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scroll-craft

An agent skill and design standard for building premium, scroll-driven websites with deliberate interaction design, usable from Claude Code, Codex, or another coding agent.

scroll-craft

scroll-craft is an Agent Skill for building premium, scroll-driven websites, packaged with its own design standard, engine, references, and verification tools rather than leaving layout and motion decisions to the coding agent alone. It targets a specific failure mode of AI-generated sites: output that is either forgettable or a flashy scroll animation wrapped around generic, poorly proportioned content, by treating interaction and visual craft as one job.

Its recent release documents the process behind ten approved example sites with distinct navigation models, page structures, and endings, covering depth planes, contact anchors, opening and exit states, and guidance on using authentic brand assets and verified product details before generating imagery. It is used with Codex, Claude Code, or another coding agent that can read instructions, edit files, run commands, and inspect a browser, and also installs as a Claude Code plugin.

It is written in JavaScript and released under the MIT license.

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