Category · 19 skills
Productivity.
Skills for planning and tracking — planners, trackers, routines, schedules and logs, both as personal tools and as sellable printable products.
FAQ
Questions about Productivity.
What kind of skills are in Productivity?
Skills for planning and tracking — planners, trackers, routines, schedules and logs, both as personal tools and as sellable printable products.
Who are the Productivity skills for?
They're for the sellers, publishers, consultants, educators and makers working in this space. You bring your specifics; the skill applies a repeatable workflow and returns structured output.
How much do Productivity skills cost?
Each skill is a one-time purchase priced on its own listing — most fall between $8 and $30. They are sold on PromptBase and Agensi, which handle payment, delivery and refunds.
Are these Claude skills or just prompts?
They are Claude skills — bundled workflows Claude runs as a unit, applying the same pattern every time, not single-pass prompt templates.
Do I need a paid Claude plan?
Yes — any paid Claude plan (Pro, Team or Enterprise). The free tier does not support custom skills.
About this category
Structure you can sell — or just live by.
Planner and tracker products are deceptively hard to make well. A habit tracker is trivial; a habit tracker someone uses in March is design work — the right granularity, the right review rhythm, room for failure without abandonment. The Productivity skills in this category build that kind of structure: meal-prep systems, cleaning schedules, ADHD-friendly planners, project logs, yearly calendar sets, reading trackers.
Most buyers here are sellers: the skills output complete printable product specs — page lists, layout guidance, listing copy — ready for production and an Etsy listing. But the same outputs work perfectly well as personal systems; more than a few customers run a skill once for the shop and once for themselves. The theme and audience are runtime inputs, so one planner skill covers every planner niche you’ll ever sell into.
What separates these from a template pack is adaptivity. A template gives you the same forty pages regardless of who’s buying. A skill asks what the planner is for, who it serves, and what cadence fits — then builds the structure around the answers. When a niche shifts, you re-run the skill instead of redrawing the pages, which is exactly the kind of leverage that keeps a printable shop fresh without burning weekends.
Skills install in Claude in about thirty seconds on any paid plan. Purchases run through PromptBase or Agensi (refunds via the marketplace; PromptBase purchases earn StrategistKit a referral fee). We ship a new skill every week and give subscribers one curated skill free every month — the starter picker is the easiest way to test the format on a planner you’d actually use.