Skip to content

Skillselionwith God's help

By phase

IdeaResearch & spot demand
ValidateScope & prototype
BuildFrontend, backend, MCP
ShipTest, review, deploy
LaunchDistribution, SEO, ASO
GrowAnalytics & retention
OperateMonitoring & uptime

By type

Skills
Marketplaces
MCP servers
Workflows

Skills Marketplaces MCP Learn Brief

Browse all tools →By phase

Idea Validate Build Ship Launch Grow Operate

Explore

Skills
Marketplaces
MCP
Learn
Brief

This week for builders

Five minutes, every Monday — the tools, releases and tactics for shipping solo.

Email address

unsubscribe anytime.

Skillselion

An independent, curated directory of AI-coding tools for solo builders - skills, MCP servers, marketplaces and workflows for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, organized by the indie build journey from idea to operate.

ResourcesBrowse Skills Browse MCP Servers Browse Marketplaces Browse Workflows Best-of shortlists Glossary State of AI Skills 2026 Weekly Brief

CommunityAbout Learn Feedback Privacy Policy Terms Cookie Policy Accessibility Cookie settings

Last updated June 10, 2026 · © 2026 Skillselion. Skillselion is an independent project and is not affiliated with Anthropic, OpenAI, Cursor, Claude, Claude Code, or Codex.

Skills/RHAVEKOST/AUTHOR TOOLKIT

rhavekost/author-toolkit

1 skill · 1.1k installs · 6 stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/rhavekost/author-toolkit

Skills in this repo

1Fiction Workshopfiction-workshop is an agent skill built around a Scene Worksheet template from the author-toolkit: a structured workbook for planning individual fiction scenes before you write or co-write prose with Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex. Solo and indie builders who ship content products—novels, newsletter fiction, narrative games, or IP-heavy side projects—use it to force clarity on what each scene must accomplish for plot, character arc, and reader promise instead of drifting in chat. The worksheet walks you through POV and setting, explicit scene purpose, goal versus opposition, outcome variants (yes/no/yes-but/no-and), opening hooks, orientation beats, three to five mandatory moments, and how the chapter or scene should end. It pairs naturally with agent workflows where the worksheet becomes the brief your agent follows for drafting or revision. Complexity stays beginner-friendly because the fields are self-explanatory checklists rather than a proprietary methodology gate.1.1kinstalls