PUBLIC AI SKILL DIRECTORY
Browse all 48 public Ravenza AI Skills. Every listing links to a canonical, indexable page with its publisher, source coverage, example questions, and provenance.
Jonas Tyroller is an indie developer who documents how games are designed, tested, marketed, and shipped. This Skill organizes his devlogs, podcast episodes, game artifacts, and interviews into guidance on prototypes, core loops, scope, art direction, Steam, production, launch, and iteration.
View SkillThomas Brush documents the creative and commercial reality of making indie games for a living. This Skill organizes his public videos, interviews, and show material across prototypes, scope, art direction, playtesting, Steam, funding, publishing, marketing, launch decisions, and career risk.
View SkillPaddy Galloway studies top YouTube channels and advises creators on growth. This Skill organizes his public analyses and teaching into practical guidance on idea selection, titles and thumbnails, formats, retention, data, iteration, and repeatable channel systems.
View SkillRob Walling founded MicroConf and TinySeed and has spent years teaching bootstrapped SaaS founders. This Skill turns 60 official sources and attributed founder cases into stage-aware guidance for validating, launching, growing, hiring, funding, and optionally exiting a SaaS business.
View SkillMrBeast built one of YouTube's largest channels through rigorous idea selection, packaging, retention, production, and reinvestment. This Skill organizes his public explanations and interviews into a system for formats, teams, iteration, platform expansion, and creator-business operations, with clear limits around what can be generalized.
View SkillNik Sharma is a DTC operator and advisor known for launching and scaling consumer brands. This Skill turns his public writing and interviews into guidance on launch testing, brand foundations, landing pages, paid media, creative, conversion, retention, retail, and measurement.
View SkillLiam Ottley documents how AI automation services are found, sold, built, and delivered. This Skill turns his public videos and business guidance into a practical playbook for choosing a niche, shaping an offer, building agents, acquiring clients, pricing work, and operating reliable implementations.
View SkillAlex Hormozi teaches practical systems for making stronger offers and acquiring customers. This Skill turns 91 public course modules and podcast episodes into usable guidance on leads, pricing, sales, money models, and stage-aware growth.
View SkillA casebook of 20 consumer-app experiments that failed, stalled, or produced misleading early signals. Use it to spot recurring problems in positioning, cold start, creator saturation, pricing, paywalls, platform dependence, launch spikes, retention, and evidence quality before repeating them.
View SkillA pattern library of 20 traceable viral loops from consumer apps, including where each loop broke. Use it to design and evaluate seeds, triggers, sharing mechanics, recipient conversion, repeated value, saturation, launch spikes, product weakness, contacts, and disclosure boundaries.
View SkillJustin Moore founded Creator Wizard to teach creators how to win and retain brand partnerships. This Skill turns his public guidance into a usable sponsorship system covering fit, outreach, discovery calls, proposals, pricing, usage rights, contracts, reporting, and renewals.
View SkillTeresa Torres teaches product teams how to make customer discovery a continuous habit. This Skill turns her public work into a practical system for product trios, weekly interviews, opportunity solution trees, assumption testing, stakeholder alignment, and AI-assisted synthesis.
View SkillHunter Isaacson has built and marketed high-growth consumer apps. This Skill distills his public interviews and case studies into guidance on branding, first-value design, North Star metrics, iteration, social growth loops, and the safety or platform constraints that success stories often leave out.
View SkillCal AI is a photo-based calorie tracking app built and scaled by young consumer-app founders. This Skill reconstructs its public product and growth playbook across positioning, creator acquisition, paywall testing, channel evolution, retention, metrics, and the decisions that changed as the company grew.
View SkillBlake Anderson is the consumer-app founder behind Umax and products including PlugAI and Cal AI. This Skill distills his public interviews and product record into practical lessons on choosing simple ideas, shipping with AI, creator-led distribution, monetization, portfolios, pivots, and failed experiments.
View SkillRoy Lee co-founded Cluely, turning the controversial Interview Coder launch into a heavily discussed AI meeting-assistant company. This Skill traces the team's public playbook across viral stunts, controversy, founder-led media, fundraising, enterprise repositioning, and the limits of attention as a growth strategy.
View SkillA practical guide to getting iOS apps through Apple review. It translates current Apple documentation into clear steps for diagnosing rejections, preparing reviewer access, fixing common submission problems, and writing an effective response to App Review.
View SkillStarter Story is a YouTube channel that interviews founders about how they found an idea, launched, grew, monetized, and sometimes rebuilt their products. This continuously maintained Skill turns its most useful consumer-app videos into searchable cases on validation, distribution, pricing, retention, failures, and founder decision-making.
View SkillApp Mafia is a 59-lesson course on building and marketing consumer mobile apps. This Skill makes its playbook searchable across ideation, onboarding, monetization, creator campaigns, organic content, paid acquisition, attribution, and App Store growth, with platform-policy checks added where needed.
View Skillswyx is a developer, writer, and Latent Space host who helped define the AI Engineer role. This Skill organizes his public work on learning in public, agents, developer tools, model infrastructure, conferences, ecosystem shifts, and the practical craft of building AI products.
View SkillKatelyn Bourgoin studies why customers buy and how teams can uncover the real triggers behind a purchase. This Skill organizes her Why We Buy material and interviews into practical methods for customer research, jobs to be done, message mining, buyer psychology, and ethical conversion experiments.
View SkillJoanna Wiebe founded Copyhackers and helped define modern conversion copywriting. This Skill turns her public teaching into a practical system for voice-of-customer research, message architecture, landing pages, email, editing, testing, and validating copy with evidence.
View SkillPeep Laja founded CXL and Wynter and focuses on how B2B companies become meaningfully different. This Skill organizes his public work on positioning, buyer intelligence, message testing, mental availability, category design, and strategic marketing.
