Blender Agent Skills

Professional Blender workflows packaged as Agent Skills for AI coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot and Cursor.

There are 28 skills covering the full 3D pipeline (modeling, UVs, texturing, baking, rigging, animation, clothing, hair, environments, stylized looks, optimization, export, rendering, video, weather, simulation and QA), built for Blender 5.2 LTS+. Every script is tested in a real Blender.

Install

Claude Code (plugin):

/plugin marketplace add EL4CTEO/blender-skills
/plugin install blender-agent-skills@blender-agent-skills

Any agent (clone, then run the installer):

git clone https://github.com/EL4CTEO/blender-skills
./blender-skills/install/install.sh          # macOS / Linux
.\blender-skills\install\install.ps1         # Windows

The default installs into ~/.claude/skills and ~/.agents/skills. .agents/skills is read by Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Copilot and Cursor. Options: --agent claude|codex|opencode|gemini|copilot|cursor|all, --project DIR for a single project, --uninstall.

Requirements: Blender 5.2+. Optional: a Blender MCP server lets agents work in your open Blender. Without one, agents run Blender in the background.

Skills

Skill	What it does
blender-core	Start here: runs code, routes tasks, 5.x API rules
blender-scene-setup	Units, naming, collections, asset libraries
blender-hardsurface-modeling	Bevels, booleans, weighted normals
blender-sculpting	Organic sculpting workflow
blender-retopology-uv	Retopology, UVs, texel density
blender-pbr-materials	Correct PBR materials from textures
blender-texturing	Edge wear, grime, dust, decals, trim sheets
blender-texture-baking	Normal, AO and curvature maps, ORM
blender-geometry-nodes	Procedural modeling from simple JSON
blender-character-rigging	Rigify, skinning, game skeletons
blender-facial-shapekeys	ARKit 52 blendshapes, visemes
blender-animation	Actions, mocap retargeting, loop checks, root motion
blender-clothing	Clothes that follow the body without clipping
blender-hair-grooming	Hair, fur and game hair cards
blender-game-optimization	Budgets, LODs, draw calls
blender-export-pipelines	Roblox, Unity, Unreal, Godot, web, USD
blender-rendering	Cycles and EEVEE, batch rendering
blender-lighting-lookdev	Studio lighting, HDRI, turntables
blender-stylized-npr	Toon/anime shading and outlines
blender-environment-kits	Terrain, forests, modular level kits
blender-video-editing	Edit videos, track cameras
blender-simulation	Rigid bodies, cloth, fluids
blender-time-of-day	Golden hour, night, fog and mood lighting
blender-weather-fx	Rain, snow, wet streets, puddles, lightning
blender-addon-development	Blender extensions
blender-pipeline-automation	Batch jobs and file conversion
blender-asset-qa	Catches z-fighting, floating parts, bad normals, weights and textures
blender-workflow-recipes	Complete asset playbooks

With vs without skills

Same model, same prompts, outputs with the skills vs without them: see the comparison.

Try it

"Make a game-ready crate for Unreal with baked normals and LODs." "Rig this character with Rigify and export it to Unity with a walk cycle." "Check this model for z-fighting and floating parts, then export it for Roblox." "Make this street a rainy night with puddles and lightning." "Give my character a shirt and hair cards, then retarget this Mixamo run onto it."

Development

python tools/validate_skills.py   # spec + token budget checks
python tools/run_tests.py         # 67 headless Blender tests (BLENDER_EXE to override)

MIT License