Today I shipped 5 new packs on clskillshub. This post walks through what's in each, who they're for, what the comp is, and why I built them.
Why these 5 packs exist
Over the last six months running clskillshub I learned something the hard way: the people buying my $49 industry packs (SAP, Legal, Recruiter, CPA, Medical, Real Estate) were a real, specific group — indie founders, agency owners, technical solopreneurs — but the packs themselves served narrow domains.
Meanwhile, the same buyer was emailing me with five recurring questions:
- "Do you have a .cursorrules file for [stack]?"
- "I'm launching next month, do you have a launch kit?"
- "I need cold email templates that don't sound like AI."
- "Do you have founder docs (NDA, MSA, hiring rubric) I can adapt?"
- "What n8n workflows would you actually use?"
I'd been answering these one-by-one in DMs and email. So I built each answer as a real, shippable pack.
All 5 launched today. Bundle of all 5 is $179 lifetime (saves $58 vs buying individually).
Pack 1 — Cursor + Claude Code Power User Pack ($45)
What's inside (50 assets):
- 15 .cursorrules files for popular stacks: Next.js 15 + TypeScript, Python + FastAPI + Pydantic v2, React + Vite + TanStack Query, Node + Express, Django + DRF, Rails 7 + Hotwire, Go, Rust + Axum, Vue 3 + Pinia, SvelteKit + Svelte 5 runes, Bun + Elysia, Astro, T3 Stack, Convex, React Native + Expo
- 13 Claude Code slash commands: /review-pr, /refactor, /document, /test, /audit, /perf, /explain, /commit, /tweet, /diagram, /adr, /migrate, /onboard
- 10 sub-agent definitions: security-auditor, perf-reviewer, test-generator, refactor-specialist, code-explainer, migration-planner, dependency-auditor, design-system-enforcer, accessibility-reviewer, documentation-writer
- 12 dev prompts + configs: 5 MCP server configs (Postgres, GitHub, Linear, Slack, S3), 2 hooks (pre-commit + post-tool-use logging), optimized VS Code settings.json, ADR + RFC templates + generation prompts, .cursorrules meta-generator, new project bootstrap prompt
Comp: Cursor Pro ($20/mo) + Claude Code Pro ($20/mo) + scattered free .cursorrules repos (mostly unmaintained, opinionated, or stack-specific to someone else). $40+/mo in subscriptions, plus 20-40 hours of trial-and-error setup.
At $45 lifetime: about 1 month of Cursor Pro. Pays for itself the first week of saved setup time.
Best for: developers and indie hackers using Cursor or Claude Code daily who want the curated power-user setup instead of building it from scratch.
Pack 2 — Indie SaaS Launch Kit ($49)
What's inside (50 launch assets):
- 13 landing page assets: 3 hero variants (result-led, problem-led, comparison-led), features section using the 3+3+3 framework, 3-tier pricing copy, 12-question FAQ, social proof block (3 patterns), long-form sales page outline, value-prop generator prompt, comparison table (vs incumbent), 50 CTA button variants, footer copy, 404 page, maintenance page, empty state library
- 12 launch day assets: Product Hunt launch kit (gallery, tagline, description), 4 maker comment angles, X / Twitter launch thread (5 variants × 10 tweets), Indie Hackers launch post (3 angles), LinkedIn launch post, hour-by-hour launch day schedule, hunter outreach DM, Discord / Slack community post, personal network email, press kit structure, 60-second demo video script, launch day metrics tracker
- 13 email + outreach templates: 5-email pre-launch / launch / follow-up sequence, founder personal email, press pitch (3 variants), influencer outreach, beta-user thank you, 5-email customer onboarding sequence, churn-recovery, referral request, annual upgrade nudge
- 12 distribution + press assets: rule-compliant posts for r/SaaS / r/sideproject / r/Entrepreneur, HN Show HN submission template, 50 newsletters that cover indie SaaS, 30 podcasts that interview indie founders, 25 industry-specific subreddits, Lemonade Stand press pitch, 30/60/90-day post-launch checklists, failed launch recovery playbook
Comp: Marc Lou's launch templates ($79), LaunchKit / Lemonade Stand ($49-99), hiring a launch consultant ($500-2,000), spending 30-60 hours building this catalog yourself from blank docs.
