All the Possibles

Tell us what your AI should do differently. Get a skill that makes it happen.

A skill is a folder of instructions your assistant loads by itself when a request matches, so you stop repeating the same correction. An MCP server is an add-on, a tool is one ability, a prompt is saved instructions, and a skill is the one that fires on its own.

Answer the five questions below and the draft appears on this page. No account, and nothing you type is stored.

The interview.

For example: Every handoff spec uses our component names, lists states in our fixed order, and never invents a spacing value that is not in the token set.

For example: write the handoff spec, spec this out for the devs, write up the states

For example: A spec that names TextField, lists all eight states in order and uses space-3 (12) for the gap.

For example: It wrote Primary CTA button instead of Button variant=primary and gave the padding as 14px, which is not a token.

For example: Never invent a spacing value. Never rename a component. Ask before adding a state that is not on the list. No Title Case in labels.

Which tool will run it?

Pick the one you will install it in. The install steps change with it.

The draft is built from your words by a template, with no model in the loop, so the free version costs nothing and leaks nothing.

Built and tested for $29.

The draft above is a start. The paid version is a person reading your answers, writing the skill so it fires on the words your team uses and stays quiet otherwise, and proving it with a transcript.

$29

Paid once. The finished folder arrives by email within one business day, 8 am to 8 pm Eastern.

Which tool will run it?

If you filled in the interview above, your answers are already here. Change anything before you pay.

Questions first? Write to hello@allthepossibles.com and a person answers the same day.

Here is what the built version includes.

A description tuned to fire

Most skills fail at the first line. The description decides whether the assistant loads the skill at all, and it has to contain the words people say, in the order they say them. That line gets the most time.

Both test prompts, run

We install the skill in Claude Code, run the prompt that should fire and the one that should not, and send you the transcript. Where we can, we also run it once in the tool you named.

A note on what changed

One paragraph on what we moved, cut or added from your draft and why, so the next skill you write yourself is better.

The folder, ready to install

SKILL.md, a references folder with your examples, and the install steps for your tool, as a zip in your inbox.

Here is what it does not include.

Writing your design system

A skill tells the assistant what to do with your rules. If the rules are not written down yet, the DESIGN.md generator on the Designers server is the free place to start, and the skill comes after.

Code or MCP tools

A skill is instructions, examples and reference files. If you need the assistant to run something (a linter, a Figma call), that is a tool, and we can point you at the right one.

Two skills in one

One order is one skill. If your brief turns out to be two jobs, we say so and build the first; the second is another order, and often you can write it yourself from the first.

A few things to know before you pay.

Who writes it

John Howrey, the designer behind All the Possibles, who also maintains the free design skills pack for Claude Code. The portfolio on the home page is the work.

When it arrives

Within one business day of payment, between 8 am and 8 pm Eastern. Pay on a Tuesday afternoon and it is there by Wednesday afternoon.

Refunds

If the finished skill does not fire on your test prompt in Claude Code, reply to the email and the $29 comes back, and you keep the folder.

What we store

The free interview stores nothing; the draft and the zip are made from the page you are on. When you buy, we keep your six answers and your email with the order so we can build and deliver it. The only thing counted on the free path is which tool was picked and which notes fired, never the text.