anatomy — Skill illustration

Anatomy Claude Skill

Agent skill that builds detailed, interactive isometric illustrations of real machines and technical ideas as SVG, with optional WebGL effects.

Published by wheresryan22wheresryan22/anatomy

What you are opening

Use it when you want an agent to explain an idea as a detailed physical object: an interactive isometric figure with many small parts, shading, a live readout and eased motion. Output can be a standalone HTML page, a static SVG, a React or Next.js component or a PDF handout.

How to set it up

  1. Read the pinned SKILL.md and the README’s requirements.
  2. Install it with the README command for your agent (the Claude Code one is shown in the install card).
  3. Start a new session and ask for one figure of a mechanism; check the result in a browser before using it in a doc.

Requirements and third-party terms

Claude Code, Antigravity, OpenCode, Codex or MiniMax Code; Node.js 20.10 or newer; Chrome or Chromium for the headless checks; React 18 or newer only for React output. The README says one figure takes tens of minutes to hours, and the 3D mode is beta. Listed ≠ audited. Review scripts before running.

Example output

These images are the repository’s own examples, shown in its README. We link to them at the pinned revision instead of copying them, and we have not produced our own anatomy figure yet.

How it compares with other diagram skills

Diagram skills compared from their public repositories, checked 20 Oct 2026
SkillOutputIsometricLicense
anatomyInteractive isometric figures: standalone HTML, SVG, React components, PDFYesMIT
ai-iso-skillInteractive isometric figures in a single HTML fileYesMIT
gstack · /diagramMermaid source or plain-English description to .excalidraw, SVG and PNGNo (flat diagrams)MIT
excalidraw-diagram-generatorExcalidraw JSON (.excalidraw) from a natural-language descriptionNot mentionedMIT (repository)

Only facts stated in each repository’s own files are listed. We have not run these skills against each other.

Before you add it

  • Read the instructions and review any scripts before running them.
  • Check tool access, required credentials and third-party network requests.
  • The source license and any resource-specific terms take precedence.