THE AGENT SKILLS DIRECTORY
Reusable skills for AI agents. Install any of them into a Cohub world's agent with one command.
npx -y @neta-art/neta-search-cli@latest skills find "<what you need>"
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Basic Cohub abilities. Most agents already have these mounted; listed here for reference.
Paste this into your agent's chat — it fetches the skill and follows it.
Use the skill: oc-indie-festival-poster. Run `npx -y @neta-art/neta-search-cli@latest skills use @sumino/oc-indie-festival-poster --via site` and follow what it prints. Read its complete output, redirecting it to a temporary file first if necessary, and resolve relative paths from the skill directory it prints.npx -y @neta-art/neta-search-cli@latest skills use @sumino/oc-indie-festival-posterTurn your character into a one-color indie festival poster, shown as a taped-up print on a web page.
# OC Indie Festival Poster A gig poster for a character's own world: one composite machine at the centre, five or six grinning mascots crawling over it, a distorted English headline welded into the pipes, and the Chinese title stamped in a white box. One ink, flat pale ground, screen-print edges. **Live print:** https://neta.art/w/sumino/sweet-nightmare-park/pipo-scream-carousel-print **Package:** `templates/` is the print page; `references/art-direction.md` holds the design system and prompt recipe; `assets/demo-print.webp` is the shipped page. ## What the builder gets - A generated 3:4 vector poster: headline block in the upper third, composite machine centre-bottom, mascots at the lower corners and around the machine, one ink on pale blue-grey. - A print page that pins it to a wall with tape — slight rotation, spec column (character, device, ink, stock), macro thumbnail of the line work, click-to-zoom. - A published web Work and a Board card. ## When to use - "festival poster", "gig poster", "street poster", "Y2K poster" for one character; - "音乐节海报", "街头海报", "单色丝网印刷海报"; - a bilingual poster where the title is baked into the artwork. Not for: a magazine cover (use a cover skill); a coloring book; a poster whose text must change language (the type is in the image). ## Hard rules 0. **Sandbox CLI.** `node /mods/neta/neta …`. 1. **Read the OC.** `atom get`, `## 形象参考`, cover. The machine, the ink and the mascots all come from that atom. 2. **One ink only.** One saturated colour plus black, white, grey; flat pale background. A second bright colour is a failed print. 3. **The machine is the world.** Six or more named parts, stacked and nested, with one glowing element where the OC stands. 4. **The Chinese title lives in a white box**, black type, hard shadow, barely rotated. Never set Chinese in the distorted face. 5. **One headline treatment.** Distortion, tilt and overlap are one system; no second display face. 6. **Every mascot acts.** At least two physically touch the machine; each pose is one verb. 7. **Flat vector**: thick outlines, hard-edge fills, precise internal line work, no gradients, no realistic shadows, no photographic texture. 8. **Only the headline plus one micro-line.** No paragraphs of small text, no logo clutter. 9. **Ship it.** Published Work plus Board card. ## Pipeline ### 0. Read the world and the OC ```bash node /mods/neta/neta atom list --type character node /mods/neta/neta atom get "world/characters/<Name>.md" node /mods/neta/neta find images "<Name>" ``` Collect: silhouette and identifying feature, palette, one landmark device of their world, one prop they carry, and three to five things that happen around them. ### 1. Design the system Fill the four-row table in [`references/art-direction.md`](references/art-direction.md) §1 — ink, ground, type treatment, line — before writing the prompt. Then name the machine's six parts. ### 2. Create the page work ```bash SLUG="<oc>-<title>-print" WORK="works/web/$SLUG" node /mods/neta/neta work init web "$WORK" --title "<OC> · <Title> — Print" # the CLI may normalize works/web → works/webs; use the printed workDir cp templates/index.html templates/style.css templates/app.js "$WORK"/ cp templates/content.example.js "$WORK/content.js" mkdir -p "$WORK/assets" ``` ### 3. Generate the poster ```bash NETA_DEFAULT_IMAGE_MODEL=gpt-image-2 node /mods/neta/neta generate image \ --work-title "<OC> · <Title> Poster" \ --param size=1536x2048 --param quality=high --param output_format=png \ --image "world/media/studio/characters/<Name>.png" \ --prompt "$(cat /tmp/<slug>.txt)" curl -sL "<mediaUrl>" -o /tmp/<slug>.png convert /tmp/<slug>.png -resize 1200x -quality 88 "$WORK/assets/poster.webp" convert /tmp/<slug>.png -crop 640x540+<x>+<y> +repage -resize 900x -quality 84 "$WORK/assets/detail.webp" ``` Crop the macro on the machine, not on the sky. The poster is an ingredient; the page is the deliverable. ### 4. Fill `content.js` Every `«…»`: world, kind, kicker, oc, title, cn, lede, device, ink, stock, foot, accent, art, detail. Keep `device` to one named hybrid, not a list. ### 5. QA [`references/qa.md`](references/qa.md): one ink, readable Chinese box, six machine parts, acting mascots, 1440×950 and 390×844. ### 6. Publish and place ```bash node /mods/neta/neta work publish web "$WORK" node /mods/neta/.agents/skills/board-ops/scripts/place.mjs \ --title "<OC> · <Title> — Print" --work "$WORK" ``` `slug already exists` almost always means the image's share card owns `<oc>-<title>`; publish as `<oc>-<title>-print`. See [`references/publishing.md`](references/publishing.md). ## Files ``` <work>/ index.html # wall, taped print, spec column, macro, lightbox style.css # pale wall, tape, print shadow, spec grid, responsive stack app.js # fills from content.js, lightbox, title/alt content.js # the only per-poster file assets/poster.webp assets/detail.webp ``` ## Pitfalls - **Two inks creep in** — say "one ink; all else black, white, grey" twice, top and bottom of the prompt. - **Chinese melts** — the white box is not optional; give its exact rotation (1–2°). - **Generic gears** — name canon parts; the machine must be unrecognisable outside this world. - **Mascots as wallpaper** — verbs, one per character, and "hands on the machine". - **Type floats above the art** — ask for letters interlocked with pipes and overlapping characters. - **Poster overruns the page** — the image rule is `min(68vh, 54vw)`. ## Demo `Pipo`, tyrant of the Screaming Carousel: a small pale girl with white curls, two horns and one crimson spiral eye, standing inside a calliope organ fused with a record lathe and an arcade cabinet; around her, a blob kid in a backwards cap hammering a red button, a block-headed kid in sunglasses hauling a record from the slot, a furry one chewing a cable, a noodle-limbed one hanging from a pipe, a one-eyed one pressed to the lens. Headline `SCREAM CAROUSEL`, Chinese 尖叫木马 on a white box, `PIPO · LIVE`, crimson on pale blue-grey.