Claude Code is hard to understand (by default).

@charlie-hills · LinkedIn post · charlie-hills_claude… original · 2026-08-18

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Claude Code is hard to understand (by default).

I built 3 free Claude Skills to fix that:

/show-me → This renders what Claude built as a real page and brings the browser to the front.

It shows you without reading chunks of text.

/answer-first → It puts the answer on line one and the next step at the bottom. It follows 11 rules.

You glance at the output and know your next step.

/diagram-design → Gives Claude twenty-seven diagram types, so stuff arrives drawn instead of explained.

Useful for visualising anything you’re building.

Access them here → https://lnkd.in/eTXd3yUm

Bonus: Then save this in your CLAUDE.md:

“HTML for deliverables: anything I VIEW or SHARE rather than paste into a platform renders as a self-contained HTML file, inline CSS, no external requests. VIEW the rendered file before calling it done, and print its absolute path. What stays Markdown: copy that gets pasted OUT to a platform plus ALL core config, instruction and memory files.”

Now Claude shows you visual HTML plans by default.

I’ve been using it for the past two months, and as a visual person, it’s changed the way I use Claude.

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