Free skill for Claude Code

A mascot that's alive because it's code.

One character image in, a living SwiftUI mascot out, driven by the app's own data. No Rive, no Lottie, no image assets.

Get the skill behind Moss.

Seven steps from one image to a character that reacts to touch and to what the app knows. It costs one email.

The mascot-in-code skill

Free. A folder you drop into Claude Code.

Seven steps: From the image to a check by people who have never seen the app. No step starts until the one before passes its check.
The image prompt: The prompt shape that gets one clean character, not a storybook animal.
The spring: The Swift integrator that stops expressions from twitching.
The rules: The ones that each cost hours to learn.
The prompts: The prompts from the Moss build, verbatim, and its one-page brief.
Moss, worked through: The example: a reading app where every finished book becomes part of a tortoise's shell.

A reduced, blob-like character: one body colour, two eyes, few parts. For a detailed illustrated character, Rive or Lottie is the better tool.

Claude Code: In the terminal or the Claude app's Code tab. The skill is a folder of Markdown it reads.
Xcode: The steps are written for SwiftUI on iOS.
One image: A character a person picked. Step 1 shows how to make it.