Two non-technical builders opening up their terminals once a week. Everything we show is here. No signup, no email, MIT licensed.
Jim's own dictation app, built because no note app fit the way he works. One tap, talk, and it comes back as a spec, an email draft, or your tasks. The episode is the build story. Free at time of recording.
A slip box that lives in a folder. Capture atomic notes, tag them, link them, and ask the box what you already know. Local markdown files, no database, no account. It is an Obsidian vault as-is.
Work through your backlog unattended across all your projects, commit what passes, and stop safely when the budget runs out.
Capture work you want done later, ranked, in your own words.
Not from an episode. Jim keeps his own work on his own account, so whoever built the thing is the one who maintains it. github.com/jbreese1
Bootstraps Claude Code on a new web app project with rules, memory, a code review framework and a commit gate.
A copy-paste prompt that makes Claude Code audit your own session transcripts and report where your workflow hurts.
git clone https://github.com/symonhe/homebrew-club.git
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -r homebrew-club/skills/* ~/.claude/skills/Restart Claude Code. The prompts need no install at all, they are just text.
Watch: youtube.com/@homebrewclub
Source: github.com/symonhe/homebrew-club
Prompts for beginners, no terminal: Shipped or Shiny