When Claude loses the thread mid-task and the design looks dated, it's not because the model is weak — the skills are missing. We install five at once, and actually verify they work .
npx --yes reborn-skills
All five are free skills built by other developers. REBORN LABS only handles installing and verifying them.
One line in your terminal is all it takes.
npx --yes reborn-skills
It's a public npm package — npmjs.com/package/reborn-skills · the installer doesn't bundle any files — it calls each project's official install command.
No need to open a separate terminal. Either of these works right inside Claude Code.
! in front of the command — the surest way
!npx --yes reborn-skills! included. It skips Claude entirely and installs right away.install reborn-skillsIf Claude says "I won't run this," use option 1. This is a brand-new installer, so Claude flags it as unfamiliar and holds back — and that caution is correct.
! — add it and it skips asking Claude, running the install directly.
This won't work in the Claude app on your phone or in a browser tab — that window is a temporary server out on the internet, so even if the install runs there, nothing lands on your own computer. Use Claude Code or a terminal on your own computer for this.
If you use the terminal directly, npx --yes reborn-skills works as-is (just drop the ! here). Once everything's installed, quit and reopen Claude Code.
npx --yes reborn-skills — all five get installed"test this folder in a browser" for exampleWe don't just hand you a list — we verify after installing.
An install command succeeding doesn't mean the skill actually landed. Afterward, we check again whether it shows up in the list and whether SKILL.md actually exists.
If the two don't line up, we say so. Letting that slide just turns into "why isn't this working" later.
Reinstalling gains nothing and risks something. If one fails, the rest keep going.
We don't summarize it. You need the installer's own words to know what to fix.
All five are free skills built by other people. We didn't make them.
Gives Claude a real browser. It clicks, opens pages, scrapes content, and even tests like an actual user.
Tell it what you're building and it searches every skill to find the right one , then walks you through installing it. No time lost choosing and setting up.
Breaks big jobs into small pieces up front, so Claude doesn't lose the thread even in a long conversation.
The AI-made look— it moves you past that, building screens, animation included, that look like a designer made them.
Tell it which tool you want to connect and, in minutes , it's wired up to Claude.