Blockframe Company Deck
A ten-page company profile in white and deep blue: square photos on offset blocks, big serif titles and a few clear figures, all editable in the browser.
Agent Skills for consultants: storyline decks, client reports and one-page summaries your agent builds from your analysis. Start from your findings; the Skill turns them into pages a client can decide on.
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10 Skills · 7 free
A ten-page company profile in white and deep blue: square photos on offset blocks, big serif titles and a few clear figures, all editable in the browser.
A nine-page team playbook on ice-blue and navy pages with soft background shapes: routines, handovers, phrases to use and quality checks.
A friendly ten-page company or studio profile in steel blue and white, with photos in curved frames, soft rounded cards and a few large figures.
A ten-page team introduction with black-and-white portraits, large capital headlines on pale grey and near-black pages, and violet arrow tiles.
A ten-page workshop or community-project deck with huge mint capital headlines, black marker drawings of people at work and warm paper pages.
A crisp ten-page company profile with slanted cobalt title ribbons, photos cut on angled edges and clean white pages of figures, steps, a chart and a table.
A nine-page brand strategy on deep ink pages with cream headlines, dark tiles lit one at a time and clay 3D still lifes: promise, audience, voice and roadmap.

Recasts a fictional work profile as a tactile industrial archive kit with dummy labels and codes. It returns three 16:9 visual directions with clear evidence, rights, and review limits.
$4.99 or with Premium

Makes a 16:9 research collage that pairs a grounded photo of the subject with an isometric rebuild and archive-style study marks. Analysts can argue one topic in layers, with sources kept checkable.
$4.99 or with Premium

Makes a sourced map of regional flavors with quiet geography, matching profile charts, legends and uncertainty notes. Teachers and analysts can show regional patterns without treating taste as fact.
$4.99 or with Premium
A client reads the layout before the argument. A Skill settles the layout so the argument gets heard.
Most of the work that surrounds the real job is formatting. Skills take that part over.
Each job has its own page with the Skills, the steps and the answers for it.
Three steps in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or similar, with no design tools involved.
The folder to unzip into, from each agent’s own docs.
~/.claude/skills/~/.agents/skills/~/.cursor/skills/~/.agents/skills/~/.config/opencode/skills/~/.copilot/skills/~/.gemini/config/skills/~/.openclaw/skills/~/.kimi-code/skills/~/.trae/skills/A prompt can get a first version out. A Skill gets you the same quality on every round of the job.
| Aspect | A plain prompt | A Skill |
|---|---|---|
| Where it starts | An empty chat, every time | A tested design and a checklist |
| Look | Different on every run | The same style each time |
| Across a set | Pieces that don't match | One system for every piece |
| What you get | Whatever the model returns | A checked file in the format you expect |
Pick the job you repeat most and let a Skill take it first.
No. You unzip one folder into your agent's Skills folder and then describe what you want in plain words.
Any agent that reads SKILL.md folders, including Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. Only the folder you unzip into changes; each agent page shows it.
Yes. What you make with a Skill is yours to use, including for clients and paid work.
No. Free Skills are complete. Premium Skills come one at a time or with a plan.
Pick a Skill, unzip one folder and ask for the result in plain words. $9.99 / month · $79 / year · $169 once, or $4.99 for one Skill.
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