Reddit reviews CRISPR: Methods and Protocols (Methods in Molecular Biology (1311))

Short answer is that after some research it is clear we are in a bit of a method explosion, where methods are developed for specific systems, rather than as a readily transferable toolbox. That makes sense, we are yet to discover which type of protocol proves the most efficacious.

A partial collection:

• For various reasons I am interested in fungi and this article goes into CRISPR for that system.
  
• I did find a CRISPR laboratory manual, but I don't have access so I couldn't make any assessment of its utility or detail.
  
• Springer also have a book on CRISPR protocols, but again one I can't access to evaluate.
  
• Then an early paper that goes really deep into a protocol was found. However, I suspect best practices have evolved since.
  
  But this is by no means exhaustive and just an observation of what may be available.