Comic Chat Web

Studio

Studio Agent Skill

Install

Drag-and-drop .skill file

A portable zip of the skill can be dropped into ChatGPT or Claude.ai chats.

You can download the latest copy of comic-strip.skill on our release page.

npx skills

Install for any CLI agent, per project or user level.

npx skills add remsky/comic-chat-web

Claude Code plugin

/plugin marketplace add remsky/comic-chat-web
/plugin install comic-strip@comic-chat-web

OpenAI Codex plugin

codex plugin marketplace add remsky/comic-chat-web
codex plugin add comic-strip@comic-chat-web

MCP server

Both plugins above ship this already. For any other MCP client, point it at the hosted endpoint: 

https://comics.remsky.art/mcp

It serves four tools: get_bearings for the vocabulary, cast, and craft, query_cast for exact pose names, validate_strip to check a draft, and create_strip to validate and mint the link in one call.

How it works

You describe the strip. The agent writes the panels as a small JSON file, then checks them and builds the link. Over MCP the tools do that work server-side; installed as a skill, it works from what ships inside:

File Carries
guidance.md Suggestions on story, camera, pacing, and character decisions
cast.md Descriptions of the available art; with the associated valid face and pose names.
backgrounds.md Descriptions of the eight backdrops and their color palettes
cast-query.mjs Script to look up who can do a given pose or face, or would fit a given scene.
strip-link.mjs Script to check the strip for mistakes and pack it into the link
generated/validate.mjs The checker itself, generated from the studio's own rules so the skill, the server, and the editor agree on what is valid
catalog.json The full list of available art with its written descriptions, read by both scripts, generated from the shipped drawings

The link carries the JSON script compressed. The skill builds it offline: nothing is uploaded and we store none of it. The MCP tools return a short link instead, which keeps the same script on our side for 24 hours so the URL stays small. Opening either link draws the panels in your browser, and the Save menu gets you a PNG sheet, a padded square PNG, an MP4 or GIF, or the JSON back out.

Sample JSON 
{
  "version": 2,
  "columns": 3,
  "panels": [
    {
      "background": "den",
      "actors": [
        { "avatar": "dan", "text": "The build is green", "emotion": "happy" },
        {
          "avatar": "anna",
          "text": "On the first try?",
          "emotion": "scared",
          "facing": "left"
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "background": "den",
      "camera": "close",
      "actors": [
        { "avatar": "dan", "text": "I only changed one line", "gesture": "shrug" }
      ]
    },
    {
      "background": "den",
      "actors": [
        {
          "avatar": "anna",
          "text": "That is how it always starts",
          "emotion": "laugh"
        },
        { "avatar": "dan", "emotion": "scared", "facing": "left" }
      ]
    }
  ]
}
The link it hands back 
https://comics.remsky.art/studio.html?s=jZCxbsMwDER_heDsqd20dO7UJVuRgZFpSahMGRSV1Aj874WSoTWQApkPj_d4Vzyz1lQE3cuAvuQ2S0X3OuBCwrmi-7ziifxX0NJkRIcjCw5I3oreUzqTkfaEemL8bejwEBlOLeURUoWgfKN4LnbrwkjLsuI2_MFJhH75DwGLDFPSamC6vu3w6kl5xAEn8kkCOsw8GW7HfvGBrqeZldChz6XyM_7vUCSv4CNJ4BGKMOQkHQ1crSl3i6gt_F_6qGP_5CGS9X1iuUAyoHyhtUI1Uqu7fzO1EPdz3W2fmeS4_QA

Limits