Skills made by people. Loaded by your AI.
Find a skill, save it to your library and connect Vander Labs to the AI you already use. From then on it loads the right skill by itself, and the person who wrote it is paid when it does.
How Vander Labs works
- Find a skill made by someone who does the work: writing, code, design, data, research, video, hardware and more.
- Save it to your library. Your AI can use it from then on.
- Connect your AI once: one private connector URL for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code, as a remote MCP server.
- Ask as you always do. Your AI loads the right skill by itself, and the creator is paid for that use.
Browse by category
- Hardware skills: Boards, sensors, enclosures and the parts list behind them.
- Video skills: Edits, rhythm, hooks and delivery for short and long form.
- Design skills: Identity, layout, type and the systems that keep them consistent.
- Writing skills: Emails, scripts, docs and copy that gets a reply.
- Business skills: Pricing, positioning, teardowns and go-to-market.
- Photography skills: Light, lenses, phones and post-processing.
- Research skills: Competitor analysis, interviews, synthesis and reports.
- Code skills: Shipping software: architecture, reviews, tests, deploys.
- Data skills: Spreadsheets, dashboards, analysis and clean pipelines.
- Productivity skills: Planning, notes, meetings and personal systems.
AI skills in the library
- Personal CRM: Keep good relationships from going quiet by accident
- Weekly planning: Two or three outcomes in the hours you actually have
- Meeting notes to decisions: What was decided, who does what, what is open
- Dashboard design: Few numbers, in reading order, with a decision behind each
- Spreadsheet modeling: Inputs, calculations, outputs, checks
- SQL for analysts: The right grain, proven against a total
- Incident postmortem: Learn from the outage without a trial
- Database schema design: Tables that make bad data impossible
- Pull request code review: Correctness first, then everything else
- Customer interview synthesis: From a pile of transcripts to insights you can defend
- Competitor teardown in one hour: A clear map and the gaps worth attacking
- Lightroom editing recipe: One look, applied to the whole set
- Product lighting with one to three lights: Light the reflections, not the object
- Product photos with a phone: Catalog quality from a window and paper
- Grant and proposal writing: Answer exactly what the funder asked, with evidence
- OKR drafting: Outcomes with baselines, not a task list in disguise
- Pricing teardown: Price on value, then test it
- Customer case study: A result prospects believe, in the customer's words
- Brand voice guide: So everything you publish sounds like one person
- Cold email that gets replies: Four sentences, about them
- UX audit: Where people get stuck, and what to fix first
- Landing page teardown: Fixes ordered by how much they cost you
- Brand identity starter kit: A working brand system, not a mood board
- Documentary interview questions: Answers that cut together without your voice
- YouTube script structure: A promise, a payoff and nothing that does not earn its minute
- Short-form edit rhythm: Vertical videos people watch to the end
- PCB review before you order: Catch the dead-on-arrival mistakes first
- Bill of materials and sourcing: Real part numbers, alternates and honest costs
- Enclosures for 3D printing: Cases that fit on the first full print
- ESP32 IoT prototype: From a device idea to a working board
Know how to do something well?
Creators write the skill, we review it, and they are paid every month from the subscriptions of the members whose AI used it. Publish a skill.