Claude Code skill generates App Store screenshots using Gemini AI

A developer has built a Claude Code skill that generates App Store and Google Play screenshots using Gemini AI. The skill, called /aso-cosmicmeta-ss, is currently at version 1.1.0 and available on GitHub.
How it works
The skill follows a 6-phase guided workflow:
- Configuration
- Benefit discovery
- Screenshot pairing
- Generation
- Showcase
- Multi-language translation
Claude analyzes your codebase to identify core value propositions, then runs compose.py and gemini_enhance.py automatically. The skill shows composed screenshots before sending them to Gemini for enhancement, creating an approval gate that catches layout issues at compose time instead of after using Gemini API quota.
Key features
- Asks whether to preserve style and add cultural elements per language
- Approval gate before Gemini enhancement to catch layout issues early
- Free, instant layout checking at compose time vs. irreversible API usage
Installation
Install with: npx skills add abutun/claude-skill-aso-cosmicmeta-ss
The GitHub repository contains the full implementation and documentation for developers who want to understand or modify the skill's functionality.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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