agencykit — I turned my agency's 8 most-repeated workflows into Claude skills (free, MIT)

Hey IH,

I work at a creative agency in Rome and kept running into the same problem:
every week, the team was rewriting the same 8 things from scratch.

Project briefs. Client approval emails. Monthly reports. Quotes.
Shooting day schedules. Social content calendars. Post-mortems.

Each one taking 30-90 minutes. Each one slightly different every time.
No consistency, no knowledge transfer, no way to onboard new people fast.

So I built agencykit — a pack of Claude Agent Skills that encode these workflows.
You install it once, then trigger them with plain English:

• "new project" → full project brief with task list, phases, and risk register
• "client approval" → approval request with 48h SLA, escalation at 72h,
  and automatic revision counter (flags revision 3+ as billable extra)
• "monthly report" → narrative client report, not a data dump
• "quote" → line-item quote with margin check (warns below 40%)
• "shooting" → ODG, shot list, equipment checklist, crew WhatsApp message
• "content calendar" → 4-week calendar with first-week captions written out
• "post-mortem" → structured retrospective appended to LESSONS.md
• "status update" → traffic-light per project + morning briefing message

Works with Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Gemini CLI.
All bilingual EN + IT. MIT license.

Install: npx agencykit install
GitHub: https://github.com/MarcoZorn/agencykit
Landing: https://marcozorn.github.io/agencykit/

The technically interesting part: the client-approval skill maintains
revision count state across the conversation — entirely prompt-side,
no backend. It generates a different output at revision 3+, flagging it
as a billable extra. Most agency contracts have this rule, but nobody
actually counts. Now it counts automatically.

Happy to answer questions. Especially curious if anyone's building
Claude skills for other non-developer domains — feels like the ecosystem
is 90% dev tooling and 10% everything else.