Tutorials

The step-by-step how, kept off the option pages so they stay short. Each one opens with what you'll need, gives the exact sentence to say to your agent, then the manual path if you'd rather click. Shared prerequisites are written once and linked from every option that needs them.

Start here

• Set up Claude Code — the agent that does the rest of these for you. Almost every other tutorial assumes this is done.
• How to ask your agent — what to say, and how to tell when it's gone off track.

GitHub

• Create a GitHub account — the one step an agent can't do for you.
• Connect the GitHub CLI — sign your agent in once, then it can make and share repos on its own.
• Give someone access to a private repo — invite a named person to a repo only invitees can see.
• Share a repo by hand — the no-terminal path, point-and-click in the browser.
• Suggest a change back — propose an edit to someone else's repo (a pull request) without touching their copy.
• Run a repo locally — get a project someone sent you running on your own computer.

Deploy a website

• Deploy a website with your agent — one sentence to your agent and a live link comes back.
• Deploy to Fly.io — for a running app (a backend, a database, a server), not just static files.
• Add a login to your site — put a sign-in wall in front, so only the people you name get in.

Documents & knowledge

• Share a Google Doc — get a doc in front of someone, and move your agent's Markdown in and out cleanly.
• Share a Notion page — get a page, table, or database in front of someone — by name, by link, or published to the web — with your agent building the structure.
• Publish a docs site — turn a folder of markdown into a browsable, searchable website your agent builds and puts online.
• Share a Google Drive folder — hand over a whole folder behind one link, so every file inside — and anything you add later — comes with it.

Data & forms

• Share a Google Sheet — get a list, tracker, or set of figures in front of someone, and wire your agent in to read and write it by code.
• Make a form to collect input — stand up a form that gathers answers from a crowd, landing each one as a row your agent can read and act on.

Claude Artifact

• Publish and share a Claude Artifact — turn a chat-built thing into a link anyone can open.
• Share a Gemini Gem — set up a custom Gemini assistant (or a Canvas doc) and hand it over by link, by name, or to your whole Google org.

Reconstruction prompt

• Write a reconstruction prompt — package a project as a recipe the recipient's agent can rebuild.

Shared workspaces & notebooks

• Share an AI project — stand up one shared space — same files, instructions, and chats — so a group works inside it (Claude or ChatGPT).
• Share a Colab notebook — put a runnable Python notebook behind one link, so the recipient can open and re-run it in the browser with no install.
• Share & run on Replit — hand over a browser coding workspace anyone can open, run, and edit — and optionally publish as a live app.

Agent extensions

• Create and share a skill — package a routine your agent reuses, and hand it to someone else in one command.
• Build and share an MCP server — stand up a live connector other agents can plug into, by code or by URL.
• Package a CLI tool — turn a script into a tool anyone runs by name, published once and updated in place.
• Package a Raycast extension — wrap a script as a Raycast command teammates fire from their Mac, shipped to the public Store or a private org one.
• Publish a GitHub Action — package a reusable step others drop into their own projects to run automatically on every change.

Models, data & APIs

• Share on the Hugging Face Hub — put a model's weights or a dataset's files at a huggingface.co/... address, pulled into someone's code in one line — public, private, or gated.
• Build and share an API — stand up a small service other people call from their own code, with an interactive docs page and an API-key lock.
• Build and share with Lovable — describe a multi-page web app in chat, publish it to a live link, and optionally let others remix it into their own account.