We regularly share practical resources for startups
MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets Claude Code plug into external tools and data: GitHub, your database, a browser. Here's how to add and configure a server, which ones are worth it for an MVP, and how to build your own.
A Claude Code skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file that Claude loads on its own when it's relevant, or that you trigger with /name. How to create one, install one, and how skills differ from CLAUDE.md, slash commands and MCP.
A Claude Code subagent is a secondary AI assistant that runs in its own context window, with its own tools and permissions. How to create one, when to pick a subagent over a skill or a hook, and three founder use cases.
Are your LinkedIn posts falling flat? The algorithm isn't the problem. Here is the step-by-step content strategy that turns views into clients.
NanoCorp turns a prompt into a company that builds and runs itself: product, website, Stripe payments, Meta ads, prospecting. Our honest review, the pricing, and $20 free to try it with the code SWANNC20.
How to write a cold email to a VC that gets a reply: subject line, structure, annotated templates, follow-up cadence, and when to choose cold outreach or a warm intro.
Who to hire first, when, at what real cost and with how much equity. The complete guide to your startup's first hire, and how to avoid the misstep that sinks so many first recruits.
A complete investor update template: 6 sections, a written example you can copy, which KPIs to track for your business model, and how often to send updates at each stage.
A clear definition of product market fit, the exact measurement protocol (the Sean Ellis test), the Superhuman example, the limits of the 40% threshold, and concrete steps to reach PMF.
