jeff-kazzee/growth-engine

Growth Engine is a set of six AI skills for Claude Code that acts as a personal growth strategist for people trying to build a professional brand or become known for their work. Unlike a one-time prompt, it keeps a memory folder between sessions so it can hold you accountable to the commitments you made previously. The system starts by interviewing you about who you are, what you want to be recognized for, and what you have already done or shipped publicly. That interview creates a profile in a plain-text folder called growth-engine inside your workspace. Every other skill reads that folder before doing anything, so the advice it gives is specific to your actual situation rather than generic. Six skills cover different parts of building visibility. The setup skill conducts the initial interview and researches your public work. The opportunity radar scans for real-world changes in a niche, such as new tools, broken workflows, or pricing shifts, and returns a ranked list of evidence-backed opportunities. The niche wiki builds a deep research document on any topic you choose, covering the market, user types, pain points, and project ideas. The brand positioning skill works on how you describe yourself in bios and content. The growth review is the accountability check that scores whether you followed through on prior commitments and removes anything stale. The retro skill reviews which advice from past sessions actually worked and updates a playbook that all other skills follow. The memory folder is just plain markdown files you can read and edit yourself. It holds your profile, the playbook, a watchlist of signals you are tracking, a decision log, your public proof assets, and dated review records. Installation requires one command using npx, which installs the skills to the Claude Code skills directory. The prompts folder also contains portable versions that can be pasted into any other AI tool.