Blender Agent Studio

Select the smallest set of specialist workflows that covers the request, then follow each selected SKILL.md completely.

Use routine defaults and continue authorized work; do not turn internal stage reviews into approval gates. The specialists bundle Astra execution guidance for continuity and focused verification. Start with a polished hero presentation, adapt lighting/background after visual inspection, and preserve diagnostic views.

Route the request

• Build or substantially refine geometry: read plugins/blender-agent-studio/skills/blender-modeling-workflow/SKILL.md.
• Clarify art direction or offer a concept/mockup reference before creation: read plugins/blender-agent-studio/skills/blender-art-direction-intake/SKILL.md.
• Inspect an authored scene or exported asset: read plugins/blender-agent-studio/skills/blender-asset-validation/SKILL.md.
• Run an explicit evidence-backed second pass without changing the default modeling path: read plugins/blender-agent-studio/skills/blender-iterative-refinement/SKILL.md.
• Create or diagnose articulated motion: also read plugins/blender-agent-studio/skills/blender-animation-workflow/SKILL.md.
• Create Geometry Nodes, scattering, terrain, or parametric systems: read plugins/blender-agent-studio/skills/blender-procedural-workflow/SKILL.md.
• Light, compose, render, or deliver stills, turntables, or sequences: read plugins/blender-agent-studio/skills/blender-rendering-workflow/SKILL.md.
• Build, bake, or diagnose fluids, smoke, fire, cloth, rigid bodies, particles, hair, or soft bodies: read plugins/blender-agent-studio/skills/blender-simulation-workflow/SKILL.md.
• Create, rig, skin, or export a character, avatar, or creature: read plugins/blender-agent-studio/skills/blender-character-workflow/SKILL.md.
• Compare baseline, skill, prompt, or MCP capability: read plugins/blender-agent-studio/skills/blender-agent-benchmark/SKILL.md.
• Choose, configure, or evaluate Blender MCP transport: read plugins/blender-agent-studio/skills/blender-mcp-integration/SKILL.md.

Use modeling plus validation for normal asset-generation requests. Add procedural, rendering, simulation, character, or animation workflows only when their respective capability is required.

Preserve the workflow contract

1. Resolve and record the exact Blender executable and version.
2. Convert the request into explicit parts, relationships, style, scale, animation, finish quality, export, evidence, and approval requirements.
3. Unless the user explicitly requests low-poly, blockout-only, or another constrained style, target a polished smooth asset with intentional secondary and tertiary detail rather than a primitive-looking low-density result.
4. Satisfy named stage criteria, combining related build/review passes when useful: contract and references, graybox, primary and secondary forms, structural refinement, materials and textures, final surface polish, and export validation.
5. Keep deterministic Python as the durable source for generated assets.
6. Inspect both the authored scene and a fresh import of the exported artifact.
7. Open and review fixed multiview evidence before claiming visual quality.
8. Treat automated metrics as gates and measurements, not substitutes for request compliance or visual judgment.
9. Keep benchmark conditions isolated and report failures, timing, and limitations alongside improvements.

Prefer the bundled bounded inspection and evidence tools when installed as a Codex plugin. Do not add generic arbitrary-Python MCP execution.