level

Name: level
Author: matteotitta

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matteotitta/claude-code-marketing-quickstart/level

$npx -y skills add matteotitta/claude-code-marketing-quickstart --skill level

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Score your Claude Code environment on a fun 0-10 ladder (Tourist → Swarm) calibrated to the quickstart's 4 systems — Context, Skills, Integrations, Orchestration. Two front doors - an interactive quiz (zero setup, shareable) or a silent scan of your repo. Outputs a next-level roa

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SKILL.md

1	# level — the 10 levels of Claude Code
2
3	Most people using Claude Code have no idea how much of it they're actually using. This skill scores you 0-10 on a ladder calibrated to the 4 systems this quickstart teaches — Context · Skills · Integrations · Orchestration — benchmarked against a fully-built setup + the latest Anthropic features, then hands you a focused roadmap and a shareable card.
4
5	It's the quickstart's mastery skill: the 8 research skills build your marketing OS; `/level` tells you how far along the Claude Code curve you are and what to build next. Level 0 is "just installed it." Level 10 is genuinely rare — the documented ceiling in [`references/benchmark.md`](references/benchmark.md).
6
7	```
8	Pick a front door → Score it → Show the roadmap → Render output → Build first step
9	↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
10	quiz or scan 0-10 + 4 pillars next level only html / ascii optional
11	```
12
13	Re-run it whenever you want — the score updates as you level up.
14
15	---
16
17	## Modes and flags
18
19	\| Flag \| Effect \|
20	\|------\|--------\|
21	\| `--mode beginner` (default) \| "Knowledgeable friend" voice — explain why each thing matters, define jargon. Default front door = quiz. \|
22	\| `--mode internal` \| Terser, for auditing your own / your team's setup. Default front door = scan. \|
23	\| `--brand-kit <path>` \| Brand the HTML dashboard from a brand kit (a DESIGN.md with token frontmatter). Default = your `marketing/brand/brand-kit.md` once populated, else plain dark. `--brand-kit none` forces plain dark. \|
24	\| `--format html` (default) `\\| ascii \\| both` \| Output shape. `html` = branded dashboard. `ascii` = paste-anywhere card (Slack / LinkedIn / a code block). `both` = each. \|
25	\| `--quiz` / `--assess` \| Force the quiz, or the silent scan (then stop after the assessment). \|
26	\| `--build` \| Skip assessment; jump to building the next step. \|
27
28	No flag → `--mode beginner`, and offer both front doors ("Want the quick quiz, or should I scan your repo?").
29
30	---
31
32	## Phase 1 — pick a front door, then score
33
34	Both doors converge on the same result: a level (0-10) + a 0-4 sub-score per pillar. [`references/levels.md`](references/levels.md) is the source of truth — the ladder, the 4-pillar mapping, the scan checklist, and the scoring rule.
35
36	### Quiz (default in beginner mode)
37
38	Read [`references/quiz.md`](references/quiz.md). Ask the ~8 questions in one `AskUserQuestion` call (clean clickable options — fun and fast). Map each answer to its pillar + level band, then reconcile to a level + 4 pillar sub-scores per the rule in `quiz.md`. Needs nothing on disk, so it works before you've built anything — and the result is screenshot-shareable.
39
40	### Scan (default in internal mode)
41
42	Silently inspect the repo using the scan checklist in `levels.md` — CLAUDE.md, `.claude/skills`, `.mcp.json` + plugins, memory / rules, hooks + agents, headless / browser signals, worktrees, scheduled tasks. Then ask the 3 context questions (what you use Claude for / biggest friction / one thing you'd automate). Determine the level. Quantity ≠ level — 50 trivial skills is still Level 3; integration + complexity move the rungs.
43
44	### Present the assessment
45
46	Anchor the ceiling with [`references/benchmark.md`](references/benchmark.md). Present, in the mode's voice: the level + its fun name + vibe; the dual lens (which pillars are strong, which is the gap); a bottom-to-top walk of the rungs cleared, then the first rung that stops you and why it matters (plain language). Most marketers land 1-4; 5 is strong; 7+ is rare. If `--assess`, stop here.
47
48	---
49
50	## Phase 2 — the roadmap (next level only)
51
52	Show ONLY the next-level transition — focus is everything. Read the matching section in [`references/roadmaps.md`](references/roadmaps.md) for the assessed level and present its 3-4 steps with time estimates.
53
54	---
55
56	## Generate the output
57
58	Always produce output after Phase 1 (+ Phase 2 unless `--assess`). Pick the shape from `--format` (default `html`)

