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Music is the frequency that connects us across every world we inhabit.

Aurora Moonstar

Metal · EDM

Aurora Moonstar is the force behind Auroms — a VRChat-based collective bringing heavy sounds and electronic frequencies to the virtual stage. From metal nights to EDM events, Aurora curates immersive experiences where community and music collide.

Instagram · @auroms.vrc
VRChat · Aurora Moonstar
VRChat Group · Auroms
Group Code · AUR7MS.8930

Past Events

On the Record

Metal Reggae EDM

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Help bring the vision to life. No experience required — just passion.

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Stage Manager

  • Coordinate event setup and timing in VRChat worlds
  • Manage performer check-ins and stage transitions
  • Troubleshoot technical issues during live events
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Social Media

  • Create and schedule posts across Twitter, Instagram, TikTok
  • Design graphics and short-form clips for event promotion
  • Engage with the community and grow Aurora's online presence
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Event Host

  • Welcome guests and moderate the VRChat event instances
  • Keep the vibe right — hype crowd, manage energy
  • Post-event debrief and feedback to the core team
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M I L E S
I Found Miles · Producer · Creator
Today 11:42 AM
Hey, I built this whole site for Auroms 🔥
It looks incredible, you really nailed the vibe
All the animations, the glow effects — took a minute but we got there 👌
The nav gradient is 🔥🔥
That was the hardest part lol. Follow me on IG → @milesfightsback
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Lessons are Tuesdays at 9AM
Claude shortcuts
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Resume
Pick up your last Claude session.
claude --resume
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Clear
Wipe the context for a fresh start.
/clear
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Continue
Jump back into the most recent chat.
claude --continue
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Compact
Shrink the convo but keep the gist.
/compact
Lessons
Lesson 1: Create a Directory
A skill that pairs a per-output text visual in the Terminal CLI experience with a matching support .md — making it a progressive-disclosure skill design. (Text notes so a friend can recreate this identical skill experience by copying prompts.)
First — say this
Create a /directory skill — a registry-driven directory manager. Pair a per-output text visual in the Terminal CLI with a matching support .md file, making it a progressive-disclosure skill design.
Then — say this
Create 3 additional sub-skills inside this /directory skill to command and control options — --add-skill-job, --remove-skill-job, --edit-skill-job — and build a classic command-code communication system that uniformly speaks to the parent and child skills in this ecosystem, for more seamless operation and production.
Finally — say this
Once done: show the path of all .md files, and a full sample preview of the DIR — both when /directory is first fired and when past first fire (deep in the ecosystem). On first fire, open with a nice ASCII-art title banner at the very top of the skill. Enforce a strict per-output protocol: a TUI box with NO left/right borders, listing each command name row-by-row MS-DOS style with a short description of what it does, and a green basic instruction message just above it.
Lesson 2: Make & Control Your Own Website
In 3 prompts, recreate a site like auromsvrc.com (Netlify-deployed first) with the full 4-skill progressive-disclosure design intact — so you get an identical /auroms experience: first-fire, menu, sub-skills, deploy offer, all of it.
First — say this
Build a VRChat artist website like auromsvrc.com — a single index.html with a password gate, animated hero, an event list, and warm steampunk styling. Then deploy it to Netlify (netlify deploy --prod) so it is LIVE first, before any skill work.
Then — say this
Now wrap it in a parent orchestrator skill with the 4-skill progressive-disclosure design: a parent SKILL.md director (pre-load gate + menu + routing) plus child skill files that are lazy-loaded ONLY when their command fires — one child for events, one for tables — keeping the parent thin and the children loaded on demand.
Finally — say this
Make the first fire identical to /auroms: a stamp block, a first-fire menu (site info, local path, deploy status, --add-event, --remove-event, --edit-event, --show-events), a routing table that sends each command to the right child skill, a locked per-output TUI with NO left/right borders, and a Netlify deploy offer (Y/N) after every write — down to the first-fire, menu, and sub-skills.