Zara Zhang
- Imagine if Claude Code/Codex can access AND operate all your chats, calendars, meetings, docs, sheets... That's possible now with Lark CLI. The world's most all-in-one collaboration tool just became the world's most agent-friendly collaboration tool. I just built a skill on top of this: Not only does it extract to-dos from the meetings, it actually EXECUTES those to-dos... insane https://t.co/Dzviq7vdQQ
- My Frontend Slides skill now has 7.8k stars on Github which is crazy!! I just restructured it following the "progressive disclosure" pattern: went from 1,625 lines loaded every time to 183. Same functionality, 89% less context bloat. Treat your instruction file like a table of contents, not a textbook. Put the rules up front. Put the reference material in separate files the agent reads only when it needs them. It's like the difference between handing a new hire a 30-page briefing doc vs. a 2-page summary with "see appendix B for details."
- I created a Claude Skill that make beautiful slides on the web. The world hasn't woken up to the fact that code can create much better slides than most PPT tools. - Claude interviews you first about aesthetics, then generate a few directions to "show not tell", and you can pick your favorite - Cool transitions and animations - Interactive hover states and cursor effects - Auto-fits on any screen - Supports converting existing PPTX files to web-based slides; preserves original images and brand assets I asked Claude to make a slide show about this skill to showcase what it can do. Link to skill below
- Created a custom slash command "/handover" in Claude Code: When I'm ending a Claude session (e.g. context window filling up), I get Claude to generate a "https://t.co/GZrCLFU2Zu" document which summarizes everything we did in this session, including decisions, pitfalls, lessons learned, etc. So the next session's Claude has full context. This prevents amnesia and preserves institutional knowledge
- 10 beginner-friendly ideas to build with Claude Code (Prompts included)
Imagine if Claude Code/Codex can access AND operate all your chats, calendars, meetings, docs, sheets... That's possible now with Lark CLI. The world's most all-in-one collaboration tool just became the world's most agent-friendly collaboration tool. I just built a skill on top of this: Not only does it extract to-dos from the meetings, it actually EXECUTES those to-dos... insane https://t.co/Dzviq7vdQQ
My Frontend Slides skill now has 7.8k stars on Github which is crazy!! I just restructured it following the "progressive disclosure" pattern: went from 1,625 lines loaded every time to 183. Same functionality, 89% less context bloat. Treat your instruction file like a table of contents, not a textbook. Put the rules up front. Put the reference material in separate files the agent reads only when it needs them. It's like the difference between handing a new hire a 30-page briefing doc vs. a 2-page summary with "see appendix B for details."
I created a Claude Skill that make beautiful slides on the web. The world hasn't woken up to the fact that code can create much better slides than most PPT tools. - Claude interviews you first about aesthetics, then generate a few directions to "show not tell", and you can pick your favorite - Cool transitions and animations - Interactive hover states and cursor effects - Auto-fits on any screen - Supports converting existing PPTX files to web-based slides; preserves original images and brand assets I asked Claude to make a slide show about this skill to showcase what it can do. Link to skill below
Created a custom slash command "/handover" in Claude Code: When I'm ending a Claude session (e.g. context window filling up), I get Claude to generate a "https://t.co/GZrCLFU2Zu" document which summarizes everything we did in this session, including decisions, pitfalls, lessons learned, etc. So the next session's Claude has full context. This prevents amnesia and preserves institutional knowledge
