Skill
FreeBlender Scene Assistant
- Write the scene brief in plain text
- Run the generator on the brief
- Read the report before trusting the scene
- Render in Blender, headless or in the viewport
- Fix errors and rerun
Blender Skills
Blender is where 3D scenes get built — and most of the setup is the same every time: add the objects, size them, place them, make the materials, add the lights, aim the camera. The Blender Scene Assistant replaces the clicking with a checked brief: describe the scene in plain text, and a script validates it before Blender builds anything.
The skill below is the first Blender skill on SkillU. It ships with a real brief, a working generator, evals, and a frame rendered in Blender from that brief — install it and build your own turntable.
1Blender skill on SkillU
FreeThe Blender skill is free to download
1920×1080HD frame output, rendered in Blender
Blender skills on SkillU
A real skill with a working script, evals and a rendered frame — install it and build your own scene.
FreeHow the Blender skill works
- Install the skill package into your agent's skills directory.
- Write the scene brief in plain text: objects, lights, camera and render settings.
- Run the bundled generator — it validates the brief and writes the Blender script plus a report.
- Render headless with blender -b, or open the script in Blender and orbit the scene by hand.
FAQ
What is the Blender Scene Assistant?
An Agent Skill that turns a plain-text scene brief into a validated Blender scene. You describe objects, lights, camera and render settings; a script checks the brief — unknown types dropped, duplicates rejected, bad sizes named — then generates a Blender Python script that builds the scene and renders it.
Do I need Blender experience?
No. Write the brief in plain text, run one command, and Blender renders the frame. The skill's SKILL.md walks through every step, and the report tells you exactly what was wrong if the brief has an error.
What do I need to render?
Blender 4.2+ and Python 3.8+ (standard library only for the generator). The generated script renders with EEVEE by default and supports Cycles on CPU — set engine cycles in the [render] section.