local-ai-use#
The goal of this skill is to teach your AI agent to use image generation, text generation, and text to speech locally.
Prerequisites#
Claude Code installed and authenticated.
Step 1: Check which skills are available#
Confirm that local AI skills are not yet visible to your agent.
Run
claude "Which skills can you see?" --model sonnet. You should see a list of skills that should not include anything related to local large language model (LLM) usage.Make sure there is no
AGENTS.mdfile on your local folder.
Step 2: Enable Claude to see local-ai-use#
Install the skill with the
skillsCLI. Run this in your terminal, not inside Claude:
npx skills add amd/skills --skill local-ai-use --agent claude-code
Run
claude "Which skills can you see?" --model sonnet. You should see a list of skills that includeslocal-ai-use.
Step 3: Run the skill#
Open Claude and run the prompt:
Learn how to do image generation locally
Followed by
Generate the image of a cat
Claude should install Lemonade locally on your device and allow you to generate images locally after the first setup run.
Step 4: (Optional) Go beyond#
The local-ai-use skill can also help you with text to speech and speech to text locally. Ask Claude for help there.
Step 5: (Optional) Try to get things done without AMD Skills#
Remove the added skills from .claude/skills/ and rerun the experiment above. This should lead to a high variance in execution length and token usage.
Common outcomes without the skill include:
Model being successful after significant token usage.
Model providing a knowledge article instead of actually learning how to do it.
Model attempting to come up with a custom strategy to generate images locally, resulting in very low-quality assets.