Anatomy

Explain a technical idea by drawing it as a working isometric machine

About

Ask for a figure that explains a concept and the agent invents a physical object whose working is the idea (a cache key becomes a pin-tumbler lock, one GPU context serving many canvases becomes a gantry plotter), then builds it from dozens of shaded parts as interactive isometric SVG, with optional WebGL effects, a live readout and an A4 print version. It audits its own geometry and screenshots every joint in headless Chrome before handing it over.

Install

Works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, MiniMax Code

Access

High

What this skill's own files let it touch on your machine and accounts. Access isn't a verdict: check the publisher and the security audits too.

Bundles scripts
Runs shell commands
Writes files in your project
Uses the network
No credentials needed

Ships a zero-dependency Node kit, eight example builds and check scripts that start headless Chrome (temporary profile, local port) to screenshot and audit each figure. Needs Node.js 20.10+ and Chrome or Chromium. It only reaches the network if you ask it to publish a figure to the Anatomy community gallery. The install copies the whole repo, about 10 MB with examples.

Reviewed from source on Oct 20, 2026. Read the files yourself before installing.