Creative Factory: 13 AI agents for graphic design, video and PDF

Description

Creative Factory is a kit for Claude Code that works like a creative studio in Spanish. You ask for a piece in plain language and a specialized agent produces it with an open-source desktop app, through that app's official MCP server.

Inside it is called "Motor creativo para Claude Code": that is the name you will see in the ZIP, the README and the documentation.

Language: the agents, skills, panel and documentation are in Spanish. The intent router understands requests in Spanish and English.

It is not a design program of its own: it orchestrates 13 open-source apps by storytold published on GitHub (PhotoCraft, LightCraft, VectorCraft, FilmCraft, EffectCraft, DesignCraft, PdfCraft, FigCraft, SoundCraft, DeckCraft, WordCraft, GridCraft and CADCraft) for image, photo, vector, video, animation, layout, PDF, interface, audio, presentations, documents, spreadsheets and CAD.

The problem it solves

Connecting Claude Code to a dozen creative apps usually ends with every MCP server loaded at once, hundreds of tools taking up context and agents that don't know which app to use. Here each app has its own subagent, and its MCP connects only while that agent is working. The main session only decides whom to delegate to.

How it works in 3 steps

• You ask: you write the request in the Claude Code terminal or in the local panel and attach your file.
• The router decides: it classifies the request (for example, VECTOR or SLIDES), picks the agent and its skill, and if the task combines apps it chains them in series.
• The agent produces and reviews: it works on a copy, exports to output/<project>/ and looks at the result before delivering it. At the end, the reviewer agent and the revisar and empaquetar commands put the delivery together.

What you get

• 13 app subagents and 1 read-only reviewer agent (qa-agent).
• 14 per-app workflow skills, including mixed to chain apps, plus the kit-de-marca and entrega skills.
• The artcraft.py CLI with doctor, route, marcas, revisar, empaquetar, sync, probe, smoke, actualizaciones, actualizar and volver.
• An intent router in Spanish and English, with its suite of test cases.
• Claude Code hooks: context at session start, a daily notice of new versions and protection of originals and binaries.
• A local web panel to use the 13 apps without typing commands.
• A brand registry (marcas.json) with a template to add each client: logos, palette, fonts and rules the agents follow.
• Per-app MCP profiles to open a Claude Code session dedicated to a single app.
• Architecture docs, a master index and a tool registry with each app's formats and limits.

Who it is for

• Designers, community managers and small agencies who already use Claude Code, work in Spanish and produce pieces for several clients.
• Anyone who wants to try open-source desktop apps for image, video and office work, operated by agents.
• Teams that need the AI not to make up data: the agents leave visible placeholders such as [precio] when information is missing.

Requirements

• Windows x64 (developed on Windows 11).
• Claude Code installed and signed in; each request uses your plan.
• Python 3.10 or later and Git.
• The 13 storytold apps, downloaded free from their official GitHub releases (not included in the package).
• ffmpeg and Google Chrome for some features. python artcraft.py doctor tells you what is missing.

Honest limitations

• Windows only: the apps install as portable binaries for Windows x64.
• The apps are third-party and at 0.x versions. FilmCraft does not transcribe or cut silences automatically, CADCraft opens about 30% of AutoCAD formats, FigCraft imports .fig on a best-effort basis and SoundCraft exports only WAV, AIFF or FLAC.
• It does not replace your judgment: review each piece before delivering it to a client.
• App versions, formats and limits may change with each release from their authors.
• The agents, skills and documentation are written in Spanish.
• This kit is not affiliated with storytold or Anthropic. The app names and Claude are trademarks of their owners; they are named only to indicate compatibility.