Show HN: Claude Code recipes for knowledge workers

I've been using Claude Code daily for about 6 months. After building the same prompts over and over, I started documenting them as "recipes" - structured prompts with context about when to use them and what output to expect.

This repo has 100 recipes covering common knowledge work tasks:

  - Meeting notes → action items
  - Status reports
  - Performance reviews
  - Proposals and presentations
  - Data analysis narratives
  - SOPs and documentation

Each recipe includes:

  - The problem it solves
  - When to use it (and when not to)
  - Prerequisites
  - Step-by-step prompts
  - Example output
  - Troubleshooting tips

The recipes are organized into 10 tiers from universal tasks (everyone needs meeting notes help) to specialized functions (M&A due diligence, legal research).

I also included 10 sample slash commands in the /premium folder that you can install directly into Claude Code's ~/.claude/commands/ directory.

Happy to answer questions about how these evolved or discuss the patterns I've noticed in what makes prompts work well for different task types.

Summary

This repository provides a collection of code recipes for working with the Claude AI assistant, including examples for using the Claude API, handling image generation, and integrating Claude into various applications.

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Show HN: Claude Code recipes for knowledge workers