A plugin for Claude A surprise deliverable from your unused usage · monthly

Every month ends with an Encore.

You already paid for this month of Claude — and whatever you don't use vanishes when your usage resets. The night before that happens, Encore looks back at everything you worked on and builds something awesome you didn't get to — or didn't think of — in time. Then it takes a bow.

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Where Encore performs
Claude Available now ChatGPT Pack included Gemini Pack included Perplexity Pack included
Every ticket includes all four — the full experience runs on Claude; the packs bring the ritual everywhere else.
№ 01 — The performance

Four acts. You're in the audience.

Encore runs by itself on the last night of your billing cycle — while your leftover capacity still counts.

I
Act one

It reads your month

Your Claude projects, files, repos, and recent activity. The context is already sitting there — Encore just finally does something with it.

II
Act two

It decides what to make

No forms, no personas. From what you actually worked on, it figures out the one thing you'd value most — or simply follows the request you left it.

III
Act three

It builds one real thing

Not five half-ideas. One researched, opinionated, genuinely-new deliverable — then it critiques its own draft before you ever see it.

IV
Act four — the bow

The reveal lands

It arrives finished, before the cycle resets. Open it, use it, or toss it. Either way, your surplus became something instead of nothing.

№ 02 — For example

So what does it actually make?

That depends on what you do — Encore builds something in your world, from your work. Here's how it lands for four kinds of people.

None of these you? Even better. There's no menu — a founder, a lawyer, a teacher, a researcher each get their own kind of deliverable, built from what they actually do.

№ 03 — The request line

One optional note.
That's the whole settings page.

Left blank, Encore chooses for you. Have something in mind? Shout a request.

Point it at something: “Spend my leftover month finishing the pitch deck.” Or flip to tidy mode: “Nothing new — sweep my loose ends: unanswered threads, unfinished docs, codebase fixes.” Or say nothing at all, and let it surprise you.
№ 04 — The unveiling

Delivery is an opening night.

Encore doesn't drop a file in a folder. Your deliverable arrives as a reveal — pinned to your sidebar, with a copy emailed to your inbox. Go on, try it.

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Your Encore · a look inside
✦ ENCORE MEMOSPV TARGET · SPECULATIVE
SpaceX
The pre-IPO window your memos kept circling
~$800B secondary2026 IPO windowEntry: SPV · tender

Why you, why now — your last three memos chased vertically-integrated space + comms. This is that thesis at terminal scale, with an IPO now on the calendar.

The bear — IPO slippage, illiquid secondaries, and a price that already assumes Starship works.

12 sources · full numbers · kill criteria inside
encore/usage-lens · PR #47
usage-lens — a mini dashboard for your API spend
+ app/usage/page.tsx  spend timeline + forecast
+ lib/usage-client.ts  metering client
+ tests/forecast.test.ts  14 passing ✓
✓ audit: 2 fixed3 flagged with file + linenever merges itself
@yourhandleContent drop · 1/6
“Your unused AI subscription is a gym membership you pay to ignore.”

The full drop: caption, 5 hook variations, a 40-second reel script, and the carousel — in your voice, staged to schedule.

Foil № 7 — gold on washed black

Chest print extending your Motif series — foil stamp on heavyweight cotton. Brief: materials, placement, printable mockups.

Investor — a sourced SPV memo: thesis, numbers, bear case, kill criteria
Open the deliverableRemix with Claude ↺
Every Encore is emailed to your inbox and remixable — reply and tell Claude what to change.
↺ replay
№ 05 — Why it works

The magic is the surprise, not the settings.

Every AI tool waits for you to ask. Encore is the opposite — it shows up on its own, having already done the reading, holding one finished thing.

Because it's grounded in your actual work, it never feels generic. Because it's one confident deliverable, opening it feels like a reveal — not a chore.

Your Claude settings · Usage
All models72% used
Resets tomorrow, 3:00 PM
You used your month well. The last 28% still vanishes at reset — unless Encore spends it on a deliverable, unveiled to your inbox, ready to remix.
Encore · this cycle
Your Encore is ready: a long memo on a company that fits the thesis you were deep in all month. Reasoning and sources inside.
encore-memo.docx
Speculative · not financial advice
№ 06 — Admission

Pick your ticket.

The capacity you already paid for, finally put to work.

✦ General admission ✦
$4.99/mo
One run a month · one deliverable
  • Works for whatever you do — zero setup
  • One optional request, or tidy mode
  • Fires right before your usage resets
  • Never sends, spends, publishes, or merges
  • Cancel anytime — no encore required
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Weekly encores · four reveals a month
  • Runs every week, not just month's end
  • Watches your pace — under-using your plan mid-month? It spends the difference on you
  • Same quality bar, four times the show
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№ 07 — Program notes

Good to know

Does it actually use my unused usage?
Encore fires right before your usage resets — the bars you see in Settings → Usage, whether that's your weekly limits or your monthly usage credits. That's the moment leftover capacity would otherwise vanish. On the API it can literally spend down a budget you set; on a subscription it's the same idea in spirit: one great thing out of the month you already paid for.
How does it know what I do?
It reads the work you've already connected to Claude — projects, files, repos, recent activity. Only sources you've authorized, and nothing leaves your account.
Do I need to set anything up?
No. There's no persona quiz and no configuration — the four examples above are just examples. Encore reads your actual month and derives the deliverable from it: investor, developer, lawyer, teacher, or something in between. If your work shifts, next month's Encore shifts with it.
How does the deliverable arrive?
As an unveiling. Encore wraps every deliverable in a reveal — a presentation summary you click through — pins it to your Claude sidebar, and emails a copy to your registered address so it's waiting in your inbox (when your email is connected). The full file is attached in the conversation, and everything is remixable: reply with what you'd change and Claude reshapes it on the spot.
Can I tell it what to work on?
Yes — that's the request line, and it's the only setting. Leave a note like "finish the pitch deck I abandoned" and Encore spends your leftover month on that instead. Or ask for tidy mode and it sweeps your loose ends — unanswered threads, unfinished docs, codebase fixes — and hands you a prioritized punch list of what it cleaned up and what needs you. Leave it blank and you get the surprise.
Can it do something risky while I'm away?
No. Encore reads and builds, but it never sends messages, spends money, publishes, or merges code. The Developer track opens a pull request for you to review — it never merges it.
Does Encore only work with Claude?
Claude is the flagship — it's where Encore reads your projects, opens PRs, pins reveal artifacts, and runs unattended on a schedule. But every ticket ships with packs for ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity in your kit — the same ritual, tuned to each platform's scheduled-task and memory features, each a three-minute paste-and-schedule setup.
Do I need to enable anything for the best show?
Nothing is required — Encore adapts to whatever you've turned on. But each unlock makes it better: keep your work in a Claude Project (that's the corpus it reads), connect your email so the unveiling lands in your inbox, install the Claude in Chrome extension so Encore can read your usage meter and pace the build, and keep the desktop app handy so reveal artifacts pin to your sidebar. The kit ships with a two-minute settings checklist.
What if I don't have much usage left?
Encore paces itself. Where it can read your usage meter, it sizes the show to fit — more headroom means deeper research, less means a tighter piece. Either way it builds in checkpoints (skeleton, core, enrichment, polish) so the curtain always closes on a finished deliverable, never half a memo. Whatever didn't make the cut shows up as suggested remixes.
Is the investor memo financial advice?
No. It's a speculative, exploratory idea generated from your own past work — a starting point to pressure-test, clearly labeled as not financial advice.
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