SpriteCook
Generate game sprites and assets from text prompts for game development.
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# SpriteCook Agent Skills Agent skills for [SpriteCook](https://spritecook.ai) - AI-powered game asset generation. These skills teach AI coding agents how to generate pixel art and detailed/HD game art, including sprites, characters, items, tilesets, short animations, and more using SpriteCook's MCP tools. Skills follow the open [Agent Skills](https://agentskills.io/) standard and work across all compatible editors. ## Available Skills ### spritecook-generate-sprites Generate sprites and game assets from text prompts. Teaches the agent to: - Generate production-ready pixel art or detailed/HD game art (characters, items, tilesets, UI, backgrounds) - Animate existing game art with motion-specific prompts - Choose the right art style (pixel vs detailed) based on the game's needs - Maintain visual consistency across assets using style references - Download and save generated assets into your project - Autonomously identify and create all assets needed for a game ## Installation ### Quick install (all compatible editors) ```bash npx skills add spritecook/skills ``` ### With SpriteCook CLI (also sets up MCP connection) ```bash npx spritecook-mcp setup ``` ## Prerequisites You need the SpriteCook MCP server connected to your editor. The skill tells your AI agent *how* to use SpriteCook, but the MCP connection provides the actual tools. **Set up MCP + skill in one step:** ```bash npx spritecook-mcp setup ``` Or see [spritecook.ai](https://spritecook.ai) for manual setup instructions. ## Supported Editors Works with any editor that supports the Agent Skills standard: - Cursor - VS Code (GitHub Copilot) - Claude Code - Claude Desktop - Antigravity - Codex - Windsurf - And more ## License MIT