Adobe
sfkislev/flueYou can control Adobe desktop applications like Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere Pro right from your command line. This skill uses a tool called Flue to connect your terminal to these apps. Flue acts as a simple bridge between your shell and the software.
Instead of clicking buttons, you send short ExtendScript commands through Flue. The app runs them and sends back structured results. This lets an AI agent make small edits, inspect documents, or run repeated tasks inside your creative tools.
Flue works with six Adobe apps out of the box. It also supports Blender, Unity, and Microsoft Office. The tool is safe to use because it treats you as the driver and avoids destructive actions unless you ask for them.
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mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/adobeProject
mkdir -p .claude/skills/adobeSource Repository
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