Claude Toolkit

Get better results from Claude in fewer messages. Prep your prompts, store your context, plan your conversations.

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Prompt Builder

Step-by-step wizard that asks the right questions and builds a complete prompt. No more "Claude didn't understand what I wanted."

Saves 3-5 messages per task
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Template Library

Save prompts that work and reuse them. Comes with starter templates for emails, proposals, social posts, and more. Fill in the blanks and go.

Saves 5-10 min per repeated task
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Context Packager

Store your company info, brand voice, and audience profiles. Paste at the start of every Claude conversation so it "knows you" from message one.

Saves 2-4 messages per conversation
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Conversation Planner

Plan your whole Claude session before you start. Pick a strategy, outline your messages, and generate a strong opening. Turn 12-message rambles into 3-message wins.

Saves 5-9 messages per session
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Output Refiner

Claude's output isn't right? Instead of "make it better," check exactly what's wrong and get a precise revision request. One round of edits, not four.

Saves 2-3 revision messages

Quick Tips: Get More from Every Message

1. Front-load context

Spend 30 seconds giving Claude background at the start. It saves 5 minutes of corrections later. Use the Context Packager to make this instant.

2. Show, don't tell

Instead of saying "write it in our voice," paste an example of your voice. Instead of "make it professional," show what professional looks like to you.

3. One conversation, one topic

Don't reuse the same Claude conversation for different tasks. Each topic gets a fresh conversation with fresh context. Claude's memory gets muddled in long chats.

4. Be specific about format

"Write a blog post" wastes messages. "Write a 500-word blog post with 3 headers, a hook opening, and a CTA at the end" gets it right the first time.

5. Tell Claude what NOT to do

Claude defaults to being formal and thorough. If you want casual and short, say so. If you hate corporate buzzwords, tell it. Constraints are as important as instructions.

6. Use "give me 3 options" instead of "write this"

When you're not sure what you want, ask for options first. It's cheaper to pick from 3 drafts than to revise one draft 5 times.

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