Make web pages that don't look like templates
Gives the web pages AI builds a style of their own, instead of the same old template look.
Good for: People who want AI to build a personal homepage or an event page
Builds multi-component pages with React and shadcn/ui, then bundles them into a single HTML file.
Good for: People who know a bit of front-end and want to build pages with richer interactions
Before you start: You'll need Node.js 18 or later and bash on your computer.
Just say the “You say to AI” line, with your own details swapped in.
You say to AI
Make a small web tool for tracking spending that lets me switch between months, bundled into a single HTML file.
What AI does
What you get
A little tool in bundle.html that opens with a double-click.
You say to AI
Make a reading list web page with tabs you can switch between, using shadcn/ui components.
What AI does
What you get
A single-file web page with all the code and styles inlined.
Want the original instructions? SKILL.md on anthropics/skills
Which AI tool do you use?
1. Open the Terminal app on your computer, paste the line below and press Enter
npx skills add anthropics/ skills @web-artifacts-builder -gWith no tool name, the command looks for the AI tools on your computer and asks where to install. If it says npx is missing or too old, install the latest Node.js (22 or newer) first.
Don't feel like opening a terminal?
Tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Trae can run commands themselves. Send them this:
npx skills add anthropics/ skills @web-artifacts-builder -g2. Reopen your AI tool
New Skills only get picked up after a restart.
3. Just say what you want
Say it the way the examples do. To call it by name, say “Use web-artifacts-builder to help me…”.
Gives the web pages AI builds a style of their own, instead of the same old template look.
Good for: People who want AI to build a personal homepage or an event page
Turns the way you usually do something into a Skill, and can run tests to see how well it works.
Good for: People who want to hand their own routine to AI
When an error shows up, it finds the root cause before fixing anything, instead of guessing and hoping.
Good for: People who often get stuck on bugs when coding