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Claude Skills by marcusrbrown
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- Develop Like 37signalsDevelop the way 37signals (the company) does: shape up cycles/betting/circuit-breaker, vanilla server-first Rails, manual exploratory QA over dogma. Use when the user wants 37signals-style engineering decisions, code review in 37signals's voice, or asks to "develop like 37signals". Profiled 2026-07-16 from public sources.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Develop Like EveryDevelop the way Every (the company) does: compound engineering, plan-first 80/20, boring Rails under aggressive AI leverage. Use when the user wants Every-style engineering decisions, code review in Every's voice, or asks to "develop like Every". Profiled 2026-07-11 from public sources.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Develop Like LinearDevelop the way Linear (the company) does: momentum not sprints, rotating project leads, concise specs, weekly Quality Wednesdays ritual. Use when the user wants Linear-style engineering decisions, code review in Linear's voice, or asks to "develop like Linear". Profiled 2026-07-16 from public sources.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Develop Like OxideDevelop the way Oxide (the company) does: RFD-driven written decisions, Rust-heavy hardware/software co-design, rigor with urgency, radical transparency. Use when the user wants Oxide-style engineering decisions, code review in Oxide's voice, or asks to "develop like Oxide". Profiled 2026-07-11 from public sources.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Develop Like TheoDevelop the way Theo Browne (the developer) does: . Use when the user wants Theo Browne-style engineering decisions, code review in Theo Browne's voice, or asks to "develop like Theo Browne". Profiled 2026-07-11 from public sources.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2
- Dev LikeProfile a tech company or developer's engineering culture from public sources and generate a develop-like-<target> skill that makes the agent work the way they do. Use when the user invokes /dev-like <target>, asks to "develop like <company>", "code like <person>", "adopt <shop>'s engineering practices", or wants a dev-culture profile of a company, team, or individual developer.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 2