds dead code, stale comments and old tests, shows you the bill, then cleans in small batches with tests.

R.B.T.Q. Agent Team Prompt for Claude Code

The prompt and agent files from Token Hacking Ep 14: one orchestrator that never codes, plus a researcher, builder, tester and quality checker, each scoped.

The Librarian

The Librarian: Set Up an AI Company Brain

Copy reusable prompts for a private company brain, structured agent updates, a recurring librarian, and executive reports with a traceable audit history.

Vibe coding

The PEQS Prompt: Run Claude Like a Real Engineering Team

A free PEQS prompt for Claude Code: Product plans the feature, Engineering ships it in small PRs, then QA and Security try to break it before it ships.

Claude mods

Claude Code Mods: Audit Your Sessions, Then Build Duckboard

Two free prompts for Claude Code mods: one audits your last 30 sessions and ranks five mods, one builds Duckboard, a live board of every session.

Graphify + Jev: Find Code for 19% Fewer Tokens

A copy-paste prompt that gives your AI coding agent a local code graph and a cheap ranking model. Measured on 30 questions: 19% fewer tokens, same accuracy.

Claude Code Orchestrates, Codex and OpenCode Build

I run Claude Code as the orchestrator on a small plan and send the building to Codex and OpenCode. My routing table, the setup prompt, and what I measured.

The Orchestrate Skill Set for Claude Code

Orchestrate prompt for Claude Code, free and in full: it installs itself plus the seven skills and three agents, or clone the repo and run one script.

The Company Wiki Setup Prompt

Company wiki prompt, free and ungated: paste it into Claude Desktop and it interviews you, builds a linked markdown wiki, and sets up your three agents.

The Orchestrator Course

A free, step by step course on running a team of AI coding agents, with dated field notes I keep adding to.