Anatomy

Name an idea in one line, and Claude draws the machine that does it.

Most explanations of how something works are drawn as boxes and arrows. They tell you the parts exist, but not what the parts do, and the reader has to imagine the motion the arrows stand for. I wanted Claude to draw the thing itself: a real object whose moving parts behave the way the idea does.

Anatomy is a skill for Claude Code that does this. You name an idea in one line, Claude invents a machine that does it, and draws it as a live isometric figure you can turn, press and read. Every figure is made of dozens to hundreds of small solid parts, and every number it shows comes from the same model that moves them.