View SkillShreyas Doshi is a former product leader known for clear frameworks on strategy and leadership. This Skill organizes his public writing, talks, threads, and interviews across LNO work, product sense, prioritization, influence, communication, delegation, and leading teams.
View SkillPaul Graham co-founded Y Combinator and has written a foundational essay library for startup founders. This Skill makes his public essays and interviews searchable across startup ideas, users, growth, fundraising, ambition, work, judgment, and taste while preserving their historical context.
View SkillMoiz Ali founded Native and later became an investor and outspoken ecommerce operator. This Skill distills his public interviews and Limited Supply discussions into lessons on product, operations, brand building, distribution, retail, exits, and evaluating DTC businesses.
View SkillJay Clouse teaches creators how to build sustainable businesses around audience trust. This Skill organizes his public content on positioning, content systems, audience relationships, products, memberships, experiments, sponsorships, and operating without burning out.
View SkillChip Huyen is an engineer, author, and educator focused on building reliable AI products in production. This Skill organizes her work on application architecture, retrieval, evaluation, model selection, inference cost, agents, observability, failure analysis, and safe rollout.
View SkillAnnie Duke applies lessons from poker and decision science to choices made with incomplete information. This Skill organizes her books, interviews, newsletters, and teaching into practical tools for probabilistic thinking, calibration, quitting, and separating a good process from a lucky outcome.
View SkillNaval Ravikant writes and speaks about wealth creation, judgment, learning, and long-term decision-making. This Skill organizes his public work into connected ideas about specific knowledge, leverage, accountability, long-term games, clear thinking, and building knowledge without reducing it to detached quotes.
View SkillNick Saraev publishes practical material on building AI automation services and systems. This Skill organizes his public work on problem selection, offers, sales, delivery, productization, agency economics, content-led demand, and his later shift toward orchestration and systems thinking.
View SkillShane Parrish founded Farnam Street and hosts The Knowledge Project, a library about judgment and better thinking. This Skill organizes his public frameworks on mental models, incentives, decision hygiene, uncertainty, and clear thinking, while labeling guest ideas separately.
View SkillSmartyRBX publishes Roblox development videos for builders learning both the craft and business of games. This Skill organizes his public guidance on scripting, project structure, game design, AI-assisted workflows, teams, commissions, player value, monetization, and successful-game analysis.
View SkillMarty Cagan is a product leader and author known for the empowered product-team model. This Skill organizes his public work on strategy, discovery, product risk, leadership, transformation, team design, and how product work changes in the AI era.
View SkillColin and Samir interview leading creators and analyze how modern media businesses work. This Skill makes their public videos and selected guest lessons searchable across audience building, formats, teams, monetization, partnerships, platforms, and durable creator businesses.
View SkillLenny Rachitsky's newsletter and podcast are a major library of product, growth, and career advice from experienced operators. This Skill makes his synthesis and selected guest frameworks searchable across product management, onboarding, growth, marketplaces, leadership, and team building.
View SkillEthan Mollick researches how people and organizations can work effectively with generative AI. This Skill turns his studies, essays, experiments, and teaching into practical guidance on prompting, the jagged frontier, workflow design, adoption, agents, and responsible use.
View SkillChris Zukowski studies what helps indie games earn visibility and sales on Steam. This Skill turns his talks, articles, and data-driven analyses into practical guidance on genre demand, positioning, wishlists, demos, festivals, launch sequencing, and post-launch promotion.
View SkillSimon Willison is a developer and researcher who documents hands-on experiments with language models as they evolve. This Skill makes his work searchable across prompting, tool use, agents, coding workflows, model behavior, open-source utilities, and prompt-injection security.
View SkillHarry Dry founded Marketing Examples, a library that teaches marketing through concrete examples. This Skill organizes his public lessons on copy, landing pages, positioning, outreach, content distribution, and storytelling so you can apply the patterns to real campaigns.
View SkillAndrej Karpathy is an AI researcher and educator known for making neural networks and language models understandable from first principles. Use this Skill for grounded explanations of deep learning, LLMs, tokenization, training, evaluation, and agentic software.
View SkillJason Lemkin founded SaaStr, a large community and content library for SaaS founders and operators. This Skill makes his public guidance searchable across sales, hiring, leadership, enterprise customers, fundraising, scaling stages, and AI-era go-to-market.
View SkillApril Dunford is a leading positioning expert for B2B products. This Skill turns 32 of her public talks, interviews, and articles into a step-by-step system for identifying alternatives, differentiated value, best-fit customers, category, sales narrative, testing, and rollout.
View SkillGreg Isenberg shares ideas and operating advice for internet entrepreneurs building AI-native businesses. This Skill turns 20 of his first-party videos into a practical playbook for finding communities, validating problems, designing products, launching, distributing, and running lean online companies.
View SkillA casebook showing how 20 consumer apps acquired their earliest users. Each case records the starting advantage, first actions, early milestones, repeatable channel, elapsed time, spend, failures, and unknowns so founders can compare real acquisition paths without copying headline numbers blindly.
View SkillA practical casebook of 20 subscription-app monetization experiments. Compare how teams changed pricing, trials, plans, localization, value presentation, placement, personalization, win-back, and rewarded access, with benchmarks, disclosure rules, contradictions, and evidence gaps kept visible.
View SkillJenni AI is an AI writing and research product that grew after multiple failed ventures and a sharper focus on academic workflows. This Skill reconstructs its public journey through pivots, short-form content, creator distribution, activation, retention, channel diversification, and responsible product growth.
View SkillNikita Bier built and sold the social apps TBH and Gas after years of failed experiments. This Skill traces his public reasoning on dense-community launches, activation, contacts, social loops, crisis response, youth safety, and why virality alone does not create a durable product.
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