anatomy

anatomy is an agent skill by GitHub user wheresryan22. The README describes it as "an agent skill for creating detailed, interactive isometric illustrations of real-world machines and complex systems." Add it to your AI coding tool, describe a machine or system, and the agent generates an SVG illustration, optionally with WebGL effects, as local HTML, SVG or React files. Despite the name, the author says it draws machines, tools and furniture, not people or precise maps. Its focus is narrow: detailed isometric drawings of real machines and systems that you can click into and explore.

Who it's for:People who need machine or system illustrations for articles, product pages or tutorials and already use an AI coding tool. It is of no use if you don't use one.

Before you start: Install it into your coding tool's skill folder with npx skills add, or download the archive and extract it there. Generation builds files with Node and opens a local headless Chrome to take check screenshots. Your description is processed by your AI tool's model, which you pay for separately; no extra API key is needed, but that does not mean it runs offline. The README offers options to loosen Codex permissions, up to danger-full-access, and we do not recommend using them. The share feature opens a PR to the anatomy-community repo; the README says it shows you the content and waits for your yes first. The code is open source under the MIT license.

Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.