[ Multipliers ]
Multipliers
A living list of multipliers — the reusable artifacts, practices, and methods that raise what one mind can build. Curated, and growing.
8 multipliers
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Agent Skills ↗
Anthropic's format for packaging instructions, scripts, and resources that an agent loads on demand to do a specific job better; ships an initial open-source set of 17.
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BMAD-Method ↗
A spec-driven framework that orchestrates named persona-agents (analyst, PM, architect, developer, QA) across a full development lifecycle.
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Chain-of-Thought Prompting ↗
Appending "Let's think step by step" elicits intermediate reasoning and sharply improves performance on multi-step problems — the smallest multiplier: one phrase, written once.
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Claude Code ↗
An agentic coding harness that runs a model in a loop over your codebase — reading files, calling tools, executing, and iterating — with subagents for context economy.
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Fabric ↗
An open-source framework of 230+ reusable prompt "patterns" — each a crafted system prompt stored as markdown that you can pipe into any model from the terminal.
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GitHub Spec Kit ↗
A toolkit for spec-driven development that makes the specification an executable, first-class artifact driving plans, tasks, and code.
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Model Context Protocol ↗
An open standard giving agents a common way to reach tools and data — thousands of servers with pre-built connectors for GitHub, Slack, Postgres, Google Drive and more.
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Ponytail ↗
A Claude Code skill that makes the agent "think like the laziest senior dev in the room" — walking a restraint ladder before writing, so it produces the minimum code that works.