5 github repos to check out before starting your next claude code project

If you use cloud code, then here are five GitHub repos you need to check out before starting your next project. So number one is the UI UX Pro Max GitHub. Think of this as the front-end design skill on steroids. So the nice thing about it is it has intelligent design system generation, so it has essentially different systems based on what it is you're trying to build. So we get away from the generic AI slop that's plastered all over the internet, no matter what you're actually creating. Now number two is GSD, the Get Shit Done Framework. You've probably heard me talk about this one a lot. It's essentially a spec-driven development framework that lives on top of cloud code, and it's perfect if you're trying to build a new project from scratch and want something that's going to handle things like sub-agents and context window rot all automatically. Now number three is one of my personal favorites, and that's the N8nMCP server. Now cloud code is really good at creating N8n workflows from scratch, but if you combine it with this MCP server, it actually is even better. And that's because this MCP server gives it access to over a thousand nodes, their properties, their operations, their documentation, and almost 3,000 real examples. Now this MCP server is kind of heavy, so there's only specific use cases when it makes sense, but if you're specifically driving towards an endgame that includes a rather complex N8n solution, then you definitely want to try this one. Number four is Obsidian Skills, and this repo is all about combining the powers of cloud code and Obsidian. And if you don't know what Obsidian is, it's essentially one of the best tools out there for creating a second brain for cloud code. So if you just want something that's going to remember everything, then you definitely need to try this one. And last but not least is Awesome Cloud Code. Now this is a repo that essentially just has a bunch of skills, workflows, toolings, commands. It's like a one-stop shop for everything you need for supercharging your cloud code workflows. Now if you want to learn more about cloud code and how to actually build things and sell them, make sure to check out my community. There's a link to it in my bio.