Templates & Spreadsheets on Gable Path

Claude Code Agent Team Starter: 6 Subagents, 3 CLAUDE.md Templates, 5 Hooks

Tue, 25 Aug 2026 08:24:24 +0000

Set up Claude Code like someone who’s been running it for a year — in about 15 minutes.

Six specialized subagents, ready to drop into .claude/agents/: a code reviewer that only reports findings it can prove, a test writer that follows your project’s existing conventions instead of importing new frameworks, a root-cause-first debugger, a docs writer that documents what the code actually does, an exploit-focused security checker, and a behavior-preserving refactorer. Each has a genuinely engineered system prompt — scope discipline, confidence filtering, verification steps — not a one-liner with a job title.

Freelance Rate Calculator & Project Pricing Kit — Stop Undercharging

Tue, 25 Aug 2026 08:20:30 +0000

Most freelancers set their rate by guessing what the market pays, then wonder why a “good year” leaves nothing after taxes. This spreadsheet works the math the right direction: start from the take-home income you actually want, gross up for taxes and overhead, divide by the hours you can realistically bill — and out comes the floor rate you can defend.

Four sheets, ready in minutes:

Your Rate — enter income goal, weeks off, hours per week, utilization, tax rate, and overhead (software, insurance, hardware, other). Get your required hourly and day rate, plus a sensitivity table showing your rate at 50/60/70% utilization so you see what a slow quarter really costs.
Project Quote — enter estimated hours, pick complexity and rush multipliers from dropdowns, add pass-through expenses. You get a suggested quote, and if you round your final price below your floor, the margin check turns red before the client ever sees the number.
Income Tracker — a 12-month table for invoiced, collected, expenses, and billable hours, with net, running total, utilization, and yearly totals computed for you.
Start Here — plain-English instructions, the exact math explained, and a color legend (yellow = edit, gray = computed).

Real formulas, no macros, nothing locked. Works in Excel & Google Sheets (File > Import). Instant download, use it on your next quote today.

Plan Your Novel Start to Finish: Beat Map, Character Dossiers & Scene Cards

Tue, 25 Aug 2026 08:28:45 +0000

A 26-page fill-in workbook that takes a novel from vague idea to drafting-ready plan — and then through revision. No theory padding: every page is something you write on.

What’s inside:

Premise Lab — a logline formula with worked examples from Pride and Prejudice, Frankenstein, and The Count of Monte Cristo, plus an 8-question stress test that finds the soft spots in your idea before page 100 does.
The Beat Map — three acts, nine blocks, 27 beats, each with a blunt one-line explanation of the job it does and lines to fill in your version.
Character Dossiers — four two-page sheets covering want vs. need, misbelief, the wound behind it, and arc waypoints keyed to specific beats.
Scene Cards — eight goal / conflict / disaster / sequel cards to plan each drafting session. Print more as you go.
World & Continuity Log — names, places, and a timeline grid so your manuscript stops contradicting itself.
Revision Checklists — three separate passes (structural, scene, line) with specific checks, like whether your midpoint turns the protagonist from reactive to proactive.
A “When You’re Stuck” diagnostic — one page that finds the missing ingredient behind most blocks.

Works for plotters and reformed pantsers alike. Plan in pencil; the workbook does not judge.