Best for: indie hackers and solo SaaS founders launching in the next 60-90 days who don't want to start from a blank Google Doc.
Pack 3 — Cold Email + DM Outreach Mega Pack ($45)
What's inside (50+ templates organized by channel):
- 13 cold email patterns with industry variants: value-first, research-driven, "I noticed" trigger pattern, "we made this for you" proof of work, reply-to-recent-content, mutual connection intro, Loom walkthroughs, direct ask (no throat-clearing), free audit / proof of work, recruiter cold-source, real estate cold prospect, 3-variant follow-up emails
- 13 LinkedIn DM scripts: 5 connection request variants, first DM after connect, cold pitch (hiring / sales / collab), re-engagement, referral request, hiring-manager bypass, partnership ask, follow-up after no response, "I built this for you," cold sales DM, podcast guest request, thank-you DM, "I disagree" DM
- 12 X / Instagram / Discord DMs: cold pitch creator-to-creator, after-public-reply, collab pitch, IG cold pitch for creators / brands, IG small business outreach, Discord community-member DM, Discord founder / mod ask, X warm-up after follow, podcast pitch via X, newsletter feature pitch, struggle-spotter DM, follower-deepening DM
- 12 cadences + subject line tools: 4-touch (5-7 day), 7-touch (14 day), 12-touch (30 day) cadences, value-then-ask cadence for senior execs, 200 subject line patterns, A/B testing framework, reply pattern library, CAN-SPAM compliance checklist, first-line generator prompt, KPI tracker, industry-specific tone quick-reference, anti-cold-email template
Comp: Smartlead template packs ($30-99/yr), Lemlist agency packs ($97), hiring a copywriter to write 100 emails ($2-5K commission), spending 20-40 hours writing them yourself.
Best for: founders, freelancers, recruiters, agency owners, and B2B sellers who do cold outreach weekly and want tested copy instead of writing from scratch.
Pack 4 — Founder Toolkit (50 Essential Docs) at $49
What's inside (50 business docs):
- 13 sales + customer docs: discovery call script, sales proposal template, mutual NDA, Master Services Agreement (MSA), Statement of Work (SOW), customer onboarding email, customer success check-in, retention / win-back email, refund email, testimonial request, referral request, customer interview script, win-loss analysis
- 12 hiring + team docs: job description template, engineering interview rubric, take-home assignment template, reference check questions, offer letter, contractor agreement, new hire onboarding checklist, 30-60-90 day plan, 1:1 meeting template, performance review template, termination / off-boarding checklist, equity policy + vesting summary
- 13 operations + legal docs: founder agreement, vendor evaluation rubric, decision log, privacy policy template, terms of service template, refund policy, SOP template, expense + reimbursement policy, remote work policy, time off policy, code of conduct, retrospective template, incident response post-mortem
- 12 product + finance docs: ADR template, RFC template, product spec (PRD), user interview script, bug report template, feature request triage, OKR template, financial model (SaaS), cap table / equity tracker, weekly review template, monthly business review (MBR), investor update template
Docs marked [LAWYER REVIEW RECOMMENDED] flag where a real attorney check matters for high-stakes use.
Comp: LegalZoom templates ($25-500 per doc), hiring a lawyer to draft each ($200-2,000 per doc), building each yourself (~60-100 hours), buying scattered templates from 20 different sellers.
Best for: solopreneurs, indie founders, and small teams (1-15 people) who need essential business docs without paying $200-2,000 each to lawyers and consultants.
