Ryan Doser releases V2 of Claude Code Skills Stack with cross-platform AI support

Ryan Doser has launched version 2 of the Claude Code Skills Stack, a $99 AI marketing product that now runs across multiple coding assistants, not just Claude Code. The update comes as teams shift between AI tools and want reusable workflows that travel with them.

Why it matters: - The V2 release makes Ryan Doser’s AI workflow library usable across major assistants, reducing the risk that teams lose their systems when they switch tools. - The productized stack has already crossed $10,000 in sales, showing demand for packaged AI operating systems, not just one-off prompts. - Doser credits the underlying documented marketing system with more than $100,000 in attributed revenue across new clients, digital products and affiliate commissions.

What happened: - Ryan Doser released version 2 of the Claude Code Skills Stack this week. - The new version is built to run across Claude Code, OpenAI’s Codex, Gemini CLI and Cursor. - The product is sold as a one-time purchase for $99 with no subscription.

The details: - The stack now includes more than 40 skills across eight categories. - The categories cover SEO, content creation, YouTube, design, research and system setup. - Each skill is written as a documented standard operating procedure and scored against a built-in checklist. - The core configuration ships in plain markdown through both a CLAUDE.md file and an identical AGENTS.md file. - That format is designed to work as an emerging open convention across markdown-friendly assistants. - The product is delivered through a private GitHub repository. - Lifetime updates are included, so new skills reach existing owners automatically at no extra cost. - Doser has documented the full V2 update on his site, and the product is available through its landing page.

Between the lines: - The release reflects a broader shift in AI work from chat-based experimentation to repeatable, process-driven operations. - Packaging internal workflows as portable files makes the system easier to sell, easier to update and less dependent on any single AI vendor. - The multi-assistant approach also positions the product for users who expect their workflows to survive rapid changes in the AI coding tool market.

What's next: - Existing buyers will automatically receive future skills and updates through the private repository. - Doser is likely to keep expanding the library as new AI assistants and workflows emerge. - The landing page and site documentation will remain the main sources for the latest version details and access.