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How to install the skill as a Claude Code plugin and draw figures with AI Iso Skill

Add the marketplace and plugin with two commands, then request figures from inside Claude Code.

  • Content
  • Intermediate
  • 15 minutes
  • From the README
  • Claude Code

Who it is forA developer or educator who already uses Claude Code and wants to produce several interactive isometric figures for docs or a course.

The problemRepeating the same drawing and interaction work for each figure is slow, and a hand-built SVG has to be redone every time a new object is needed.

The outcomeA working iso-figure plugin in Claude Code that produces a new self-contained HTML figure for each object you name.

What you need first

  • A Claude.ai account with skill settings, or Claude Code installed
  • A web browser to open the generated HTML file
  • Git, only if you copy the skill folder by hand

Steps

  1. Start Claude Code in your project folder
  2. Run /plugin marketplace add MrBongoC/ai-iso-skill
  3. Run /plugin install iso-figure@ai-iso-skill
  4. Ask for a figure, for example: fig 6, a wall light switch that turns a lamp on and off
  5. Open the returned HTML file and confirm the parts respond when pressed

Prompt for your agent

In Claude Code, add the MrBongoC/ai-iso-skill marketplace and install iso-figure@ai-iso-skill, then request an isometric figure of <object with pressable parts>. Expected output: one HTML file using plain SVG. Verify that the file opens without external libraries and that a pressed part shows its result.

Caveat. The plugin commands come from the README, but the README does not describe how figures are organized inside a project, so check where Claude Code saves the returned file.

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