You have a personal Claude Code subscription and a work one. Or maybe a client gave you access to their team account. Either way, you now have two (or three) separate Claude Code environments — and they're already drifting apart.

Here's how to set up multiple accounts properly, and how to stop manually copying skills, rules, and hooks between them.

Getting Claude Code skills organized shouldn't take more than a coffee break. Here's how to go from zero to a fully managed skill library in under 5 minutes.

When you use Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex daily, skill management gets chaotic fast. Here's how I keep 50+ skills organized across all three tools with a single workflow.

vercel/skills and skillshare are both CLI tools for managing AI coding skills across multiple agents. If you're choosing between them — or considering a migration — here's an honest comparison.

Every team eventually faces the question: "How do we share AI skills across the team?" Here are three patterns, from simplest to most structured, with skillshare handling the mechanics.

Skills are just Markdown files with frontmatter. If you can write a README, you can write a skill. Here's how to create one from scratch, audit it, and share it.