TL;DR
- This blog is where we publish practical Claude Code guidance.
- Every post is grounded in a real cyberg7 skill you can install today.
- Start with the free starter pack, then go deeper here.
Why this blog exists#
Most Claude Code advice stops at the happy path. It tells you what to type and shows you a clean demo. It does not tell you what breaks at 2am when an agent runs the same procedure unsupervised.
That gap is the whole reason cyberg7-skills exists, and it is what this blog is about. Each post takes one real workflow — writing tests, wiring hooks, running an A/B test, shipping a migration — and walks through how to make Claude do it the way your team actually works.
What you will find here#
We organize posts into four pillars:
- Getting started — install, setup, and your first wins. Begin with Your first 20 minutes with cyberg7-skills.
- Workflows — repeatable procedures for testing, review, and deployment. See Stop re-teaching Claude your coding style.
- Claude Code — hooks, subagents, MCP, and harness config. See The Stop-hook loop that ran for six hours.
- Case studies — before-and-after stories from real projects, like We ported a blog by changing one file.
Every article points to the specific skill it draws from, so you can install it and apply the same procedure in your own sessions. We also hold ourselves to a content standard: every post cites real, primary sources — Anthropic's own engineering blog and docs — not vibes.
Start with the free pack#
The fastest way to feel the difference is to install the free starter pack — it takes thirty seconds and covers the workflows we reference most often across these posts. When you are ready for the full 154-skill library, see pricing.