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Our open-source skills: what they do and how to install them Bubble publishes its Claude Code skills under the MIT licence. Here is what they actually do, why we share them, and how to install them in one command. 2026-07-22 We have been working with Claude Code since it first launched. Over the months, we have built reusable building blocks: skills. Small modules that extend what Claude can do, from offline voice transcription to sending Telegram messages to speech synthesis. We use these skills every day. And we are sharing them. Not for the visibility. Because an open tool is more useful to everyone than one locked away in a private folder. What exactly is a Claude Code skill? Claude Code can be extended with "skills": configuration files that describe an additional capability to the agent, the context for using it, and the associated tools. In practice, when you install a skill, Claude knows it can call that functionality, when to trigger it, and how to interpret the result. The skills we publish: voice-transcribe (local audio transcription), telegram-reporter (sending Telegram messages from an agent), generate-image (image generation from Claude), local-tts (local text-to-speech). We also publish three frameworks: bubble-cabinet (context and memory management), bubble-ops-loop (recurring agent orchestration), bubble-vps-platform (VPS infrastructure). All MIT licensed. Install: /plugin marketplace add vdk888/bubble-skills.
