So I turned my Claude Code setup into a product.

Most people running Claude Code are leaving a lot on the floor, and it's not about prompts. It's the configuration layer: hooks, skills, MCP servers, allowlists, context strategy. That's where the real leverage lives and almost nobody sets it up properly.

The pack is literally what I run every day. My annotated settings.json, five production skills, the four MCP servers actually worth installing, and a 40-page context engineering playbook covering the stuff that took me months to learn. Updated quarterly for a year, because this tooling moves fast.

$49, one time. First product on my profile, link's there.

What's the one Claude Code trick you wish you'd known on day one?