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AITmpl — Curated AI Templates Stack Builder

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Source: X Bookmark 1952394257979060361 (elvis @omarsar0 of DAIR.AI shared the URL) → Aitmpl Com 2026 05 02 (landing-page snapshot)

AITmpl (https://aitmpl.com) is a curated catalog of AI tools, templates, and integrations with a stack-builder UI — browse components, click + to add to your stack, install everything together. The featured catalog is mostly Claude-Code-aware: ClaudeKit (AI Agents & Skills library at docs.claudekit.cc), BrainGrid (AI Product Planner explicitly framed as the upstream-of-Claude-Code planning surface), plus Bright Data (web-data templates) and TinyFish (AI web-agent platform — articled 2026-05-05 after the May 4 Search + Fetch free-tier launch). Backed by the open-source programs of Vercel, Neon, and Anthropic — credible aggregator-positioning, not a random link farm.

Key Takeaways

  • Stack-builder pattern. Different from a flat catalog: pick the components you need, accumulate them in a stack, install with one command. The catalog itself is the value-add.
  • Claude-Code-aware featured tools.
    • ClaudeKit — “AI Agents & Skills.” Docs at https://docs.claudekit.cc/. Likely a Claude-Code skills/agents framework or library. (Worth a separate ingestion when there’s time.)
    • BrainGrid — “AI Product Planner that helps you shape ideas, plan features, and scope tasks that Claude Code can build right the first time.” Sits upstream of Claude Code, addressing the known “PRD-before-Code” gap.
  • Bright Data — Complete Web Data Template. Web-scraping infrastructure as a template (vs. raw API integration).
  • TinyFish — AI Web Agent Platform. Separate vertical category in the catalog.
  • Backing OSS programs: Vercel, Neon, Anthropic. Three of the major AI-infra vendors are listed as supporters — suggests aitmpl.com is a vetted aggregator, not a random project.
  • Surfaced by Elvis Saravia (@omarsar0) — bare URL share with no commentary, but DAIR.AI’s signal is high enough to warrant inclusion.

Why a curated catalog matters

The Claude-Code skill/plugin ecosystem is now too large to navigate without an index. The wiki already covers:

aitmpl.com is positioned differently: it’s not a Claude-skills marketplace specifically but a cross-tool stack builder that includes Claude-aware tools alongside non-Claude AI tools (Bright Data, TinyFish). The angle is “build your AI app stack” not “browse Claude skills.”

For someone shopping the broader AI-tooling ecosystem and asking “what’s the canonical AI Product Planner?” or “what’s a curated way to wire Bright Data into a Claude Code project?”, aitmpl is a reasonable starting catalog.

BrainGrid

The Claude-Code-upstream framing is interesting:

BrainGrid is the AI Product Planner that helps you shape ideas, plan features, and scope tasks that Claude Code can build right the first time.

The thesis: Claude Code is execution-strong but planning-weak before a clear PRD exists. BrainGrid generates the PRD-shaped artifact that Claude Code consumes cleanly. Sits in the same conceptual space as Simon Scrapes’ GSD framework (see nine-component agentic OS) and the explicit-PRD planning tier in Superpowers.

Worth a follow-up Research operation to determine: is BrainGrid a SaaS, a Claude Code skill, or both? How does it differ from /brainstorm and the Anthropic task-planner skills? Slot for next ingest pass.

ClaudeKit

URL: https://docs.claudekit.cc/. Headline: “AI Agents & Skills.” Likely a Claude-Code skills/agents library — but the relationship to the existing canonical surfaces (anthropics/skills, wshobson/agents, claudeskills.info Hub) is not extracted. Another follow-up Research candidate.

Bright Data web-data template + TinyFish

Both are non-Claude-specific tools in the catalog, useful when the agent needs structured web data. TinyFish now has full coverage in the agents-agentic-systems topic (filed 2026-05-05 on the back of the May 4 Search + Fetch free-tier announcement — MCP-native, integrates with Hermes / OpenClaw / Cline / Goose / Antigravity / n8n / Dify / LangChain / CrewAI). Bright Data evaluation remains out of scope for now.

Notable individual skills (added 2026-05-08)

AITmpl serves the davila7/claude-code-templates library, so each skill at app.aitmpl.com/component/skill/<category>/<name> is an installable Claude Code skill via npx claude-code-templates@latest --skill <category>/<name>. Catalog is broad; these are highlights worth knowing about specifically:

enterprise-communication/telegram-bot-builder

Install: npx claude-code-templates@latest --skill enterprise-communication/telegram-bot-builder

Positions Claude as a “Telegram Bot Architect” for production-grade bots. Coverage: Telegram Bot API implementation, bot architecture patterns, command + keyboard interface design, inline keyboards, monetization strategies (freemium / subscription / per-use / ads / affiliate, plus Telegram-native payments), user-onboarding flows, analytics integration, webhook management.

The skill compares tech stacks (Node.js with Telegraf/grammY vs Python with python-telegram-bot/aiogram) and ships code examples for command handlers, multi-column inline keyboards (yes/no prompts), pagination logic across pages, and Telegram’s native payment flow (invoice creation + successful-payment handling).

Anti-patterns highlighted: blocking operations that trigger Telegram API timeouts, missing error handling, message-spam patterns. Related skills in the same catalog: telegram-mini-app, backend, ai-wrapper-product, workflow-automation.

Useful for: WEO Marketly client deployments where a Telegram-based front-end is the customer-facing surface. Also pairs cleanly with Hermes Agent (Telegram is one of Hermes’ supported messaging surfaces) — the skill’s bot-architecture pattern transfers directly to a Hermes-as-Telegram-front-end deployment.

Implementation

Tool/Service: AITmpl (https://aitmpl.com) Setup: Browse the catalog at https://aitmpl.com. No sign-up required to browse. Stack-builder is interactive on the page. Cost: Catalog is free. Each integrated tool has its own pricing. Integration notes:

  • The “stack” model is most useful when you’re starting a new AI app from scratch and want a sane bundle.
  • For an established stack like WEO’s, AITmpl is more useful as a discovery tool (find adjacent integrations) than as a stack-builder.

Try It

  1. Open https://aitmpl.com and skim the featured integrations.
  2. Click into BrainGrid and ClaudeKit specifically — these are the two Claude-Code-relevant entries.
  3. If BrainGrid’s planning artifact looks complementary to Simon Scrapes’ GSD framework: file a follow-up Research request.
  4. If ClaudeKit’s docs reveal it’s a substantial framework distinct from existing wiki coverage: file a separate ingest.

Open Questions

  • Does the stack-builder produce an actual npm install / pip install script, or is it just a curated list? Not extracted.
  • License/terms for the catalog itself — is it MIT-style or proprietary curation?
  • BrainGrid pricing/positioning — SaaS / OSS / hybrid? Worth investigating before recommending.
  • ClaudeKit overlap with anthropics/skills + wshobson/agents — is it a competitor, complement, or curated subset?

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