build-with-me
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Write a "build along with me" tutorial for a project we built together - volumes, chapters, and a per-element breakdown where every element is explained, every line of code or every action is written out live with the reason it exists and the consequence of omitting it, and both the errors that actually happened and the ones the reader will hit. Works for code and for office programs, game engines, 3D programs and drawing programs. Use this whenever the user asks to write up, document, or recap how a project was built, set up, installed, configured, or debugged together; asks for a tutorial, walkthrough, or step-by-step guide for a project we worked on; asks for an element-by-element breakdown of a codebase or what breaks if a file is removed; or says "собери вместе со мной", "напиши туториал", "опиши как мы это делали", "туториал по сборке", "подробная инструкция как мы ставили", "разбери программу по элементам", "что будет если убрать этот файл". Also use it when the project is not a program, such as a spreadsheet, document or slide deck in Excel, Word, PowerPoint or LibreOffice; a level, Blueprint or asset in Unreal, Unity or Godot; a scene in Blender or Maya; a layered drawing in Krita or Photoshop - and for the Russian equivalents "разбери таблицу по элементам", "покажи как мы делали презентацию", "опиши как мы собирали сцену", "разбери рисунок по слоям", "напиши туториал по игре". Also use when the user wants mistakes preserved rather than a clean summary. Do not use for reference documentation about someone else's project.
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- Barytes/interview-prep-like-a-buildertheir own version, first seen Nov 8, 2026
- fworkslab/build-with-meword for word, first seen Oct 25, 2026
- sharan50/Claude-Skillstheir own version, first seen Oct 9, 2026
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- Barytes/interview-prep-like-a-builder★ 7same name
- sharan50/Claude-Skills★ 0same name
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