createskills.io · Workflow & Planning
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Save webpages, YouTube videos, IG Reels, and X posts as clean markdown for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex & Gemini createskills turns web content into clean Markdown context for AI agents. Save web pages, YouTube transcripts, Instagram Reels, X posts, Reddit threads, newsletters, docs, and selected page content into one unified source feed — then use that context in Claude, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible agent to retrieve the right context. Built for people who use AI daily: researchers, writers, developers, marketers, students, founders, and knowledge workers. WHAT YOU CAN SAVE: • Web pages — Capture readable Markdown from pages you can access in your browser. • YouTube videos — Pull transcripts from videos and Shorts without needing an API key. • Instagram Reels — Capture reel audio transcripts and descriptions from the feed. • X posts and videos — Save posts, articles, and video transcripts as Markdown. • Reddit threads — Turn discussions into reusable AI context with source links preserved. • Highlighted text — Select text on any page, right-click, and save it to your feed with the original URL attached. • Element picker — Use the crosshair picker to grab exactly the section you want from a page. WHAT YOU GET: Every capture becomes a reusable source in your Markdown feed. Use createskills to: • Keep useful web research in one place. • Organize sources into folders. • Clean and transform raw Markdown with AI. • Connect AI agents through the hosted MCP server. • Let agents search, read, and reuse your saved context when you work. Instead of pasting the same links, transcripts, and notes into chat again and again, build a source library your agents can actually use. SHORTCUTS: Alt+B — Toggle the sidepanel. Right-click any page, link, or selection — Save it to your feed. Element picker — Capture specific page sections as clean Markdown. SUPPORT: Questions, bug reports, feature requests: contact@createskills.io
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