The open-source blender-skills project packages professional Blender workflows as 22 Agent Skills that compatible coding agents can load on demand. The collection covers modeling, UVs, PBR materials, baking, rigging, animation, optimization, export, rendering, lighting, weather, simulation, and quality assurance. It targets Blender 5.2 LTS and later, carries an MIT license, and has passed 1,000 GitHub stars. Its maintainers report testing every included script inside Blender.

Agent Skills are folders containing metadata, instructions, scripts, and supporting resources for a specific task. A compatible agent initially reads a description of roughly 100 tokens, then loads the full procedure when a request matches. This progressive-disclosure model keeps unrelated Blender instructions out of the context window.

Anthropic published the Agent Skills format as an open specification, allowing the same directories to work across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and OpenCode when their skill-loading features are enabled.

One router, 21 focused modules

The blender-core skill routes requests to specialist modules and enforces Blender 5.x API conventions. The remaining skills divide the production pipeline into focused stages: