I will build custom claude code skills and subagents that automate your workflow


About this gig
Pasting the same "here's how we do it in this repo" block into Claude
every session? That's a process you run by hand. It should be a file.
Send me that block. You get back a versioned skill in your repo, the
command that runs it, and honest notes on where it breaks.
WHAT EACH TIER IS
$15 one skill for one repeated task.
$35 4 skills, a subagent, hooks and permissions.
$120 8 skills, 3 subagents, MCP wiring, slash commands, video walkthrough.
FOR TEAMS
Everything arrives as a pull request: .claude/skills/, .claude/agents/,
hooks, and a permission allowlist your lead reviews line by line before
merge. Nothing lives on my machine it's markdown and JSON in your git
history. If I vanish, your team edits it like any other file.
I never need production credentials or your private source. I work from
a stripped sample repo or a screen-share, and any MCP server I configure
reads secrets from your own environment.
WHY NOT WRITE IT YOURSELF
You can. It took me a dozen skills to learn what makes one fire reliably
instead of being politely ignored. You're buying those attempts.
I run this daily: 10 apps on the App Store, 10 actors on Apify all
shipped through skills I wrote myself.
Get to know Anton G.
iOS growth engineer ASO, Apple Search Ads, AI automation, 10 live apps
- FromRussia
- Member sinceJul 2026
Languages
Russian, Ukrainian, English
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FAQ
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe the process in plain words. I write it, install it, and show you the one command that runs it.
What's the difference between a skill and just prompting Claude?
A prompt lasts one session. A skill is stored in your repo, versioned in git, triggers automatically when relevant, and behaves the same for everyone on your team.
Will this work with my stack?
Skills are language-agnostic. I work daily in Swift, Python and JavaScript. If your stack is exotic, ask first.
Can you connect Claude to our internal tools?
Yes — that's an MCP server, included in PIPELINE, or available as an add-on.
What if it doesn't work?
I deliver a working install, verified on my side, with a video showing it run. If it fails on your machine, I fix it — that's what revisions are for.

