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YC CEO Garry Tan open-sourced his Claude Code workflow, hitting 4K+ stars on GitHub in 24 hours.
8 slash commands, each corresponding to a specific role: CEO reviews product direction, Engineering Manager reviews architecture, Staff Engineer identifies production incidents, Release Manager handles one-click deployment, QA auto-captures screenshots to test bugs.
The core idea in one sentence: don't treat AI as an all-purpose assistant—assign it specific roles.
What hits hardest is /plan-ceo-review. You say "add image upload," and it doesn't rush to write code. Instead, it asks back: is this really what you need? Maybe the actual requirement is helping sellers auto-generate product descriptions that actually sell. It pulls "how to do it" back to "what to do."
/review is brutal too—it actively anticipates production disasters: N+1 queries? Race conditions? Failed uploads leaving orphaned files? Think through all the pitfalls before bugs blow up production.
The underlying logic: mixing AI use cases is inferior to specializing each one.