Blender SuperSkill

Blender SuperSkill is a Codex skill for building better Blender assets through disciplined, reference-first modeling instead of low-quality image-to-3D mesh dumps.

It is aimed at indie and cash-strapped developers who want a stronger AI-assisted Blender workflow for:

• hard-surface props
• buildings and utility assets
• lattice towers, pylons, and scaffold-like structures
• cleanup, critique, and iterative repair passes
• deterministic scripted modeling runs through the included orchestrator

What It Includes

• skills/blender-superskill/SKILL.md - the core skill instructions
• skills/blender-superskill/references/ - reusable modeling patterns and failure notes
• skills/blender-superskill/scripts/blender_orchestrator.py - a stepwise orchestration helper for complex reference-driven runs
• skills/blender-superskill/agents/openai.yaml - Codex UI metadata

Install

Install the skill from the repo path:

• repo: powerhouse90/Blender-Superskill
• path: skills/blender-superskill

You can either:

1. Ask Codex to install the skill from that GitHub repo/path.
2. Copy skills/blender-superskill into your local ~/.codex/skills/ directory manually.

Restart Codex after installing so the skill is picked up cleanly.

What This Skill Is For

This skill is built around one core idea: AI is much more useful when it helps construct assets intentionally inside Blender than when it hands you a messy mesh that looks right only from one angle.

The skill pushes for:

• anatomy and proportion planning before modeling
• anchor-based placement instead of eyeballing
• close-up interface checks where parts are supposed to touch
• modular repeated parts with measured duplication
• inspection and repair loops instead of one-shot generation

Requirements

• Codex with Blender MCP access
• Blender workflows where the model can inspect viewports, objects, and scene structure

The orchestrator script is optional, but especially useful for larger reference-driven assets where step discipline matters.

License

MIT