It's fine even if this is your first time with Claude Code. Just follow the steps below. We handle the install, and once it's done we double-check that it actually took.
Both are free. If you already have them, skip ahead.
Skills are something Claude Code uses. Without it, installing skills does nothing.
claude.com/claude-code — get it there.
This is a different program from the Claude you use on your phone or in a browser tab. If that's all you use, skills won't work.
You need this to run the install line.
nodejs.org — go there and click the left button (LTS).
If, along the way, “npx is not recognized as an internal or external command” shows up, that means Node.js isn't installed. After installing it, close and reopen the black window.
All together, it's 1–2 minutes.
npx --yes reborn-skills-all@latest a3f9c21bThe eight characters at the end are different for each customer. Press the copy button and it's copied exactly as shown. We also send the same thing by email, so it's fine to close this screen.
Where you paste this line is all that matters. From here on, that's all we'll cover.
This isn't a bug. That screen runs on someone else's computer, out on the internet. Even if the install runs there, nothing lands on your own computer.
Skills are on your own computer, where Claude needs them to be. That's why the steps below matter.
In the lower-left of your keyboard, press the Windows key (the little window icon), then type
cmd , then press Enter Enter.
. A window with a black background and only text appears. That's the right one.
command and Space together, then type
Terminal , then press Enter Enter.
This window is a place that does exactly what you tell it, right away. Nobody here asks “is it okay to do this?”
npx --yes reborn-skills-all@latest a3f9c21bTo paste, right-click your mouse. Text will scroll by for a while — just let it run. It stops when it's done.
you can do it there too. Just put ! at the front, then send
!npx --yes reborn-skills-all@latest … .
And don't drop the --yes in the middle, either. Without it, at the point where it asks «okay to install this?», it just stops with no message — in the black window a person presses Enter to move past it, but inside Claude Code there's no way to answer that question. Copy the line with the copy button and both pieces are already included.
! — if you ask Claude to “run this command” without it, Claude may refuse.
It's a program Claude hasn't seen before, so it's being cautious — and that call is correct.
! — add it and it skips asking Claude, going straight through.
If you're curious, see the program itself here. The eight characters at the end are your order number. It's not a key that lets anyone take anything from your computer.
Skip this and Claude won't know skills were installed, even though they were. That's because the skill list is only read once, at startup. Reopen it, then “what skills do I have?” and you'll see the new ones.
If you're wondering what's next → I installed it, now what do I say? — that page lists what got installed and what to say to run it.
Our installer doesn't stop at installing — it double-checks that things actually took.
Done 48 Already 0 Partial 0 Failed 0If something didn't install, we don't hide it. We note what failed and why, and give you the GitHub link so you can install it yourself. Saying "all done" and having it fail later is the worst outcome.
--yes is missing.
npx --yes reborn-skills-all@latest … like --yes , so add it and try again.npx asks, once, «okay to install this?» about any program it hasn't run before. In the black window, a person presses Enter to move past it, but inside Claude Code there's no way to answer that question, so it
stays stuck asking. Nothing even prints, so it looks like «Claude just ignored it».
The command we gave you was missing this. Sorry about that.! — run the line directly. That skips Claude entirely.
It doesn't matter which folder you're in.All 48 for $8 — or a themed bundle of 5 for $4