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.
Client reporting with AI Skills
Agent Skills that turn findings into a designed, narrated deck for clients and executives, with speaker notes and an editable source file. For consultants and operators who present the same kind of story every week.
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10 Skills · 9 free
Executive decks
Curve Profile Deck
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.
Editorial Team Deck
A ten-page team introduction with black-and-white portraits, large capital headlines on pale grey and near-black pages, and violet arrow tiles.
Glass Pitch Deck
A nine-page startup pitch with violet glass artwork, rounded picture windows and lilac pages: problem, product, pilot proof, pricing, roadmap and team.
Marker Workshop Deck
A ten-page workshop or community-project deck with huge mint capital headlines, black marker drawings of people at work and warm paper pages.
Ribbon Profile Deck
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.
Serif Marketing Deck
A ten-page marketing or launch plan on near-black pages with large serif headlines and cobalt crescent art: goals, audience, phases, budget and targets.
Tile Brand Strategy Deck
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.
More client reporting Skills
Industrial Profile Kit
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
Mixpanel Style OG Image
Share cards with a dark side column and a white analytics board floating on a violet or teal-to-coral gradient, made by GPT Image 2 through FAL.
What client reporting Skills do
The same kind of work comes back again and again. A Skill settles the format once, so each new round only needs your material.
- One format, every time. The structure and style are written into the Skill, so this month's version matches last month's.
- Built from your material. The agent fills the design with your notes, figures and photos and points out anything that is missing.
- Ready to hand over. You get files you can edit, present or publish, checked before the agent says it is done.
Find client reporting Skills for your role
Every role page gathers the Skills that people in that job reach for most.
- Content creatorCovers, share images and short clips in one recognisable style.
- FounderA product site, a deck and a launch film without hiring a studio.
- DesignerLayouts with the rules written down, so you spend time on details.
- ConsultantClient decks that lead with the answer and keep one format.
- TeacherLesson and workshop decks made from your own notes.
- MarketerLaunch pages, clips and social images from a single brief.
How to build a client report with a Skill
Three steps in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or similar, with no design tools involved.
- Add the Skill folder. Download the ZIP and unzip it into your agent's Skills folder. Each agent page shows where that folder is.
- Call it with a slash. Type a slash and the Skill's name, then describe what you need in your own words.
- Review and ship. Open what it made, ask for changes in the same conversation, then publish it or pass it on.
Where each agent keeps Skills
The folder to unzip into, from each agent’s own docs.
- Claude Code Skills
~/.claude/skills/ - Codex Skills
~/.agents/skills/ - Cursor Skills
~/.cursor/skills/ - Gemini CLI Skills
~/.agents/skills/ - OpenCode Skills
~/.config/opencode/skills/ - GitHub Copilot Skills
~/.copilot/skills/ - Google Antigravity Skills
~/.gemini/config/skills/ - OpenClaw Skills
~/.openclaw/skills/ - Kimi Code Skills
~/.kimi-code/skills/ - TRAE Skills
~/.trae/skills/
Client reporting with a Skill or a plain prompt
A prompt alone gets you a first draft. A Skill gets you the same finished format on every run.
| Aspect | A plain prompt | A Skill |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Changes from run to run | Fixed and tested |
| Content | Often padded with made-up examples | Written from your own material |
| Next round | Start over and hope it matches | Swap in new material and run it again |
Getting more out of client reporting Skills
A few habits that make the first run count.
- Collect your material first. Put the facts, figures and images in one folder and name it in your request. The agent reads from there instead of guessing.
- Keep one Skill per job. Use the same Skill each time this job comes round. The output stays consistent and people learn where to look.
- Review in the same conversation. Ask for changes right after the first run. The agent still has the context, so edits are quick and stay on style.
FAQ
Questions about client reporting Skills
Which agents can run these Skills?
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.
Can I reuse a Skill for the next round?
Yes. That is what it is for. Run it again with new material and you get the same format with the new content.
Will it make up facts?
The Skills are written to work from what you provide and to flag gaps. Still read the result before you send it out.
Are free Skills cut down?
No. Free Skills are complete. Premium Skills come one at a time or with a plan.
Other use cases
Hand the client reporting work to your agent
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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