These skills help an agent turn a vague request into instructions with clear inputs and outputs. Members cover research questions, creative prompts, style libraries, poster and video prompts, and prompt packaging.
12 skills
Rewrite a vague question into a brief an agent can reason about, critique, and verify, and assess how much of it can be automated.
Write and refine prompts for a specified language model, coding assistant, image tool, or video tool.
Extract a central message and audience from article text or subtitles, then design a cover image prompt.
Four downloadable prompt Skills for Nano Banana, Perplexity, Sora 2 and Suno.
Turn copy, notes, or a topic into a stickman director’s proposal, English narration, and standalone video prompts. Choose a visual style, 16:9 or 9:16, and a duration in ten-second increments.
Turn a poster brief into structured prompts with audience, message, density, emotion, color and illustration style.
Review recent conversation history to identify useful improvements to project and global CLAUDE.md guidance.
Create and improve reusable skills with test cases, comparative evaluations and trigger-description refinement.
Build prompts with distinct character and scene visual languages, combining two drawn styles or drawing with realism.
Build role-oriented prompts through a question flow and reusable presets.
Register a named or text-defined visual style in the numbered library using a supplied or generated representative image.
Combine a subject with numbered hand-drawn styles, layouts and colors to create copyable image prompts.
Use a question-design entry when the problem is unclear, a style skill for visual consistency, and a factory or library when prompts will be reused across projects.