Image: MotionSites
Why it mattersTeams building marketing sites with AI often release pages that look generic. A skill with a plan, real media and a review step fixes that.
Most sites an AI agent builds look the same, and MotionSites wants to fix that. The company opened a free Claude skill on 26 October. The skill teaches Claude to design and build landing pages. The repository collected 601 stars in its first two days.
MotionSites names three reasons AI-built sites look alike. The agent gets a vague plan. It has no real media. Nobody checks the result. The skill tackles each one. Claude first studies the most-liked designs in MotionSites' gallery. It then picks cinematic hero videos and 3D cut-outs from the skill's own media pack. It writes a precise build specification. It builds the page. Then it screenshots the output. It fixes problems until the page clears a quality bar.
What is in the skill
The package carries 40 example prompts drawn from popular MotionSites designs. It carries more than 50 cinematic hero videos. It has 30 transparent 3D cut-outs. It has 29 images. It also has more than 55 technique recipes with working code. The techniques include video loops, glass effects, 3D models and animations.
The skill also writes prompts for other AI builders. MotionSites names Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor, Manus, Google AI Studio and Kimi. A Claude Code user can hand the prompt to one of these tools. That tool then gets the same specification in the shape it expects.
The license and what stays MotionSites' own
MotionSites released the skill's instructions and code under MIT. The example prompts and media stay the company's own property. Sites built with the skill may still use them. Users install the skill in Claude.ai, Claude Desktop or Claude Code. The skill activates when a user asks Claude to build a website. An optional Playwright setup lets Claude take screenshots and run its own visual review.
MotionSites itself is a paid product. The company sells more than 500 premium website prompts, animated backgrounds and templates. The free Claude skill carries a smaller set. It points at the paid plans for the rest.
A design-aware skill carries a plan, a media library and a review step in one package. A team building its own landing page can copy the skill. It can swap the media for its own brand. It can keep the review step. That turns one company's tool into a pattern many teams can borrow.
The skill also shows a working pattern for self-review. Claude takes a screenshot of the page it just built. It then checks that image against a gallery of accepted designs. If the match is poor, it edits and tries again. Teams that build their own agent skills can copy that loop. Screenshot, score, edit, repeat is the step the three-reasons list calls "nobody looking at the result".
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