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Browse published AI skills maintained by GroundMountCompany. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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ai-product-photo

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Specialized skill for AI product photography. Use when you need professional product shots, hero images, lifestyle photography, or e-commerce visuals. Triggers on: product shot, hero image, e-commerce photo. Ou...

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ai-product-video

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Specialized skill for AI product video generation. Use when you need product reveals, animated product shots, hero video banners, or e-commerce video content. Triggers on: product video, product reveal, animate...

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ai-creative-strategist

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Research-powered creative strategy with visual previews. Use when you need to figure out WHAT to create before creating it. Researches competitors, captures references, generates visual direction previews, and...

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ai-talking-head

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Specialized skill for AI talking head and lip-sync video generation. Use when you need presenter videos, UGC-style content, or lip-synced avatars. Triggers on: talking head, presenter video, lip sync, UGC video...

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ai-social-graphics

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Specialized skill for social media graphics and thumbnails. Use when you need Instagram posts, YouTube thumbnails, LinkedIn graphics, Twitter images, or ad creatives. Triggers on: social graphic, Instagram post...

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ai-image-generation

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Execute AI image generation with optimal quality. Use when you need to generate images via Replicate API. Triggers on: generate image, create visual, product shot. Outputs generated images for feedback and iter...

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