5 AI tools you can run in Claude Code right now

2026-03-25 by Mack 3 min read toolsguide

What these are

Each of these is a SKILL.md file. One command to install. One line to run.

No cloud setup. No billing. No config files. You need Claude Code and a terminal.

1. Autoclip

What it does: Takes a video file, transcribes it, and returns the best 5-10 clips with timestamps and scores.

Works on podcasts, interviews, long-form recordings, meeting recordings. Anything with someone talking.

Install:

git clone https://github.com/realityresearch/autoclip

/add-skill autoclip/SKILL.md

Run it:

Run autoclip on: /path/to/your/video.mp4

Example output:

Clip 1 — 00:04:12 to 00:04:47 — Score: 91/100
"The real cost isn't the tool, it's the decision latency..."
Title suggestion: "The Hidden Cost of Slow Decisions"

Clip 2 — 00:11:33 to 00:12:08 — Score: 87/100
"We stopped tracking impressions and started tracking callbacks..."
Title suggestion: "The Metric That Actually Matters"

Useful if you do any video content and currently pull clips by hand.

2. Audience Finder

What it does: Takes a product, service, or topic and returns a structured ICP brief. Who buys it, why, what language they use, where they spend time online.

Useful before writing copy, planning a launch, or trying to figure out why something is not converting.

Install:

git clone https://github.com/realityresearch/audience-finder

/add-skill audience-finder/SKILL.md

Run it:

Run audience finder on: [your product or service]

Example output:

Primary ICP: Solo operators, 28-40, building service businesses
Pain language: "I'm doing everything myself," "I can't scale without hiring"
Where they are: X, Indie Hackers, YouTube tutorials, Reddit r/Entrepreneur
Trigger: Just hit a revenue plateau or burned out from doing all the work

Takes 30 seconds. Faster than a persona workshop.

3. Competitive Radar

What it does: Takes a market category and maps the competitive landscape. Who the players are, how they position themselves, where the gaps are.

Not a web scraper. Claude reasons from training knowledge and whatever context you provide. Best used with a URL list or a few product descriptions to anchor it.

Install:

git clone https://github.com/realityresearch/competitive-radar

/add-skill competitive-radar/SKILL.md

Run it:

Run competitive radar on: AI writing tools for marketing teams

Example output:

Category: AI writing tools for marketing teams

Dominant players: Jasper, Copy.ai, Writer
Positioning cluster: Speed + brand consistency
Gap: Tools that teach the work vs. just doing it
Emerging angle: Team-level workflows vs. individual prompting

Weak spots: Nobody owns the "AI for freelancers" niche at mid-tier price points

4. Content Engine

What it does: Takes a topic, theme, or piece of source material and returns a week’s worth of social posts. Structured for X but adaptable to any platform.

The posts stay in your voice if you give it examples first. Without examples, it defaults to plain, factual tone. Which is still better than most social content.

Install:

git clone https://github.com/realityresearch/content-engine

/add-skill content-engine/SKILL.md

Run it:

Run content engine on: [your topic or paste a source article]

Example output:

Post 1 (hook): "Most AI tools save time on the wrong things."
Post 2 (insight): "The bottleneck isn't writing speed. It's knowing what to write."
Post 3 (example): "Here's the 3-question framework I use before any content sprint..."
Post 4 (CTA): "If you're still writing every post from scratch, you're leaving leverage on the table."
Post 5 (story): "I used to spend 4 hours on Monday planning the week's content..."

5. Visual Storyteller

What it does: Takes a topic, story, or argument and returns a shot-by-shot video script. Includes scene descriptions, narration, and B-roll notes.

Designed for short-form video (60-90 seconds). Useful for anyone making educational or documentary-style content who wants structure before they shoot.

Install:

git clone https://github.com/realityresearch/visual-storyteller

/add-skill visual-storyteller/SKILL.md

Run it:

Run visual storyteller on: [your topic or hook]

Example output:

Scene 1 — 0:00-0:05
Visual: Close-up of hands typing on a keyboard, no face
Narration: "Every AI tool promises to save you time."
B-roll note: Tight shot, no branding visible

Scene 2 — 0:05-0:12
Visual: Split-screen: messy workflow vs. clean output
Narration: "The real question is: save it for what?"
B-roll note: Use screen recording, not stock footage

What to do with these

Each tool works standalone. But the value multiplies when you chain them. Audience Finder informs your Content Engine. Autoclip feeds your Visual Storyteller. Competitive Radar shapes your positioning before you write anything.

That chaining is what separates prompting from building. These tools are the first layer.

All of our tools are free on GitHub. The full system is $497 lifetime at realityresearch.studio.