What is actually on the platform: fourteen sections in five minutes

2026-06-01

Fourteen sections is a lot, and somebody opening the platform for the first time usually cannot tell where to begin. Below is a five-minute overview: what sits where, what is open with no registration, what free access gives you and what sits behind which plan.

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The biggest problem turned out not to be price

When I asked my audience why they had not bought, I expected one answer — too expensive. The answer was different.

29% did not know we had courses at all. "Too expensive" was named by 16.1%. 8.1% did not understand what exactly they would get.

So the largest group is people who read the channel and had no idea the product existed. A discount will not help them. What they need is a proper list of what is there.

And an explanation of how that happened. Three years went into building the platform: fourteen sections, more than 10 000 skills, three thousand automation templates, twenty-nine interface languages. While that was being built, the channel was about the craft rather than the product — there was little to talk about beyond plans. Now the platform is assembled and there is something to describe.

Below are the fourteen sections, honestly: what is inside, who needs it and what is available without money. No promotional phrasing.

Part one: ready-made — take it and use it

Six sections where nothing has to be created. You go in, take it, use it.

Skills for Claude Code. More than 10 000 of them. A skill is not a prompt but a chain of agents: the task gets split into parts, each agent does its own and hands it on. The one that assembles presentations consists of a copywriter, a designer, a structurer and a proofreader. Cards and descriptions are open to everyone, the files come with the Basic plan, advanced ones with Creator+.

Automation templates. More than 3 000 ready flows: connections between services, handling enquiries, mailings, reports. Descriptions are visible to everyone, ordinary templates come with Plus, advanced ones with Full.

Open source solutions. Ready projects you can deploy yourself. The catalogue is open to everyone, the file links after free registration.

Prompts. The catalogue with categories is visible to everyone, the texts themselves come with Basic.

AI assistants. More than 140 ready specialists across 14 categories: marketing, sales, legal, HR, e-commerce, analytics, creative, media, engineering, freelancing, personal development. Each is not a prompt but a role with its own questions for you: open a chat, describe the task, get a document. The catalogue is open to everyone, the chats come with Basic.

Website templates and app interfaces. Prompts for animated landing pages and multi-page sites, with previews of the result. Previews for everyone, the prompts with Plus.

Separately on why there is so much of it

A fair question: why nine thousand skills if somebody needs one? For the same reason a reference book has a thousand pages. You do not read it front to back — you open the page you need.

The logic of the "ready-made" section is simple: any standard task has already been solved by somebody, and rather than assembling a solution from scratch you take a ready one and adjust it. A skill for presentations, a template for handling enquiries, an assistant for a legal question. The saving here is not in money but in hours — and at five hours a week there are few of those.

Part two: production — creating something new

Six sections for people who need more than ready-made.

Gen AI — generating images and video. Marketing — formats for promotional tasks. AI influencer — producing content for social media. AI Workflow — building processes out of steps. A prompt generator — when you need your own rather than one from the catalogue. Cerebrum — working with models directly.

All of it is paid not by subscription but from a wallet: charged on what gets done, the cost visible before you press, money returned on a failure. Top-ups from $5. That is fundamental: you do not pay for a month in which you did nothing.

Part three: training

Courses and express courses. The programme and the cards are open to everyone — you can study the contents before buying. Sixteen express courses, each $9 separately or 1 000 experience points, or included in a plan.

Six foundational ones are in Basic: prompt engineering, Perplexity as an investigative tool, Grok for finding trends, an encyclopaedia of more than 190 vetted services, "Freelancer positioning" and "Freelance 2.0".

Separately, the ten-lesson sales module, also in Basic: four client types, handling objections, rejections, burnout, shaping an offer around demand, selling without case studies.

Webinars and live sessions. Announcements are open to everyone, the recordings come with a plan.

The blog is fully open, no registration needed.

What works across every section

Three things belonging to the whole platform rather than to a particular section.

A wallet instead of limits. Generation is paid on what gets done rather than in packages of expiring credits. The cost is visible before you press, money comes back on a failure, top-ups from $5. A month with no work costs nothing — which is fundamental for anybody testing this out.

Experience points. Earned by working on the platform and converted into access: 1 000 points open any advanced skill or template.

Twenty-nine interface languages. Significant if you work with clients in other countries.

What is open without money, and it is more than it seems

Three things people usually do not know.

A guest sees every section and every description. Only the files themselves are closed. You can go in and see what exists, paying nothing and registering for nothing.

