Just putting this out there in case anyone else is interested, but I found myself doing the same workflows over and over again in Claude Code, so I bit the bullet and made a suite of skills so I could make sites much more quickly.

There is an uber-skill called /senternet-site-create that will take you through all the other skills and apply them. It's smart enough to know which steps are optional and whatnot. It will also detect what's already been applied and skip those steps, so you can upfit an existing site with the rest of the skills.

There are some skills specific to Google Cloud and Firebase because those are what I use most (not to mention having a Google Cloud account is generally pretty handy for generating useful api keys for other google services). I could probably expand to include other providers pretty easily if interested.

Works with other agents too, of course, not just Claude Code. I've used them with Codex, for example.

Like I said, I dogfood this pretty frequently, so even if you don't like it, I love it. :)

But open to feedback (and contributions)!

Individual skills

Command	What it does
/senternet-site-gcloud-auth	Authenticate gcloud and Firebase CLI (run once per machine before firebase/GA skills)
/senternet-site-design	Convert a Claude Design HTML export into React components with a full design system
/senternet-site-vite-setup	Scaffold Vite + React + TypeScript with optimal config
/senternet-site-firebase	Firebase Hosting with caching, security headers, multi-env deploy, and custom domain handoff — creates or links Firebase projects after auth and confirmation
/senternet-site-favicon	Favicon and app icon generation for browser tabs, bookmarks, and mobile home screens
/senternet-site-metatags	Full SEO meta tags, OG, Twitter Card, schema.org, MetaTags component
/senternet-site-robots	robots.txt pointing to sitemap
/senternet-site-sitemap	Sitemap XML generation script with multilingual hreflang support
/senternet-site-indexnow	IndexNow submission to Bing on every deploy
/senternet-site-google-analytics	GA4 with lazy loading and build-time env gating — guides Firebase Console linking and retrieves or confirms the Measurement ID
/senternet-site-email-resend	Transactional email with Resend + Firebase Functions — stores API key in Secret Manager and scaffolds Cloud Functions
/senternet-recaptcha-enterprise	reCAPTCHA Enterprise keys for local, dev, and prod forms
/senternet-site-ads-reddit-pixel	Reddit Ads conversion pixel with bootstrap stub
/senternet-site-image-webp	WebP conversion script, <picture> pattern, preload for LCP
/senternet-site-share-images	Per-page OG share image generation with Sharp + SVG
/senternet-site-prerender	Puppeteer-based static prerendering for all routes
/senternet-site-lighthouse	Lighthouse/PageSpeed optimization checklist and decisions
/senternet-site-mobile-optimize	Mobile image optimization, lazy loading, animation disabling
/senternet-site-multilingual	i18n system with URL prefix routing and hreflang tags
/senternet-site-ads-landing	Conversion-optimized ad landing pages
/senternet-site-seo-blog	SEO blog with prerendered posts, share images, and tag index pages
/senternet-site-compare-pages	Competitor alternative and vs. pages for SEO
/senternet-site-csp	Content Security Policy header with coverage for all third-party services in the suite
/senternet-site-init	Generate AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, and README.md for the completed site

Long story short, I tested my in-app purchase flow about a month ago to make sure subscriptions work. Yesterday I pull up my Appstore Connect analytics and see.. a new paying user!!

Then I realized it was just the 30-day renewal of my test subscription. 🤦🏼‍♂️

Long story short, I'm testing Reddit ads. My account manager enabled this "Max Beta" ad campaign thingy for me. (It works more like Google Ads where it mixes-and-matches headlines and creatives and such.) I set the budget at $50 per day and go to the grocery store to get ice cream. I come back, and with my bowl of ice cream in hand I see my Google Analytics realtime view is on fire. My app usage analytics are through the roof. I pull up Reddit Ads and see that it's already spent $1600+ in just a couple of hours! So I email my rep and we turn it off while the engineers investigate. Turns out it was a bug and they refunded me.

At $50 per day, that's 32 weeks of ad budget spent in a couple of hours. And since it was refunded, it ended up being about $0.08 CPC.

The ice cream was very enjoyable.