The Claude Code Arsenal

# The Claude Code Arsenal

Power users of Claude Code aren't better at prompting. They just loaded a handful of skills into
their global config that the rest of us never installed — so every session opens already armed.

This is that loadout: five skills you drop into `~/.claude/skills` once, and because they live
in your *global* Claude config, they work in every project you ever open. Install today, armed
forever.

1. handoff — End a session mid-task and it's gone; tomorrow you start from zero. handoff
writes a one-page resumable state doc (last step, next step, open files, decisions locked) so a
fresh session or a different terminal picks up cold, right where you stopped.

2. session-search — Every Claude Code session is logged under ~/.claude/projects. That's a
searchable memory of every problem you've already solved. session-search greps it, so you
never re-solve last week's bug from scratch.

3. prompt-forge — Your one-line ask is fine; what's missing is the scaffold. prompt-forge
turns a lazy "fix my bug" into a real run prompt — a verifiable goal, the freedoms granted, a
loop-until-done, and a verification step — before it wastes a run.

4. grill-me — Nobody pokes holes in a plan until it's already broken in production.
grill-me interrogates it one branch at a time, attacks every assumption, and writes the
resolved decisions and risks to a file — so the holes surface while they're still cheap.

5. learn — You just cracked something; next month you'll figure it out again. learn reads
back over the session, extracts the steps that actually worked, and drafts a reusable skill so
you never learn it twice.

1. Download the kit below and unzip it.
2. Copy the five skill folders into your global skills directory:

   mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
   cp -R handoff session-search prompt-forge grill-me learn ~/.claude/skills/

3. Start (or restart) Claude Code and type /handoff to confirm it loaded.

Every new session — in every repo — now opens with the full arsenal available.

## Why it compounds

The trick isn't any one skill — it's that they're *global*. You pay the install once and every
project, forever, starts armed: it hands itself off, searches its own past, forges the prompt,
grills the plan, and banks what it learns. That's the whole idea behind the ARSENAL: a loadout
you set up a single time, that keeps paying off in every session after.

Comment ARSENAL on the reel (or grab it above) and it's yours, free. Nothing runs on its own,
nothing phones home — they're plain-text skill instructions you own and can tune to your workflow.

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