openexp:

How to use an exp.

The skill that drives this is openexp-use. Install it once, then describe your situation to your Claude — it picks the matching pack and follows the trajectory.

The skill

openexp-use

A Claude Code skill. When you describe a live situation, it finds the installed pack that fits, quotes the specific day from the trajectory, and hands you back the skills and scripts the author used at that step.

# Symlink the skill into your skills folder
$ ln -s ~/claude-skills/skills/core/openexp-use \
    ~/.claude/skills/openexp-use

Three jobs the skill does:

  1. Match. Finds the installed exp that fits — by category tokens and arc shape.
  2. Reference. Quotes the specific relative_day from that exp's trajectory: "in [author]'s arc, on day +25 they shipped pilot → contract drafted."
  3. Reuse. Hands back the skills and scripts the author used at that step (e.g. email-send-direct + a specific letter template at day +27).

→ View SKILL.md source on GitHub

Try it

Hand it to your Claude.

Once openexp-use is installed and you have at least one exp in ~/.claude/skills/openexp:<author>:<slug>/, open Claude Code and describe what you're working on. No need to name the pack — match is on shape.

# Describe your situation
> I'm 25 days into a B2B pilot. Counterparty went silent
> 4 days ago. Should I ping?

# Claude reads installed packs, picks the matching one,
# quotes the day with author attribution.

References

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