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Free AI Skills.

Free to download, no sign-up. Pick one below.

Every Claude skill I actually run, zipped. Download one, drop the folder in ~/.claude/skills/, and it is available in your next session.

  • STORM

    Deep research, with every source checked

    Researches a topic from many angles at the same time, then writes you one report. Before you read it, it opens every source it wants to quote and marks each one as confirmed, corrected, or dropped.

    STORM

    What it does

    Researches a topic from many angles at the same time, then writes you one report. Before you read it, it opens every source it wants to quote and marks each one as confirmed, corrected, or dropped.

    Use it when

    You are about to make a call that costs money and a wrong fact would hurt. Choosing a platform, sizing up a market, or writing something a client will act on.

    Why it helps

    A normal AI answer can quote a source that says something different, or one that does not exist. This one has already gone and looked. The report tells you which findings are solid and which are shaky, so you know what to lean on.

    • research
    • agents
    • verification

  • Fuse

    Answers your question several ways, then picks the best

    Works on your question from a few different directions at once, then compares the answers and keeps the strongest one. It picks a winner, it does not blend them together.

    Fuse

    What it does

    Works on your question from a few different directions at once, then compares the answers and keeps the strongest one. It picks a winner, it does not blend them together.

    Use it when

    A hard question where being wrong is expensive. How should I build this, which option is better, what am I missing.

    Why it helps

    Asking once gives you one line of thinking, with that one line's blind spots. Comparing several catches the good idea that only one of them had. It also checks its answer against a plain single answer, so it can never come out worse than just asking normally.

    • reasoning
    • agents
    • decisions

  • Stochastic

    Finds what you missed, worst thing first

    Looks at your topic from many separate angles that cannot see each other, then lists what you might be missing. The list is ordered by how badly each one would hurt if it turned out to be true.

    Stochastic

    What it does

    Looks at your topic from many separate angles that cannot see each other, then lists what you might be missing. The list is ordered by how badly each one would hurt if it turned out to be true.

    Use it when

    Before you start something. Planning a launch, scoping a project, or checking what could go wrong.

    Why it helps

    Most tools put the thing everybody agrees on at the top. That buries the one serious risk only a single angle was able to spot. Ordering by damage instead means the expensive problem is the first thing you read.

    • planning
    • risk
    • agents

  • Premortem

    Pretends your plan already failed, then tells you why

    You describe your plan. It assumes the plan has already gone wrong and writes the seven most likely reasons, in order, each with a rough timeline and the early warning sign you would have talked yourself out of.

    Premortem

    What it does

    You describe your plan. It assumes the plan has already gone wrong and writes the seven most likely reasons, in order, each with a rough timeline and the early warning sign you would have talked yourself out of.

    Use it when

    You have a plan and you are about to spend real money or months on it.

    Why it helps

    Ask any AI if your plan is good and it goes looking for reasons to say yes. That is how you find out it was broken six weeks in. This one is only allowed to find the holes, and every hole has to point at something specific in your plan, not general advice.

    • planning
    • risk
    • strategy

  • Plan Canvas

    See the plan as a page instead of reading it

    When the thing being planned is visual, this builds the plan as a real web page in your project's own colours and fonts, so you look at the options instead of reading about them.

    Plan Canvas

    What it does

    When the thing being planned is visual, this builds the plan as a real web page in your project's own colours and fonts, so you look at the options instead of reading about them.

    Use it when

    Planning a new page, a redesign, a layout change, or a single component.

    Why it helps

    Nobody can judge a layout from a paragraph describing it. Seeing two versions next to each other takes a few seconds, and you can point straight at the part you do not like instead of trying to describe it.

    • design
    • planning
    • ui

  • BO Canvas

    Move and resize parts of a page, then paste the fix

    Opens a screenshot of any section with every part as its own piece. Drag the headline, resize the button, zoom the background picture, then copy a ready prompt that tells your AI exactly what changed.

    BO Canvas

    What it does

    Opens a screenshot of any section with every part as its own piece. Drag the headline, resize the button, zoom the background picture, then copy a ready prompt that tells your AI exactly what changed.

    Use it when

    A section is nearly right, but the text is too small, a button sits in the wrong place, or the picture needs to be bigger.

