Private drop — 2026

The Kit.

Claude Code skills from Robert's setup. Download the files, drop them in, and your agent gets smarter immediately.

From Robert S. · Use it.

01 / Skills — download & drop in

Skill file · .md · Moksha Juiced

Frontend Design — Moksha Juiced

Claude kept building ugly, generic websites. This fixed that. Makes it commit to a real aesthetic direction before touching any code — and bakes in every animation trick we've figured out.

Download

Skill file · .md · Robert's version

Video → Website

Hand it a video file. Get back a scroll-driven animated website. The kind of thing that takes a web agency a week and $15k. Just works.

Download

Save each file to ~/.claude/skills/[skill-name]/SKILL.md — e.g. ~/.claude/skills/frontend-design/SKILL.md
Claude picks it up automatically. No restart needed.

02 / Also grab these via terminal

Superpowers

The thing that makes all the other things work. Install this first or nothing works.

$ npx skills add claude-plugins-official/superpowers

Find Skills

When you ask Claude "can you do X?", this goes and finds a skill that already knows X instead of it just winging it.

$ npx skills add https://github.com/vercel-labs/skills --skill find-skills

Self-Improving Agent

Claude writes notes about itself after every session and uses them to get smarter. It's journaling, basically. It actually works.

$ npx skills add https://github.com/charon-fan/agent-playbook --skill self-improving-agent

Agent Browser

Gives Claude actual hands on the internet. It opens Chrome, clicks buttons, fills forms, logs into sites. Like a very fast intern who never complains.

$ npx skills add https://github.com/vercel-labs/agent-browser --skill agent-browser

03 / Find effects to steal

Design inspiration & technique mining

Awwwards

The definitive awards site for cutting-edge web effects — scroll animations, canvas tricks, cursor interactions, page transitions. Every winner is a technique tutorial waiting to happen.

awwwards.com

How to use it

01Browse nominees or winners — filter by "Animation" or "Interaction"
02Find an effect you want — name it precisely: "clip-path wipe", "canvas frame scrub", "magnetic cursor"
03Right-click → Inspect → check what's loaded: GSAP? Lenis? Three.js? Look for will-change, clip-path, canvas
04Send Claude Code the URL and say: "reverse-engineer the scroll transition on this page" — it'll read the source and rebuild the mechanic

Also worth checking

Codrops · CSS Design Awards · Siteinspire · The FWA