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How to make a pressable isometric device figure in Claude.ai with AI Iso Skill

Upload the skill once, then ask for an object with buttons and get back one interactive HTML figure.

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  • Beginner
  • 15 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Who it is forA non-developer teacher or designer who needs a quick interactive diagram of a device for a slide or handout and works in Claude.ai.

The problemMaking an interactive illustration usually means learning drawing tools or writing front-end code, which takes far longer than the diagram is worth.

The outcomeOne HTML file with a hairline isometric drawing on a numbered plate, where the parts you press show typed text, a number or a note.

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. Download iso-figure.skill from the latest release at https://github.com/MrBongoC/ai-iso-skill/releases/latest
  2. Open your skill settings in Claude.ai and upload iso-figure.skill
  3. Ask Claude for a figure, for example: iso figure of a kitchen timer with minute buttons and a display that counts down
  4. Save the returned HTML file and open it in a browser
  5. Press each part and check that it produces the output Claude described

Prompt for your agent

Use the iso-figure skill from the MrBongoC/ai-iso-skill repo to create an isometric figure of <object with pressable parts>. Expected output: one HTML file with a numbered plate. Verify that pressing at least one part changes the display or shows a note.

Caveat. The README names the Claude.ai upload path but does not state which plan or version is needed, so confirm your skill settings allow uploads before you start.

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