25 skills your whole team
ships consistently.
Stop watching five developers use Claude Code five different ways — give them a shared playbook that actually runs.
Equip my team for $29 →Five devs, five different Claude habits.
You brought Claude Code in to accelerate the team. What you got instead is five developers with five different prompt habits, wildly inconsistent output quality, and junior devs who are scared to tell you they’re just winging it. Your senior engineer knows three tricks nobody else knows. When they’re on PTO, everything slows down. You needed a standard. You got chaos.
One repo. One playbook. Every dev.
25 codified Claude Code techniques your team shares from day one. Onboarding a new developer stops meaning "figure it out yourself."
Skills written for repeatability: the same prompt pattern produces the same quality output whether it’s your best engineer or your newest hire running it.
One $29 purchase covers your whole team — no per-seat pricing, no negotiation, no IT approval process. (If you need a team-wide seat invoice, see /teams.)
"Will my team actually use this?"
// the honest answer
The real question isn’t "will my team use this?" — it’s "what happens if they don’t have it?" You’ll keep getting inconsistent output, which means QA overhead, which means your senior devs are reviewing junior work instead of building. Drills is one $29 purchase your entire team shares. The format is tight: no one is going to say they didn’t have time to read a three-minute skill card. The adoption friction is as close to zero as a dev tool gets.
Two paths. Pick one.
Buy the individual license, share internally. $29. Your team all gets the invite URL to clone the private repo. For teams of 5 or less this is the sanest buy.
Team license with progressive discount. 5 seats = 25% off, 10 seats = 27% off. One Stripe invoice, one point of contact, one onboarding doc.