Content · 3D skitIn Library.md
Dev talks to Claude
A developer and Claude bicker about the code in a low-poly 3D room, with real voices and subtitles.
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Skills · Shared by the Morphy community
Free skills for
your AI agent.
A skill is one SKILL.md file that teaches your agent how to do one job well. These are shared by people who use Morphy, and each one is read by hand before it's listed. Read it, download it, and hand it to Claude Code, Codex or Morphy. The content formats of Library.md are here too, under Content.
16 skillsFree, no sign-upRead before it's listedClaude Code, Codex, Morphy
- Shared by MrApers
Content · Kinetic typeIn Library.md
Ink
Kinetic type on black, charcoal and cream: one giant word, number or drawing per beat, landing on the word as it's said. No footage, no face.
Shared by MrApers
Content · Voxel 3DIn Library.md
Voxel
A blocky orange Claude and a creator in a blue cap act out every sentence on a desk by a night-city window, with torn-paper captions.
Shared by MrApers
Content · Terracotta UIIn Library.md
Clay
Warm paper and terracotta motion graphics: headlines that slot in word by word, app cards, stamps and a dark starfield act. No footage, no face.
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Content · Voxel 3DIn Library.md
Sandbox
Claude narrates as a blocky orange voxel mascot hopping along a path of sand discs, while UI cards build themselves out of flying cubes. No footage, no face.
Shared by MrApers
Content · Paper 3DIn Library.md
Paper
A papercraft 3D diorama like a little TV show: orange paper characters, a studio that lights up, flat paper sets and paper word tags. No footage, no face.
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Content · Pixel 2DIn Library.md
Pixel
A courtroom of pixel Claudes on graph paper: a judge with a gavel, a jury that votes with paddles, verdict stamps and a camera that glides between them. No footage, no face.
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Content · Glow UIIn Library.md
Glow
Pure black and one electric blue that glows: a crowd of glowing people, a card that stamps itself full, a skyline lighting up and iPhone screens, with captions typed on the voice. No footage, no face.
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Content · Landscape filmIn Library.md
Cutscene
A director's cut in 16:9: a pixel detective and a fedora Claude, a new world on every beat, 3D type that slams, flies and shatters, pixel-block wipes and flashes. No footage, no face.
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Content · Halftone 2DIn Library.md
Halftone
Hard cuts between black and cream, one red, halftone-dot drawings and one huge word slammed in on every beat. A moody 3 AM reel. No footage, no face.
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Content · Lyric videoIn Library.md
Lyric
A kinetic lyric video for your own song: every sung word lands on the beat in a fisheye 3D world of spinning ring towers, slammed titles, ransom letters and bouncing shapes. No footage, no face.
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Content · Toy cartoon 3DIn Library.md
Toybox
A toy cartoon that explains anything by escalation: vinyl-toy characters in one sunny backyard, every fix growing the build on screen, one caption word at a time and big sticker words. No footage, no face.
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Content · Illustrated explainerIn Library.md
Lantern
A calm "let's do the rough maths" explainer in moonlit silhouettes: gold rim light, glowing rings, a blueprint for the maths and every number on an amber badge. No footage, no face.
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Content · Character explainerIn Library.md
Chibi
A glowing chibi narrator walks you through anything, chapter by chapter: tilted glass cards landing on every word, a hopping orange caption pill and a camera that never sits still. No footage, no face.
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Content · Cut-out explainerIn Library.md
Cutout
A calm "what if…?" explainer on grey graph paper: halftone cut-out stickers, props that act out every word and a caption that types itself on the voice. No footage, no face.
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Content · Motion graphics UIIn Library.md
Stamp
A fast "so you… but…" escalation reel in glossy magenta app UI: every "but" slams a red rubber stamp onto the screen, and something moves on every word. No footage, no face.
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How to use
a skill.
A skill rides along with your message and tells the agent how to do the job. The same file works in Morphy, Claude Code, Codex and any agent that reads Markdown.
- 01
Morphy
Settings → Community → Playground → Skills. Use in Morphy puts a skill on a chat's next message; Add to my skills keeps it, so
/and its name work in any chat. - 02
Claude Code
Download the file and save it as
~/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md. Claude Code picks it up when a request fits, or run/<name>. - 03
Codex or any agent
Add it as a skill where your agent keeps them, or attach the file to your first message and ask.
Questions
- What is a skill?
- A Markdown file, a SKILL.md, that teaches an AI agent how to do one job: make a kind of video, review a pull request, write a release note. It has a name and a one-line description at the top, so the agent knows when to use it, and the instructions under them. Claude Code and Codex both read them, and Morphy has them built in.
- Are they free?
- Yes. Every skill here is free to read, download and use, with no account and no email. They're shared by people who use Morphy, and they stay free.
- Are they safe?
- Each one is read by hand before it's listed, and its page shows the whole file, so you can read exactly what it tells your agent before you use it. A skill is only instructions: your agent still asks before it runs anything, in the way you've set it up to.
- How do I share one?
- From Morphy: Settings → Community → Playground → Skills, then Share a skill… at the foot of the list. Connect Discord first (Settings → Account): your Discord name and picture show with the skill. Pick one of your skills or a .md file, say what it does and when it's useful, and send it. It shows in your Morphy as In review until it's added.