Skills

Jev Blender

Use for all Blender work.

Install

npx skills add kerpopule/hermes-jev-skills --skill jev-blender -g -a claude-code -y
Category
Testing
Updated
6d ago
License
MIT
Context cost
Lightabout 762 tokens
Runs scripts
No, instructions only

What it does

Use for all Blender work. Default code-first execution, local QA and bounded Jev diagnostic advice.

Default Blender workflow

Use this entry point for Blender tasks, alongside the task's geometry, animation and production skills. It grants no new paid, public, production, credential or customer-data authority. Do not change model routing or restart a gateway to use it.

Choose execution locally

Use a deterministic background script for a known-ahead build or long final render. For repeated inspect/edit cycles, prefer an installed, owned warm-session adapter with private pipes and isolated preferences. Load blender-warm-session when installed. Do not install an unreviewed DSH plugin, adopt an existing Blender GUI or expose a control port. If warm execution is unavailable, use the verified background-script route and disclose the fallback.

Keep one bounded resource owner, a whole-job deadline, an exclusive disposable workspace and explicit source/output identities. Preserve source files. Never detach a worker across turns. Blender exit success alone is not artifact acceptance.

Check before asking a model

Measure applicable geometry, materials, framing and lighting against the task specification. Unknown checks must be measured; failures return to the owning planner for a reviewed repair. Do not label an unperformed or inapplicable check as passed. Apply role-aware topology rules, not a blanket closed-solid assumption. Save native checkpoints before risky edits.

Use jevkit.blender.select(state) or pipe the closed JSON schema in docs/blender.md into jev blender-next. No scene files, screenshots, code, names, paths, free text or private measurements may enter this helper. The only permitted symptoms are its fixed vocabulary. private=true always bypasses inference.

Read the whole SKILL.md on GitHub

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