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How to install level?

matteotitta/claude-code-marketing-quickstart/level

$npx -y skills add matteotitta/claude-code-marketing-quickstart --skill level

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# level — the 10 levels of Claude Code
2
3	Most people using Claude Code have no idea how much of it they're actually using. This skill scores you 0-10 on a ladder calibrated to the 4 systems this quickstart teaches — Context · Skills · Integrations · Orchestration — benchmarked against a fully-built setup + the latest Anthropic features, then hands you a focused roadmap and a shareable card.
4
5	It's the quickstart's mastery skill: the 8 research skills build your marketing OS; `/level` tells you how far along the Claude Code curve you are and what to build next. Level 0 is "just installed it." Level 10 is genuinely rare — the documented ceiling in [`references/benchmark.md`](references/benchmark.md).
6
7	```
8	Pick a front door → Score it → Show the roadmap → Render output → Build first step
9	↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
10	quiz or scan 0-10 + 4 pillars next level only html / ascii optional
11	```
12
13	Re-run it whenever you want — the score updates as you level up.
14
15	---
16
17	## Modes and flags
18
19	\| Flag \| Effect \|
20	\|------\|--------\|
21	\| `--mode beginner` (default) \| "Knowledgeable friend" voice — explain why each thing matters, define jargon. Default front door = quiz. \|
22	\| `--mode internal` \| Terser, for auditing your own / your team's setup. Default front door = scan. \|
23	\| `--brand-kit <path>` \| Brand the HTML dashboard from a brand kit (a DESIGN.md with token frontmatter). Default = your `marketing/brand/brand-kit.md` once populated, else plain dark. `--brand-kit none` forces plain dark. \|
24	\| `--format html` (default) `\\| ascii \\| both` \| Output shape. `html` = branded dashboard. `ascii` = paste-anywhere card (Slack / LinkedIn / a code block). `both` = each. \|
25	\| `--quiz` / `--assess` \| Force the quiz, or the silent scan (then stop after the assessment). \|
26	\| `--build` \| Skip assessment; jump to building the next step. \|
27
28	No flag → `--mode beginner`, and offer both front doors ("Want the quick quiz, or should I scan your repo?").
29
30	---
31
32	## Phase 1 — pick a front door, then score
33
34	Both doors converge on the same result: a level (0-10) + a 0-4 sub-score per pillar. [`references/levels.md`](references/levels.md) is the source of truth — the ladder, the 4-pillar mapping, the scan checklist, and the scoring rule.
35
36	### Quiz (default in beginner mode)
37
38	Read [`references/quiz.md`](references/quiz.md). Ask the ~8 questions in one `AskUserQuestion` call (clean clickable options — fun and fast). Map each answer to its pillar + level band, then reconcile to a level + 4 pillar sub-scores per the rule in `quiz.md`. Needs nothing on disk, so it works before you've built anything — and the result is screenshot-shareable.
39
40	### Scan (default in internal mode)
41
42	Silently inspect the repo using the scan checklist in `levels.md` — CLAUDE.md, `.claude/skills`, `.mcp.json` + plugins, memory / rules, hooks + agents, headless / browser signals, worktrees, scheduled tasks. Then ask the 3 context questions (what you use Claude for / biggest friction / one thing you'd automate). Determine the level. Quantity ≠ level — 50 trivial skills is still Level 3; integration + complexity move the rungs.
43
44	### Present the assessment
45
46	Anchor the ceiling with [`references/benchmark.md`](references/benchmark.md). Present, in the mode's voice: the level + its fun name + vibe; the dual lens (which pillars are strong, which is the gap); a bottom-to-top walk of the rungs cleared, then the first rung that stops you and why it matters (plain language). Most marketers land 1-4; 5 is strong; 7+ is rare. If `--assess`, stop here.
47
48	---
49
50	## Phase 2 — the roadmap (next level only)
51
52	Show ONLY the next-level transition — focus is everything. Read the matching section in [`references/roadmaps.md`](references/roadmaps.md) for the assessed level and present its 3-4 steps with time estimates.
53
54	---
55
56	## Generate the output
57
58	Always produce output after Phase 1 (+ Phase 2 unless `--assess`). Pick the shape from `--format` (default `html`)

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