Meng To Agent Skills

# Meng To Agent Skills: setup notes

This kit holds setup notes written by Mindket. It does not contain the skills, their demos, scripts or assets. Those come from Meng To’s repository: https://github.com/MengTo/Skills

License: MIT, Copyright (c) 2026 Meng To. Full text: https://github.com/MengTo/Skills/blob/main/LICENSE

These are community skills by Meng To. They are not made or endorsed by Anthropic, OpenAI, Cursor or Aura Build.

The pages these notes came from: the README (https://github.com/MengTo/Skills/blob/main/README.md), DEMOS.md, the repository’s own CLAUDE.md, the guides for the 3D, illustration, game development and workflow groups, and the SKILL.md files of the four starting skills and a few others, all under https://github.com/MengTo/Skills/tree/main/agent-skills. Facts about where Claude Code, Codex and Cursor load skills come from their own pages: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/skills, https://developers.openai.com/codex/skills and https://cursor.com/docs/skills. Mindket read the README, the group guides and the opening parts of 20 SKILL.md files, which is a small part of the library. It copied every command and ran none of them.

## What it is

A large library of agent skills for designers and builders: web design, 3D rendering, illustration, games, agent workflows and automations. The README says it holds more than 170 skills in nine groups, and that each skill is a folder with a SKILL.md and, for some, references, scripts, assets and a demo page. The skills are written as short procedures with defaults, snippets and pitfalls, not essays.

The README starts with four web-design skills and calls them the flagship workflow:

- video-to-superprompt: a screen recording of a design, landing page or animation becomes one detailed prompt for building it
- html-to-interaction-prompts: an HTML page becomes reusable prompts for one section, animation, button, hover state or effect
- stitched-full-page-capture: a full-page screenshot of a lazy or animated page that is not blank or sparse
- daily-ui-inspiration-capture: browsing, capture, study and prompts turned into a loop that makes prompt packs

## The nine groups

| Group | What is in it |
|---|---|
| Codex workflows | Capture, prompt and recording skills, plus ElevenLabs voiceover, X post drafting and publishing a project to GitHub |
| Media | Stock-style image sourcing from Aura Assets and from Unsplash |
| UI | Design-first prompting for UI |
| Illustration | Fourteen hand-written SVG illustration styles, each with a palette, drawing kit and linter |
| Game combat | Combat animation and effect languages for fire, ice, lightning and water skills |
| Game development | Playable Three.js and browser-game workflows, from camera and enemies to QA and release |
| Web design | Landing and pricing pages, Tailwind, GSAP, Three.js, scroll and shader effects, layouts and visual styles |
| Workflow | Progress screenshots, scoring to a target, shipping a change, and overseeing many agent threads |
| 3D | Water, god rays, skies, leaves, seasons, textures, models, materials and Retina rendering |

Source: the README’s “Current library” section and the group guides.

## Files in this kit

- setup/claude-code.md: copying a skill into Claude Code’s skills folder, with the README’s own advice for Claude Code
- setup/codex.md: using a skill in Codex, with the `$name` form the guides show
- setup/cursor.md: Cursor’s rules and skill folders
- setup/other-agents.md: any other agent, and a chat with no coding agent
- setup/demos-and-helpers.md: the demo pages, the maker’s list command and the helper scripts that need extra tools

## What you need first

- A coding agent that reads skills or Markdown files: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another.
- Git, or another way to download the repository from GitHub. The README prints no download command.
- Node.js, Python 3 or a browser only for the skills that ship scripts or demos (setup/demos-and-helpers.md).
- No account or key for the library itself.

## Skills that need an outside service

Most skills are plain instructions. A few touch a service you set up yourself:

- elevenlabs-tts reads an ElevenLabs key from your environment or a `.env` file and keeps voice profiles in a config file outside the skill.
- aura-asset-images and unsplash-asset-images point the agent at Aura’s and Unsplash’s public image libraries.
- x-bookmark-quote-posts reads your X bookmarks in the Codex in-app browser, signed in to X. Its SKILL.md says it must not post, reply, like or change anything on X.
- write-like-meng-on-x is tuned to Meng To’s own voice and content repository, so it writes as Meng To. For your own voice, that material would have to be your own.

## Update and remove

The README gives no update or removal step. The repository is a plain folder of files, so an update is a fresh copy of the skill’s folder and a removal is deleting the copy you made. Claude Code’s skills page says to remove a personal or project skill by deleting its folder.

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