Pack 5 — AI Workflow Pack for n8n / Make / Zapier ($49)
What's inside (30 production-tested AI workflows):
- 6 lead generation workflows: LinkedIn URL → enriched lead, website URL → ICP fit score, Apollo / Sales Nav CSV → personalized email sequence, Twitter mentions → lead triage, inbound form → AI qualification + routing, GitHub Issues → lead generation
- 11 content + marketing workflows: YouTube → 10 social posts, podcast → newsletter, blog → tweet thread, newsletter subscriber → 7-day onboarding, customer win → case study draft, SEO article auto-publish pipeline, Reddit → sentiment dashboard, Instagram hashtag → outreach pipeline, webinar → highlight reel script, Product Hunt launch monitoring, blog comment moderation
- 9 support + sales ops workflows: customer support email → AI triage + route, Discord / Slack question → AI answer + human confirm, sales email inbox → CRM update, weekly sales digest (auto-generated), deal-at-risk alert, customer health score calculator, Slack reaction → action, NPS response → follow-up, refund request triage
- 4 productivity + personal workflows: daily calendar prep, inbox triage (twice daily), daily wins / losses digest, weekly review automation
Each workflow ships with:
- n8n JSON for direct import
- Make.com blueprint (where applicable)
- Zapier setup steps (where supported)
- LLM prompt that works with Claude / GPT / Groq Llama / Ollama
- Setup checklist (3-5 minutes per workflow)
- Cost estimate per run on each LLM provider
Comp: n8n template marketplace (scattered free), Make.com agency setup ($100-200/hr), AI automation courses ($300-2,000), building each workflow yourself (~4-8 hours).
Best for: founders, marketers, ops leads, and agency owners who use no-code automation tools and want production-tested AI workflows they can drop in and run.
The 5-Pack Bundle — all 5 for $179 (saves $58)
Buying all 5 individually: $45 + $49 + $45 + $49 + $49 = $237.
The Jun 22 launch bundle: $179.
That's $58 off — about a 25% discount.
If you're a generalist solo founder or indie hacker, the bundle math is obvious. If you're squarely in one specific bucket (just need .cursorrules, just need cold email), individual packs are fine.
Why this batch is priced the way it is
Fair question. Other clskillshub packs are $49 across the board. Two of these new packs are $45 (Cursor + Claude, Cold Email). Why?
Because the two $45 packs are aimed at the most price-sensitive segments — developers and cold-outreach buyers respectively — where the willingness to pay is high but the alternative cost compounds quickly (Cursor Pro is $20/mo, so $45 = ~2 months; cold email courses are $200+, so $45 looks like a clear bargain).
The three $49 packs (SaaS Launch Kit, Founder Toolkit, AI Workflows) target buyers with deeper pockets and higher willingness — solopreneurs about to launch a product, agency owners adopting automation, etc.
The bundle at $179 anchors everyone toward the bigger purchase. The math: if you'd buy 4 of the 5 individually, the bundle is already cheaper.
What's NOT in these packs (be honest)
A few things I deliberately left out so the packs stay shippable and honest:
- The .cursorrules pack doesn't include AI-IDE-specific configs (Continue, Aider, Codeium, etc.) — just Cursor + Claude Code. If you want broader coverage, request it and it lands in v1.1.
- The SaaS Launch Kit doesn't cover paid acquisition (Facebook ads, Google ads) — those are a different beast, and most indie SaaS launches don't need them. Future expansion if requested.
- The Cold Email pack doesn't include CRM-specific integrations (HubSpot workflows, Salesforce sequences). The templates work with anything; CRM specifics are buyer-side.
- The Founder Toolkit is US-centric (CAN-SPAM, US labor law). International variants (GDPR-specific contracts, EU labor law) are a v2 expansion if there's demand.
- The AI Workflow pack doesn't ship pre-deployed instances. You import the JSON into your own n8n / Make / Zapier. Self-hosted control is the point.
How to grab one (or all)
- Individual packs: pricing page → pick the one(s) you want
- Bundle of all 5 ($179): pricing page → 5-Pack Bundle
- Payment: Razorpay (INR) or PayPal (USD). Instant delivery via email.
- Refunds: 30-day no-questions-asked. Email me, I refund. No friction.
What's next
Over the next month I'll ship v1.1 of these packs based on actual buyer feedback. Recurring requests in the first 7 days usually become v1.1 additions.
If you grab a pack and there's a specific scenario you wish was covered, reply to the purchase email. That's the most direct route into the roadmap.
Next on my build list (not these packs, but the next batch):
- A Vibe-Coding pack: production-ready prompts for Lovable, v0, Bolt, Replit Agent, and Cursor Composer
- A Sales Playbook pack: specifically for solo consultants and agency owners selling productized services
- A Personal AI pack: prompts that turn Claude into a daily-use personal assistant for inbox, calendar, journaling, decision-making
If any of those sounds useful, join the newsletter — you'll hear about them first and get founding-tier discounts.
— Samarth, building clskillshub.com solo from India