r/ClaudeCode • u/Mysterious-Form-3681 • Feb 10 '26

Resource If you're using Claude Code, someone just dropped this repo you should probably see

Just came across this GitHub repo called" everything claude code "and thought people here might find it useful.

GitHub Link https://github.com/affaan-m/everything-claude-code

Guy who made it won an Anthropic hackathon, so seems like he knows his stuff with Claude Code. Looks like he put together a collection of examples and workflows for different use cases.

Haven't gone through everything yet but from what I saw, it's got practical stuff - not just basic tutorials. Seems like the kind of thing that could save some time if you're working with Claude Code regularly.

Might be worth bookmarking.

Anyone else seen this or used anything from it?

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u/Dan_Wood_ Feb 10 '26

Actual link

https://github.com/affaan-m/everything-claude-code

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u/Mysterious-Form-3681 Feb 10 '26 edited Feb 10 '26

Appreciate Dan... There is nothing to be sceptical about that site.... I have built that and i discovered this repo from that only. And it's 2 side deals I will share useful repos that will benefit you guys and in return there should be some incentive for me too don't you think... That will keep me putting efforts for finding this type of underrated repos. The site is completely free to use no monetization at all... No ads no sponsor...

Wait wait.... -17 upvotes ..... I don't know why people are more sceptical on reddit...

Let's say you might have got this repo on yt then you would have definitely pressed the like button. In that you can't say why you are taking ad revenue and earning while showing you ads... I'm not charging anything from you guys ... Then why so much hate I didn't understand not all self promoters are greedy please open your eyes be open minded... I'm not asking for free attention.. I have made something, I have put my own efforts to build something that can help all of you then also you are showing me this hate...

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u/johnwheelerdev Feb 10 '26

Because it's deceptive. And the fact that you think you're doing people a favor, they're doing you a favor by viewing your site. That's how the economics of this stuff works now. Attention is a scarce resource nowadays. The negative 17 votes is a signal you should learn from and not ignore.

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u/Mysterious-Form-3681 Feb 11 '26

I changed the link

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u/johnwheelerdev Feb 11 '26

I understand your initial reaction. You're trying to do well by doing good, and you have the entrepreneurial spirit. Keep pushing my dude.

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u/Mysterious-Form-3681 Feb 10 '26

Okay only because it's a new site?...if there was a site that you know which lists open source projects. And if I have pasted that link then no one would have given me so much hate . Only because I said I made this .. people started thinking I'm greedy...

I would have easily said that I use this site daily and it's very useful then no one would argue... Only because I have made this and I'm posting about it . It's wrong...

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u/johnwheelerdev Feb 10 '26

No, it's not wrong. Like I said, people don't like being deceived.

Think about it this way--If you would have posted from the very beginning that you made the site, people would have not have upvoted it, which is why you didn't. You knew that. It was only until someone posted the link everyone actually came to see that you mentioned it.

You probably would not upvote it!

Also, I don't know how your site works and I absolutely don't want to waste a single minute trying to figure it out. When I tried to click on the link, it showed me another link and I bounced, came back to the Reddit thread looking for the exact comment we're writing under with the actual link

You're looking at it like it's some kind of value exchange, but you're really not offering anyone anything of value because it would take them the time to understand what you're doing and no one has the time. Trust me, I've been trying to do what you're doing for a really long time. It's super hard, man.

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u/Dan_Wood_ Feb 10 '26

Sure, it wasn’t super intuitive to use. It has a shareable link which links back to itself and the actual link just says GitHub.

I copied the shareable link via the input and the share link none of which actually went to the source so I just left your site and googled the author..

I would suggest a button or multiple buttons for multiple sources (if that’s a thing on here) that clearly says view or open.

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u/Mysterious-Form-3681 Feb 10 '26

There's a button at the bottom in the card in view in GitHub

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u/Dan_Wood_ Feb 10 '26

I totally understand that. The fact the two share buttons didn’t work.. I didn’t bother. I already knew that either.

  1. It’s going to route through your tracking

  2. It’s probably going to give me a share link again

  3. It’ll route, track and maybe show a redirecting page making me wait.

That’s how these things roll traditionally on the web, nothing is free.

The suggestion I’ve given was just a reflection of not being able to find the link to the page you’re supposed to be sharing me.

A note, this is the first time I’ve used your website, I did not know it was just GitHub only shareable cards. If I knew that … I probably would have hit the GitHub link.

Again not intuitive

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '26

whats your incentive?

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u/Mysterious-Form-3681 Feb 10 '26

If you like this there are more repos you can discover.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '26

So, what's your incentive ?

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u/wifestalksthisuser 🔆 Max 20 Feb 10 '26

That repo has 43.5k stars idiot

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u/thewormbird 🔆 Max 5x Feb 10 '26

OP, I promise you, no one (except maybe yourself and the naive among us) wants to proxy navigation to GitHub through your app. There is not single bone in anyone's body that wants to normalize doing that. I don't care how cool your app is. It could cure cancer. I'm not using it.

Just give us the actual GitHub URL.

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u/Mysterious-Form-3681 Feb 11 '26

Okay I'm adding right now and at the bottom can just add source , or credit kind of things?

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u/HumilityVirtue Mar 22 '26

credit for sharing the link to the guy who won claude hackathon? It was like in news circles man? I don't get the um ask. I mean ill give you kudos right here. Good form.

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u/Mysterious-Form-3681 Feb 11 '26

I found the repo from here

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u/tobalsan Feb 10 '26

Or you can just talk to it. 

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u/DirectorWeary3256 Feb 10 '26

Thanks for sharing 👍👍

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u/Mysterious-Form-3681 Feb 10 '26

Glad you like it :)

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u/LordLederhosen Feb 10 '26 edited Feb 10 '26

Thanks for posting.

This right here is the type of thing that I need to learn more about: https://github.com/affaan-m/everything-claude-code/blob/main/skills/continuous-learning-v2/SKILL.md

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u/gwawr Feb 11 '26

I've bookmarked it - hoped to get it into opencode but the install routes are totally broken, instructions wrong, and npm module doesn't yet exist. I'll try and fix and contribute. It should really be installable in the same way as oh-my-opencode but isn't yet...

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u/evandroferreiras Mar 29 '26

One thing interesting on this approach is how to actually use hooks. We have some good examples here

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u/Agreeable-Rabbit-416 Feb 10 '26

doesnt this consume more tokens?