Skill · instructions
Explainer animation
- One scene per script block
- Use the palette from the visual guide
- Render as MP4, 1080p
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// how it works
Every Mosaicraft skill and agent is a file you save in Claude and use as often as you want. No course, and no coding.
Drop the skill into Claude, ask in plain language, and follow the work: it reads the script, builds the reference board, and delivers the video.
Try it for 7 days. The whole library unlocks right away.
Pro plan7-day trialcancel anytime
Each one comes as a .zip (or a .md, for single-file skills). Download as often as you want, including new versions.
In the Claude app or in Claude Code. Once it's saved, the skill stays there.
Customize › Skills› + › Create skill› Upload a skill
Say what you want. Claude uses the skill on its own when it fits.
“turn this scriptinto an explainer videothat's 40 seconds”
In the Claude app (web and desktop)
On Team and Enterprise, an organization admin turns on code execution and skills in Organization settings › Plugins & skills. The menus are in English, the same way Claude's docs write them.
In Claude Code
# personal skills: available in every project
unzip skill-name.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/
# or only in this project
unzip skill-name.zip -d .claude/skills/Claude Code finds the skill without a restart. If the skills folder was just created while it was open, run /reload-skills. Then just ask for the task. The skill name with a slash in front calls it too.
Copy the prompt, paste it into Claude or your video tool, swap the text, and generate.
Art directions come with ready variations and a reference video, so you know what to expect before you generate.
Download, copy, and use as often as you want. Everything that lands later is on the plan too.
New skills and agents every weekYou need a Claude account, separate from Mosaicraft: skills run in your Claude, and Mosaicraft delivers the skills, agents, and art directions. The account doesn't have to be paid.
Yes. Claude's docs say skills are on the Free, Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans, with code execution on. On Free, Pro, and Max you turn it on yourself in Settings › Capabilities; on Team and Enterprise an organization admin does it.
Yes. Unzip the .zip into ~/.claude/skills/ so it applies to all your projects, or into .claude/skills/ inside one project. Claude Code finds the skill without a restart; if the skills folder was just created while it was open, run /reload-skills.
No. In the Claude app the .zip goes in whole, the way you downloaded it: the skill folder is already inside. Only Claude Code unzips it into the skills folder.
That's a single-file skill. In Claude Code, create ~/.claude/skills/ with the skill's name and save the file there as SKILL.md. In the Claude app, put SKILL.md in a folder named after the skill, zip the folder, and send it with Upload a skill.
No. Claude reads the description of each enabled skill and uses the one that fits your request. If you want to be sure, name it in the request.
Try it for 7 days. The whole library unlocks right away.
Pro plan7-day trialcancel anytime
Each one comes as a .zip (or a .md, for single-file skills). Download as often as you want, including new versions.
In the Claude app or in Claude Code. Once it's saved, the skill stays there.
Customize › Skills› + › Create skill› Upload a skill
Say what you want. Claude uses the skill on its own when it fits.
“turn this scriptinto an explainer videothat's 40 seconds”
In the Claude app (web and desktop)
On Team and Enterprise, an organization admin turns on code execution and skills in Organization settings › Plugins & skills. The menus are in English, the same way Claude's docs write them.
In Claude Code
# personal skills: available in every project
unzip direcao-de-arte-do-projeto.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/
# or only in this project
unzip direcao-de-arte-do-projeto.zip -d .claude/skills/Claude Code finds the skill without a restart. If the skills folder was just created while it was open, run /reload-skills. Then just ask for the task. The skill name with a slash in front calls it too.