Vexilo
Claude Code planner w/ 31 agents, 92 commands, + 121 skills
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Vexilo - Claude Code planner w/ 31 agents, 92 commands, + 121 skills

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Most Claude Code users discover 10% of the ecosystem — by accident. You burn tokens because nobody told you /context exists. Vexilo fixes that. → 92 commands organized by use case → 31 specialist agents (code-reviewer, tdd-guide, planner...) → 121 skills by domain (frontend, backend, AI, devops) → ECC Superpowers workflow (160K+ ⭐ GitHub) → Auto-generates CLAUDE.md instantly Bilingual EN/中文 · PWA · One-time, no subscription.

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Hao Studio
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built Vexilo after a painful realization: I'd been using Claude Code for 2 months and burning 3x more tokens than necessary — because nobody told me /context existed. Then I found /aside. Then /model haiku. Then 31 specialist agents I never knew about. Each discovery felt like "wait, this existed the whole time?" The Claude Code ecosystem is genuinely incredible — but the discoverability is brutal, especially for non-English speakers. There's no central index. You find things by accident, through Discord comments and GitHub READMEs. So I built one. Vexilo maps the entire ecosystem — including Everything Claude Code (160K+ ⭐), gstack, and UI/UX Pro Max — into one bilingual interactive index, organized by what you're actually building. The CLAUDE.md export is the part I'm most proud of: drop it in your project root, tell Claude to read it, and it automatically knows every tool available and when to use each one. Free preview at vexilo.app — happy to answer any questions!
Sinchana V

It took me weeks to discover /context or /model existed as well. There’s no canonical map of what exists or when to fire each one. Does CLAUDE.md update dynamically as new gstack commands ship, or is it a one-time snapshot at generation? Curious how you’re handling version drift between the ecosystem and the exported map.

Hao Studio
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@sinchana_v Great question — this is exactly the friction Vexilo exists for.

Short answer: CLAUDE.md is a one-time snapshot at export time, not a

live document. The web app itself stays current — I shipped v1.0.6 about

an hour ago when Anthropic released /goal in Claude Code v2.1.139,

bumping the count from 92 → 93 commands.

How drift is handled in practice:

1. The app polls a version manifest every hour. When a new release lands,

the topbar shows a "v1.0.x → v1.0.y" pill with the changelog.

2. Re-exporting CLAUDE.md is one click. Each export embeds the version

at the top of the file, so Claude itself can tell when it's reading

a stale snapshot.

3. New commands and agents land in the index within hours of upstream

release — that's the whole point of this being curated, not

auto-scraped.

Why not auto-refreshing CLAUDE.md? Two reasons:

- It's a project artifact. Silent updates would diff in every PR and

destroy the audit trail.

- Local determinism matters. If Claude reads a CLAUDE.md that mutates

under it, you can't reproduce its output. That's a debugging hell.

So: snapshot + explicit re-export + always-visible update banner = no

drift in practice, with full reproducibility.

On the "weeks to discover /context existed" part — yeah, that's the

itch I built this for. The whole map's at vexilo.app if you want to

see what else you might be missing.

Hao Studio
Maker

Hey Product Hunt! 👋

I'm Alex, the maker behind Vexilo.

Two months ago I started using Claude Code seriously and hit a wall immediately — not with the AI, but with discoverability. I kept finding powerful features by accident, months after I should have known they existed.

/context alone would have saved me hundreds of dollars in wasted tokens. I found it on week 6.

So I spent 3 weeks mapping the entire ecosystem. What started as a personal doc became Vexilo — an interactive, bilingual index of everything Claude Code can actually do.

What makes it different:

  • Organized by what you're building, not alphabetically

  • Auto-generates a CLAUDE.md you drop into any project

  • Works offline (PWA)

  • One-time purchase, no subscription

Use code PRODUCTHUNT for $5 off today.

Happy to answer any questions about Claude Code or how I built this. What's the most useful Claude Code feature you discovered way too late? 👇