Free registration opens three days of full Basic access. Not a demo, not a cut-down version — the full plan: every assistant, the prompt texts, the skill files, six foundational courses and the sales module.

Experience converts into access. 1 000 points open any advanced skill or template for nothing.

How to use this without drowning

An honest warning: fourteen sections and nine thousand skills is a wall if you arrive with no task. Somebody opens the catalogue, scrolls for half an hour, closes it and does nothing. That is what happens to most people.

So you have to arrive from a task rather than from the catalogue.

If you want to start earning — "Freelancer positioning". Seven assistants in sequence producing a niche, a client avatar, a portfolio, profile texts and a plan for first jobs. Three days of Basic is enough to run the whole chain.

If you already have a client and do not know how to talk to them — the assistants section, the sales category, plus the sales module.

If you need to do a specific job — go to the assistants by category of task rather than to the skills catalogue.

If the task repeats every week — that is when automation templates and skills come in.

One rule: one section for one task until there is a result. Opening a second before the first has produced anything is the fastest way to drown.

Which plan for which task

Briefly, because confusion here costs people money.

Free. Catalogues, descriptions, course programmes, the blog. You pay nothing and see what exists.

Basic. Skill files, prompt texts, chats with every assistant, six foundational express courses and the sales module. This is the plan for somebody starting to earn: everything needed for positioning, finding clients and messaging is here.

Plus. Adds automation templates, prompts for website and app interface templates, and the video model courses. The plan for somebody already delivering jobs regularly and selling visuals.

Creator+. Advanced skills, building your own assistants. For people making solutions for a client rather than doing tasks.

Full. The whole stack, including advanced automations. For people building systems for businesses.

And three routes to any advanced material rather than one: a plan, a one-off $9, or 1 000 experience points. If you need one specific skill, a plan is not compulsory.

What to do today

Not study the platform. Studying it in full is pointless — there are months of work there and you need a result sooner.

Register and open one section for one task of yours. Three days of Basic is enough to run "Freelancer positioning" and come out with a finished pack of documents rather than a sense of how much is in there.

And if you are one of the 29% who simply did not know — now you do. The platform took three years to build, and for all that time talking about it was premature: what makes sense to show is the finished thing, not the building site. It is assembled now — fourteen sections, and all of them are above.

If you know somebody who asks where to start with AI at all, forward this to them. The whole list is on one page.

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Fourteen sections in three parts

The map follows one principle: what this is, what is inside, what you get and what you earn from it.

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The catalogues grow daily: crawlers bring in what is new and the descriptions catch up in two languages.

Part 1. Ready-made — take it and use it

Skills for Claude Code. More than 10 000, of which 3 074 free Membrane skills — downloadable by anybody registered. Plus 20 AI SKILLS in-house skills: six for video, ten for images and design, four for social media. Semantic search finds by the meaning of a task rather than by matching words.

Automation templates. More than 3 000: n8n workflows and Make flows. Download, import, add your keys, and it runs.

Open source solutions. More than 190 projects to deploy yourself.

Prompts and AI assistants. A prompt library and 140+ ready helpers across 14 categories.

Website and interface templates. 343 prompts with previews before you run them.

Part 2. Production — creating something new

Gen AI — 338 models across twelve modes: images, video, sound, 3D, working with files, training your own assets.

Marketing — eight ready advertising formats from a product photo.

AI influencer — a persona with a trained face and voice.

AI Workflow — chains where each step's result feeds the next.

A prompt generator and Cerebrum — matching tools to a task.

Part 3. Training and audience

Courses and express courses — six plans and ten mini-courses.

Webinars and live sessions.

And a daily blog that publishes itself: a digest of the AI world.

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Where to start so you do not drown

Fourteen sections is a lot and opening them one after another is pointless.

If you need a result today — Gen AI or Marketing. A result in minutes, nothing to configure.

If the task is a standard one — the assistants. Open a chat on your subject and describe the task in plain words.

If you do not know what you need — Cerebrum. Describe the task in ordinary words and get a chain of five to seven steps.

If you want to understand it systematically — the training, starting with Basic.

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What to read next

[Which plan to choose](/en/blog/which-plan-to-choose) — a breakdown by task after this overview.

[What you will be able to do in a month](/en/blog/what-you-get-in-a-month) — where this leads in practice.

[What it costs to try](/en/blog/how-much-to-try-wallet) — how payment works.

[How to build your own AI assistant](/en/blog/build-your-own-assistant) — the next step when ready-made did not fit.

[Skills for Claude Code](/en/blog/claude-code-skills-guide) — the full guide to skills.