Two years of moving a 40-person creative operation onto agents, written down. Most of it we learned by getting it wrong first, and the numbers come from our own accounts, anonymised and dated.
From copy-paste to closed loop, with a self-check that tells you the one next step to take.
Workflow, not agent. Files, not chat. Never grade your own homework. Each law with a do-this-Monday task.
One pipeline, one loop, and the four places a person still decides: spend, taste, identity and truth.
Seven evidence levels, wiring tests vs taste experiments, and how to test your AI judge against spend.
808 ads across 11 accounts: why hook rate doesn't rank hooks by money, and the test rules we use now.
What each of the four Claude Code skills does and how to install them in under a minute.




Reads your Claude Code setup, places you on the six levels, checks the seven laws and gives you one next step. Read-only; never prints your keys.
Turns a task, a messy prompt or an audit into a clean skill: a clear trigger, ordered steps, rules with examples, and a filled output example.
Finds out why a skill misbehaves. Returns keep, trim, repair or reshape, what to keep and concrete fixes. Doesn't edit anything.
Describe an idea and it draws a whiteboard doodle in the playbook's style. Needs ChatGPT Plus/Pro through Codex or an OpenAI API key.
Install in a minute: unzip the kit, copy the four folders into ~/.claude/skills/ and restart Claude Code.