FREE SKILLS
Four skills that know
what they may touch.
Free Claude Code skills for architecture studios, interior designers and bespoke makers. Each one is a documented procedure with explicit inputs, permissions, an approval point and a run record. AI proposes. AI executes approved tasks. AI checks. The designer decides.
Install in one line
curl -fsSL https://maatwerk-ai.nl/skills/install.sh | shPaste where you run Claude Code, restart, then type /brief-register, /context-pack, /ifc-check or /sketchup-bounded-op. No account, no API key. Or download the folder and copy it into ~/.claude/skills.
| Skill | What it does | Approval point |
|---|---|---|
| brief-register | Turns a client brief and references into a requirement register with a source per row, open questions and conflicts. | Designer reviews the register before concept work |
| context-pack | Builds a project context pack: sources index, approved memory, expiring candidate notes and task context, with retrieval rules. | A person promotes candidate notes to approved memory |
| ifc-check | Runs nine deterministic checks on an IFC export with IfcOpenShell and reports checked, failed or not tested per rule. | A named reviewer reads the report before release |
| sketchup-bounded-op | Turns one approved modelling instruction into a SketchUp script that builds candidate geometry in a new group and verifies it. No plugin, no network. | Designer approves the instruction, then the result |
Better inside an AI Atelier
The skills work on their own. They work best inside an AI Atelier set-up, which adds the two things a skill cannot carry by itself: context engineering, the sources, approved memory and task context the skill reads from, and harness engineering, the permissions, gates, run ledger and independent checks it runs within. We train studios on both and build the atelier around their own tools.
MIT licence, © 2026 Demoods B.V. trading as Maatwerk AI. These skills assist licensed professionals and replace neither the designer of record nor the building authority. Output can be wrong; verify it against your sources and standards.