https://github.com/notmanas/claude-code-skills I’m a solo dev building a B2B product with Claude Code. It does 70% of my work at this point. But I kept running into the same problem: Claude is confidently wrong more often than I’m comfortable with. /devils-advocate: I had a boss who had this way of zooming out and challenging every decision with a scenario I hadn’t thought of. It was annoying, but he was usually right to put up that challenge. I built something similar - what I do is I pair it with other skills so any decision Claude or I make, I can use this to challenge me poke holes in my thoughts. This does the same! Check it out here: https://github.com/notmanas/claude-code-skills/tree/main/skills/devils-advocate /ux-expert: I don’t know UX. But I do know it’s important for adoption. I asked Claude to review my dashboard for an ERP I’m building, and it didn’t give me much. So I gave it 2,000 lines of actual UX methodology — Gestalt principles, Shneiderman’s mantra, cognitive load theory, component library guides. I needed it to understand the user’s psychology. What they want to see first, what would be their “go-to” metric, and what could go in another dedicated page. stuff like that. Then, I asked it to audit a couple of pages - got some solid advice, and a UI Spec too! It found 18 issues on first run, 4 critical. Check it out here: https://github.com/notmanas/claude-code-skills/tree/main/skills/ux-expert Try these out, and please share feedback! :) submitted by /u/notmanas_
Originally posted by u/notmanas_ on r/ClaudeCode