This week the group discovered that skills are products, not just processes. Matt shipped a plugin for client onboarding, Guillem started building for the Claude marketplace, and someone turned a marketing skill into a paid SaaS. Meanwhile, Roberto set up an OpenClaw cron job at the airport to track his flight. He wasn't sure he could trust it. Neither are we.
Wed Mar 4 11am: Matt & Rafa @ 4YFN
Wed Mar 4 6pm: Claude Code for everyone
Fri Mar 6, 11am: AI Cafe
Thu 19 Mar, 5pm Skill-a-thon Hacknight with Hackbarna
Mon Feb 24, IRL SpeakHapi Demo Night, Barcelona. Rafa demoed his voice AI product. Davy confirmed: "The demo was fire." Event page
Tue Feb 25, AI Cafe: Online session with Joan Sanz. Matt hosted, focused on building automated businesses. Recording
UPCOMING: Tue Mar 4, AI & The Rest IRL Meetup, Barcelona, 6pm. 150 on the waitlist, 40 spots left. Volunteers needed. Register
The Claude plugin and skills marketplace went from theoretical to real this week. Matt built happyceo-plugin, a system for onboarding new clients to his agency's internal workflow. Guillem started building marketplace skills from his own standards repo. And Matt flagged Magister Marketing, a site where Corey Haines packaged a marketing skill into a standalone product.
The shift is subtle but significant. Skills aren't static documentation. They iterate. They improve with use. They replace the confluence doc nobody reads. Matt's take: "What I love about skills is that they are quite close to reality. You can keep iterating on a process rather than it being fixed and having to be right straight away."