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Ecom Ads Skill

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Description

Claude skill: generate 4 DTC ad creatives from one product photo

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

🎨 ecom-ads

Turn one product photo into 4 scroll-stopping DTC ad creatives. Built as a Claude skill.


⚡ Quick Setup (the lazy way)

**Copy this entire `SKILL.md` file. Paste it into Claude. Say:**

*"Help me set this skill up. Here's the file — walk me through what keys I need and store them safely on my machine."*

Claude will:

  1. Ask you for the 3 API keys (links included below).
  2. Save them into a shell environment file (~/.zshrc on Mac, ~/.bashrc on Linux) so every future session picks them up automatically.
  3. Tell you to restart Claude Desktop once, and you're done.

**⚠️ Security note — paste these keys carefully.** Treat them like passwords. After Claude stores them locally:

  • Keys live only in your own shell config, never in this chat.
  • Rotate the keys after this setup call from each provider's dashboard — a fresh key is always safer than a shared one.
  • Never commit .zshrc, .bashrc, or any env file to Git.

🔑 The 3 Keys You'll Need

# Provider What it does Get key
1 Google AI Studio Image generation (Nano Banana 2 / Gemini) aistudio.google.com/apikey
2 Tavily Web image search for reference aesthetics tavily.com
3 Scrape Creators Competitor ads from the Facebook Ads Library scrapecreators.com

Gemini is the only **required** key. The other two have graceful fallbacks to Claude's built-in web search — but paying for them makes the output significantly better.


🧑‍🍳 What this actually does

Think of it like hiring a mini DTC creative team for 5 minutes:

  • Strategist reads every Reddit thread, Amazon review, and TikTok comment about your product.
  • Competitive analyst scrapes the top-impression competitor ads running right now.
  • Creative director writes 4 fully different ad concepts — each with a punchy 6-word headlin