    Why it helps

    Describing a bit bigger and more to the left takes three rounds of back and forth. Showing it takes one drag. The prompt carries the real sizes and positions, so the AI changes the right thing the first time.

    • design
    • frontend
    • ui

  • BO Film

    A short silent product video for your landing page

    Makes a 32 second product video that plays on its own, with no sound, and loops without a seam. Your features appear as UI cards that slide and settle with the same motion as the KAPEVault film.

    BO Film

    What it does

    Makes a 32 second product video that plays on its own, with no sound, and loops without a seam. Your features appear as UI cards that slide and settle with the same motion as the KAPEVault film.

    Use it when

    Your landing page needs a video at the top that shows the product, and you do not want to record your screen or learn video editing.

    Why it helps

    A screen recording looks rushed and a video editor takes days to learn. This starts from a finished film and only swaps in your name, logo and five features, so the timing that makes it feel premium stays the same. It also checks every frame for jumps before you ship it.

    • video
    • animation
    • design

  • BO Spatial Film

    A 3D product film where the camera flies through your app

    Makes a 45 to 90 second product video with no voiceover. One camera moves through your real screens in 3D with no hard cuts, music and sound effects land on the picture, and the last frame loops back into the first. It can also show look-alike GoHighLevel, n8n and Zapier screens. Rendered at 1080p, 60 frames a second.

    BO Spatial Film

    What it does

    Makes a 45 to 90 second product video with no voiceover. One camera moves through your real screens in 3D with no hard cuts, music and sound effects land on the picture, and the last frame loops back into the first. It can also show look-alike GoHighLevel, n8n and Zapier screens. Rendered at 1080p, 60 frames a second.

    Use it when

    You are launching something and want a video that walks through the whole product, longer and more cinematic than a 30 second loop.

    Why it helps

    A film like this usually means hiring a motion designer. This splits it into scenes, has five AI workers build them at the same time against one shared plan, and checks that every hand-off between scenes lines up to the frame. It was proven on the BrewedShot Pro launch film.

    • video
    • animation
    • agents

  • KAPE Explainer

    An explainer video your mascot presents in your own voice

    Turns a topic into a narrated explainer video. Claude writes the script the way you talk, you record it or use your ElevenLabs voice clone, and a mascot presents while 3D scenes move to your words. Your logo opens the film, sits in the corner and closes it. KAPE presents by default, or bring your own character. Rendered at 1080p, 60 frames a second, with a vertical cut for Reels and TikTok on request. To install, unzip it and run node install.mjs in that folder: it adds both skills and checks your machine for everything else it needs.

    KAPE Explainer

    What it does

    Turns a topic into a narrated explainer video. Claude writes the script the way you talk, you record it or use your ElevenLabs voice clone, and a mascot presents while 3D scenes move to your words. Your logo opens the film, sits in the corner and closes it. KAPE presents by default, or bring your own character. Rendered at 1080p, 60 frames a second, with a vertical cut for Reels and TikTok on request. To install, unzip it and run node install.mjs in that folder: it adds both skills and checks your machine for everything else it needs.

    Use it when

    You want to explain an idea to people who are not technical, in your own voice and with your brand on it, without filming yourself.

    Why it helps

    A video like this usually means a scriptwriter, a motion designer and an editor. Here every animation lands on the word you say, and a sync check on the final render proves it before you post.

    • video
    • animation
    • agents

  • Talking Explainer

    An explainer video with a cartoon presenter that talks in your voice

    Turns a topic into a narrated motion-design explainer. Claude writes the script the way you talk, you record it or use your ElevenLabs voice clone, and a cartoon presenter lip-syncs to your voice, changes pose on cue words and blinks, while short text and clean scenes move to your words. Your logo opens the film, sits in the corner and closes it. A talking demo presenter is included, or Claude can turn your own character into one. Rendered at 1080p, 60 frames a second, with a vertical cut for Reels and TikTok on request. To install, unzip it and run node install.mjs in that folder: it adds the three skills it needs and checks your machine for everything else.

    Talking Explainer

    What it does

    Turns a topic into a narrated motion-design explainer. Claude writes the script the way you talk, you record it or use your ElevenLabs voice clone, and a cartoon presenter lip-syncs to your voice, changes pose on cue words and blinks, while short text and clean scenes move to your words. Your logo opens the film, sits in the corner and closes it. A talking demo presenter is included, or Claude can turn your own character into one. Rendered at 1080p, 60 frames a second, with a vertical cut for Reels and TikTok on request. To install, unzip it and run node install.mjs in that folder: it adds the three skills it needs and checks your machine for everything else.

