Agent Skills that teach AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, and 70+ others) how
to create production-ready content with Scenario through the
Scenario MCP server: images, video, audio, textures, skyboxes, 3D
assets, and custom-trained models, for games, entertainment, and any creative vertical.
The expert tools at the bottom of the list work differently: teams of skills that drive DCC (digital
content creation) software and game engines installed on your machine (ZBrush, Blender, Maya, Unreal
Engine, Unity, Godot, Roblox Studio), distilled from expert tutorials, conference talks, and
official documentation. They need the application, not the Scenario MCP server, and each family
folder's README records how it was built and how far it was verified.
Skills follow the Agent Skills format.
Install
Everything for Scenario. Every Scenario skill, without the expert tools: the default for working
through the Scenario MCP.
# Every Scenario skill, without the expert tools
npx skills add scenario-labs/skills --skill scenario scenario-inspiration scenario-image scenario-multi-reference scenario-product-shots scenario-brand-kit scenario-image-editing scenario-text-overlay scenario-storyboards scenario-comic-creator scenario-game-assets scenario-sprite-animation scenario-side-view-game-kit scenario-blender-2d-animation scenario-textures scenario-skyboxes scenario-3d scenario-video-to-motion scenario-blender scenario-patina-retexture scenario-orbit-views scenario-walkable-room scenario-playable-ads scenario-video scenario-video-editing scenario-video-color-grade scenario-seedance-music-video scenario-kinetic-music-video scenario-chatgpt-pet-create scenario-chatgpt-pet-update scenario-seedance-storyboard scenario-seedance-drafts scenario-video-ads scenario-game-ua-ads scenario-ugc scenario-fan-cam scenario-reel-recast scenario-audio scenario-video-assembly scenario-motion-loops scenario-kinetic-film scenario-caption-studio scenario-consistency scenario-identity-library scenario-model-training scenario-asset-analysis scenario-quality-gate scenario-refine-loop scenario-model-comparison scenario-formats scenario-workflows scenario-workflow-authoring scenario-moderation scenario-report scenario-team-admin scenario-admin-analytics scenario-task-tracking scenario-gpt-image scenario-mai-image scenario-seedream scenario-gemini-image scenario-reve scenario-ideogram scenario-grok-imagine-image scenario-luma-image scenario-minimax-video scenario-gemini-omni scenario-grok-imagine-video scenario-veo scenario-seedance scenario-kling scenario-vidu scenario-wan scenario-runway scenario-luma-video scenario-minimax-music scenario-elevenlabs scenario-ace-step scenario-sonilo scenario-meshy scenario-rodin scenario-sparc3d scenario-3d-worlds scenario-ad-variants scenario-thumbnails
By role or goal. INSTALL.md groups the skills by job, from 2D artist to producer,
and by outcome, from game art to ChatGPT pets, with one command each.
Expert tools. A family installs as one set, since its specialists import the lead skill's
scripts: select its "Expert tools" group in the installer menu, or run the command in its family
README (ZBrush, Blender,
Maya, Unreal Engine,
Unity, Godot,
Roblox Studio).
Pick, or install one skill.
# Pick from the installer menu, grouped by topic (it opens with nothing preselected: select before pressing enter)
npx skills add scenario-labs/skills
# A single skill
npx skills add scenario-labs/skills --skill scenario
Pin a reviewed release. The commands above fetch the latest copy of each skill from main. To
install a reviewed state instead, pin both the installer and the commit, taken from a release's tag.
Run it again with a newer commit to move.
npx [email protected] add scenario-labs/skills#<commit> --skill <name>
The menu's topic groups cannot be selected from the command line: the CLI matches --skill against
exact skill names only, and a group flag is an open request upstream
(vercel-labs/skills#992). From a script or CI,
run the default command above or a role command from INSTALL.md with -y, which skips every prompt.
The Scenario skills need the Scenario MCP server connected:
claude mcp add --transport http scenario https://mcp.scenario.com/mcp
Or add https://mcp.scenario.com/mcp to any MCP client and sign in with a Scenario account (OAuth),
or use an API key. Full setup lives in the scenario
skill.
Staying up to date
Releases are how changes become visible: every feature, fix, and documentation change merged to
main lands in the next release, staged by release-please as an open release PR. Merging that PR
tags a version, updates CHANGELOG.md in this repository, publishes a
GitHub release, and posts the notes to the
Scenario changelog.
- To learn that a skill changed, watch this repository's releases (Watch, then Custom, then Releases
on GitHub) or check any of the changelog pages above. An entry scoped to a single skill carries
that skill's name; changes spanning several skills appear under broader scopes such as
skills.
- To pull the changes, run
npx skills update where you installed, or re-run your original
npx skills add command.
- To stay on a reviewed state, pin the install (see Install).
Skills
Getting started
Connect the Scenario MCP server and learn the core generation loop every other skill builds on.
This is the beginning of the README. Read the rest at the original. Read the full README ↗
