Browse our curated library of 2,600+ SKILL.md files for AI agents. Download ready-to-use skills for Claude Code, Codex, OpenAI and more.
Learn to shoot in the humanist, naturalist style of Rachel Morrison, focusing on warm, authentic light that honors the face.
Write scripts in Alfonso Cuaron's long-take, memory-driven style, blending intimate, autobiographical fiction with political scope to drive the journey home.
Write screenplays with a compassionate, family-drama voice—emphasizing unspoken grief, quiet subtext, and restrained dialogue for ordinary people facing emotional crises.
Generates scenes and dialogue in Ava DuVernay's style, emphasizing justice, systemic racism through personal stories, and community-driven narratives.
Write scenes in Barry Jenkins's poetic realism, capturing Black intimacy and vulnerability with sensory detail; use for tender, character-driven screenplay drafting.
Write scenes in Bo Goldman’s style, focusing on outsiders, institutional clashes, and richly drawn dialogue.
Write screenplays in Horton Foote's quiet, dignified Texas voice, focusing on ordinary lives, restraint, and subtle, everyday drama.
Create historical drama with a restrained, human-centered voice that centers Black American history and depicts violence without sensationalism.
Generate scenes and dialogue in Lisa Cholodenko's queer domestic realism for character-driven family drama set in Los Angeles.
Write screenplays in Michaela Coel's style—tackling trauma, consent, and Black British womanhood with depth, wit, and non-linear storytelling.
Write scenes in a Mike Leigh-inspired social realism style, turning improvised rehearsal into intimate, character-driven drama.
Write screenplays in Robert Bolt’s style—literate, high-stakes dialogue and intimate moral conflict against power, suitable for historical epic biographical tales.
Write neo-noir, character-driven thriller scenes with deliberate pacing, moral ambiguity, and restrained dialogue ideal for literary adaptations.
Write scenes in Steve Zaillian's restrained, morally complex style; transform legal or historical material into quiet, evidence-driven drama.
Write in the neo-Western Taylor Sheridan style, making landscape a character and blending frontier mythology with modern decay.