    Use it when

    You want to explain an idea in your own voice with a character doing the talking, for a course, a client or your socials, without filming yourself.

    Why it helps

    A talking character usually means an animator matching mouth shapes by hand. Here the lip sync comes from your recording, every animation lands on the word you say, and a sync check on the final render proves it before you post.

    • video
    • animation
    • agents

  • BO App Explainer

    A narrated video that shows your real app at work

    Makes a 75 to 95 second narrated explainer for an app. Your real app plays on the right with a cursor clicking and typing, and each key point appears on the left on the word the voice says it. Your logo opens and closes the film. Rendered at 1080p, 60 frames a second, with a play-button embed for your site. It runs on the KAPE Explainer engine: install KAPE Explainer from this shelf first, then unzip this into ~/.claude/skills.

    BO App Explainer

    What it does

    Makes a 75 to 95 second narrated explainer for an app. Your real app plays on the right with a cursor clicking and typing, and each key point appears on the left on the word the voice says it. Your logo opens and closes the film. Rendered at 1080p, 60 frames a second, with a play-button embed for your site. It runs on the KAPE Explainer engine: install KAPE Explainer from this shelf first, then unzip this into ~/.claude/skills.

    Use it when

    You have an app and want one video that shows what it does and why it matters, for your site or a launch post.

    Why it helps

    Most product videos show mockups. This one shows the real app with its real wording, so what people see is what they get. Anything the voice names on screen is sized to stay readable on a phone.

    • video
    • animation
    • product

  • Layered Parallax Hero

    A top-of-page scene with real depth

    Builds the big section at the top of a page out of stacked images that move at different speeds as you move the mouse and scroll, so the scene feels deep instead of flat.

    Layered Parallax Hero

    What it does

    Builds the big section at the top of a page out of stacked images that move at different speeds as you move the mouse and scroll, so the scene feels deep instead of flat.

    Use it when

    You want a landing page opener that stops people, and you have a scene in mind.

    Why it helps

    The hard part is the pictures, not the code. Before it writes anything, it reads your scene and hands you the exact list of images to prepare and the order to make them in, because each layer depends on the one behind it. The movement itself is about twenty lines of plain code, with no heavy library to slow the page down.

    • design
    • animation
    • frontend

  • BO Teardown

    Takes a website apart and writes down how it works

    Point it at a site. It saves every image and file, reads the code behind the page, and writes one plain notes file per page describing what is actually there.

    BO Teardown

    What it does

    Point it at a site. It saves every image and file, reads the code behind the page, and writes one plain notes file per page describing what is actually there.

    Use it when

    You want to rebuild a site properly, or you just want to understand how somebody built theirs.

    Why it helps

    Copying from a screenshot means guessing at everything you cannot see. This gives you the real pieces and a written record of how they fit, which is what BO Rebuild needs to put it back together.

    • skill
    • frontend
    • research

  • BO Rebuild

    Builds the site back from the teardown notes

    Takes the notes and files BO Teardown produced and builds the site back up from them, page by page.

    BO Rebuild

    What it does

    Takes the notes and files BO Teardown produced and builds the site back up from them, page by page.

    Use it when

    Straight after a teardown, when you want your own working version of what you pulled apart.

    Why it helps

    Rebuilding from a picture is guesswork and it shows. Rebuilding from the real assets and a written description of each page gets you something close to the original on the first try.

    • skill
    • frontend

  • Emil Kowalski - Skills

    Free design and animation skills, from the source

    An open collection of skills for designers and engineers, covering interface design and how things should move. Not mine and not hosted here - this opens his own repository.

    Emil Kowalski - Skills

    What it does

    An open collection of skills for designers and engineers, covering interface design and how things should move. Not mine and not hosted here - this opens his own repository.

    Use it when

    You want your buttons, menus and page changes to feel right, not just look right.

    Why it helps

    Motion is where most sites give themselves away as cheap. These cover the small timing and easing details that separate something that feels expensive from something that feels like a template.

    • design
    • animation
    • external