The Minimalist Entrepreneur — Claude Code Skills

Claude Code skills based on The Minimalist Entrepreneur by Sahil Lavingia.

Installation

In Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add slavingia/skills
/plugin install minimalist-entrepreneur

That's it — Claude Code will fetch the repo and register all 10 skills automatically.

<details> <summary>Alternative: install from a local clone</summary>

git clone https://github.com/slavingia/skills.git ~/.claude/plugins/skills

Then in Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add ~/.claude/plugins/skills
/plugin install minimalist-entrepreneur

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Skills

| Skill | Command | When to use | |-------|---------|-------------| | Find Community | /find-community | Looking for a business idea, trying to find your community | | Validate Idea | /validate-idea | Testing if a business idea is worth pursuing | | MVP | /mvp | Ready to build your first product, struggling with scope | | Processize | /processize | Have a product idea, want to deliver value by hand before writing code | | First Customers | /first-customers | Have a product, need to find your first 100 customers | | Pricing | /pricing | Setting prices, considering price changes | | Marketing Plan | /marketing-plan | Have product-market fit, ready to scale with content | | Grow Sustainably | /grow-sustainably | Making decisions about spending, hiring, or scaling | | Company Values | /company-values | Defining culture, preparing to hire | | Minimalist Review | /minimalist-review | Gut-checking any business decision |

The Minimalist Entrepreneur Journey

The skills follow the book's progression:

1. Community — Start by finding your people
2. Validate — Make sure the problem is worth solving
3. Build — Ship a manual process, then productize it
4. Processize — Turn your product idea into a manual process you can deliver today
5. Sell — Get to 100 customers one by one
6. Price — Charge something from day one
7. Market — Build an audience through content
8. Grow — Stay profitable, grow sustainably
9. Culture — Build the house you want to live in
10. Review — Apply minimalist principles to every decision