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Dev Tools/2026-03-17Beginner

skills.sh × Rork — Automate Your App Development Workflow with AI Skills

Integrate skills.sh into your Rork development workflow to delegate repetitive tasks like ASO copywriting, PDF generation, and SEO auditing to AI agents.

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Turn Your Rork Development into a One-Person Team

Building an app with Rork and shipping it to the App Store has never been easier thanks to AI. But beyond the app itself, developers face a long list of surrounding tasks:

  • Writing App Store descriptions and ASO copy
  • Creating design assets for screenshots
  • Generating documents and PDFs automatically
  • Writing SEO content for your app's landing page

Doing all of this manually takes serious time. skills.sh is a skills marketplace that lets you delegate these surrounding tasks to AI agents. Combined with Rork, you can run your entire app development pipeline as a one-person team.


What is skills.sh?

skills.sh is an open-source skills marketplace for Claude Code (Anthropic's AI coding tool). You can discover, install, and use AI agent skills created by the community.

Main skill categories:

  • Frontend Design: Generate React/HTML components
  • SEO Audit: Automatically detect SEO issues
  • PDF Processing: Create, edit, and fill PDF forms
  • Spreadsheets: Process Excel/CSV data
  • Presentations: Auto-generate PowerPoint decks

Note: skills.sh skills are used through Claude Code (CLI tool). Since Rork shares Claude Code's underlying technology, you can leverage these skills in Rork Max mode or in a combined Rork + Claude Code workflow.


How to Install

Installing via Claude Code

# Install skills
claude install skills.sh/frontend-design
claude install skills.sh/seo-audit
claude install skills.sh/pdf
claude install skills.sh/pptx

Check Installed Skills

claude skills list

Top 5 skills.sh Skills for Rork Developers

1. frontend-design — Generate UI Component Templates

Use this after creating the core app in Rork, when you want to refine individual UI components further.

@frontend-design Create a dashboard card component.
- Data: revenue amount, month-over-month change, line chart
- Style: dark mode support, rounded corners, gradient
- Output in React Native (NativeWind) format

2. seo-audit — Check Your App Landing Page's SEO

If you have a web landing page alongside your app, automatically audit it for SEO issues.

@seo-audit Audit the SEO of https://myapp.example.com.
List issues with mobile score, OGP configuration, and page speed.

3. pdf — Generate Terms & Privacy Policy PDFs

Automatically generate the legal documents required for app submission.

@pdf Format the following privacy policy text into a
properly styled A4 PDF for company "Dolice", app "FitTrack".

[Privacy policy text here]

4. pptx — Investor and Client Pitch Decks

Auto-generate slides presenting your app's business plan and features.

@pptx Create an investor pitch deck for fitness app "FitTrack".
10 slides: Problem, Solution, Market Size, Features, Revenue Model, Team, Roadmap

5. xlsx — ASO Data Analysis and Management

Organize keyword ranking and competitor analysis data in Excel.

@xlsx Analyze this App Store keyword ranking data.
From the attached CSV: create keyword ranking trend charts,
competitor comparison tables, and an improvement priority matrix.

Practical Workflow: Automating Your App Launch

Week 1: App Development (Rork)

Build a fitness tracking app with Rork Max.
Features: workout logging, progress graphs, notification reminders

Week 2: Launch Preparation (Claude Code + skills.sh)

Generate App Store descriptions:

# Run in Claude Code
claude "Generate App Store descriptions for this app in both Japanese and English.
Keywords: fitness, workout, health management, habit building
Length: up to 4000 characters per language"

Screenshot design assets:

@frontend-design Create 5 App Store screenshot banners.
Size: iPhone 15 Pro Max (1290×2796px)
Design: Overlay key feature headlines on top of main app screens

Privacy policy PDF:

@pdf Generate a privacy policy PDF for my app.

Pitch deck:

@pptx Create a 10-slide app introduction deck.

Creating Custom skills.sh Skills

You can also create your own skills and reuse them across projects.

Basic SKILL.md Structure

# App Store Description Generator
 
This skill automatically generates App Store descriptions for apps built with Rork.
 
## Usage
1. Provide a list of app features
2. Specify the target user demographic
3. List up to 10 keywords for ASO
 
## Output
- Japanese description (under 4000 characters)
- English description (under 4000 characters)
- Keyword list (100 characters each for Japanese and English)

Publishing Your Skill

Publish your skill as a GitHub repository and register it in the skills.sh marketplace for others to use.


Looking back

skills.sh dramatically expands the Rork development ecosystem.

TaskBeforeWith skills.sh
App Store description1–2 hours5 minutes
Privacy policy PDFHalf a day10 minutes
Pitch deck1–2 days30 minutes
SEO auditOutsource or paid toolInstant and free

Build apps with Rork, automate the launch process with skills.sh — this combination lets solo developers achieve a professional release process that once required an entire team.

Browse the skills.sh Marketplace →

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