Familiars are Claude skills and plugins built in a Berlin studio for people who make and deliver sound. Each one has a form, a name and a narrow job. It works inside your rules, says what it does not know, and stops when the job is done.
A familiar loads when your request matches its job, and only then. Three rules hold for every one of them.
Each familiar names what it covers and which neighbour to call for the rest, so two of them never answer the same question twice.
No sample rate, loudness target, true-peak ceiling or file format appears unless you supplied it. Missing values come back as a labelled default or a single question.
What you said, what was measured and what was inferred stay labelled. A familiar never claims it heard, sent or published something it did not.
The sigil is the familiar's mark at small size: one colour, readable at 16 pixels. Hover a card to see it drawn.
Reads what stage a track is in, sets completion criteria and runs time-boxed sessions across a backlog of unfinished projects. One open decision per answer, one next action per session.
Turns a folder of tracks into a body of work: the concept axis, the arc, the running order, a title system and the release texts.
Rubric-based rating and A/B comparison, evidence first. Every finding carries a timecode, the observed artifact, its audible character, the effect on usability and a confidence level.
Session and delivery notes a client can act on: what changed, what was measured, what stayed untouched, and versions compared level-matched.
Corrections, grammar and vocabulary for studio and office German in Berlin, pitched at beginner to intermediate. Spoken rehearsal for calls you would rather not improvise.
The working room of a techno studio in one install, from demo triage to the tech rider.
A dark theme where every colour pair carries its computed contrast ratio, with a written restriction wherever a pair fails.
Say which familiar you want and what you would use it for. Each reply comes from a person, not an autoresponder.
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