Skill library
The agent skills I use to build apps and make videos, for Claude Code, Codex and other agents. 3 are on GitHub now. I'm cleaning up the rest to share, so ask for the one you want next.
20 skills · 3 free on GitHub · the rest getting ready
From a working build to live in the stores, and the way I build features with AI.
A strict release gate from “it works on my phone” to live in both stores: code checks, versions, store rules, staged rollout, forced updates and over-the-air patches.
Used on: Every Rhydle release on the App Store and Google Play
Turns your app’s real code and UI into product demos and before and after release videos. Rebuilds your real screens, not a mockup.
Used on: The Simplify Edits and Rhydle videos on this site
Saves a project’s thinking, not just how to run it: features in plain words, user journeys, a dated timeline from git history and what comes next. Renders it as a dashboard.
Used on: Coming back to a project after weeks away
My way of building a feature with AI: the right model for each job, clear briefs for the one writing code, one test where it matters, and a beginner’s review that simplifies the screens.
Used on: Simplify Edits features
The editing side: from a raw take to a finished video, with the graphics made for you.
From a raw recording to a finished edit: transcript, paper edit, cuts on word boundaries, motion graphics in your brand, render.
Used on: My YouTube videos
One raw take to a finished 9:16 Short: three layouts, your real product UI animated to your words, word-timed captions, sound, a thumbnail and the posting copy.
Used on: My TikToks and Reels
Edits a take in a chosen editing style, like the Templates feature in Simplify Edits: cut, plan each section, render, then redo one section from a note.
Used on: Testing editing styles on my own takes
Turns a script into continuous illustrated B-roll and motion graphics, drawn from a library of hand-drawn illustrations, doodles and arrows.
Used on: Explainer sections in long videos
Rebuilds app screens, websites and ideas as clean animated UI for one moment in a video, sized to the exact spot in the frame.
Used on: Showing apps on screen while I talk
Animated explainer stories in a real 3D world: cut-out characters, a camera that never stops, word-timed captions.
Used on: Story Shorts experiments
A narrated story to a reviewed vertical video: storyboard, illustrations, voice, captions locked to the narration and gentle motion.
Used on: Illustrated story videos
Before the camera: study what works, understand the topic, then write.
Studies any video, what it says and how it looks, then saves the patterns that work so your next script and edit get better.
Used on: Learning from videos that performed well
A closed-book test before you write a script: you explain the topic, it finds the gaps, you fill them, then you explain it again.
Used on: Making sure I understand before I film
Develops story ideas and scripts with natural tension, real choices and earned endings, and critiques your drafts.
Used on: Scripts for story videos
Turns what you lived through into ready-to-post content for each platform, with a calendar and a log of what you posted.
Used on: Planning my posts
From an idea to shoot-ready in one session: script, shot list, B-roll plan and where it goes after.
Used on: Preparing long videos
Turns a podcast transcript into a library of researched video ideas, one file per episode.
Used on: Finding ideas in long podcasts
Small tools I use every day.
Makes a real image asset, like a landing page hero or a product mockup, through the Codex CLI on your own plan.
Used on: Backgrounds and mockups for my sites
Branded social carousels, still or animated, planned as a contact sheet before anything renders.
Used on: Carousels about my apps
Saves decisions, ideas and styles into a linked notes vault that works with Obsidian, so nothing gets lost between sessions.
Used on: Keeping decisions across projects
Ask in the community. I answer there, and the most asked for skill is the next one I publish.