AI skills for formatting landing page copy into LandingRabbit-ready markdown.
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
landingrabbit (skill) |
Main entry point — guides you through creating, editing, or managing pages |
page-format (skill) |
Converts landing page copy into structured markdown that LandingRabbit can parse |
help (command) |
Lists all available skills and MCP tools with connection status |
| LandingRabbit MCP server | Connects to the LandingRabbit API via OAuth so Claude can manage pages, templates, and styles directly |
| Section | Use for |
|---|---|
hero |
Opening value proposition and primary CTA |
trustedBy |
Social proof logos and credibility |
steps |
Process flows, pain points, checklists, metrics |
collection |
Feature/benefit/service blocks with repeatable items |
testimonials |
Customer proof quotes |
pricing |
Plan comparison tables |
comparison |
Before/after or contrasting list groups |
faq |
Question-and-answer pairs |
cta |
Focused conversion sections |
custom |
Free-form mixed content (about us, narratives, embeds) |
Sections use markdown-native structure:
- Eyebrow:
[eyebrow]: ... - Icon (collection
boxes-icons):[icon]: ... - Smallprint:
[smallprint]: ... - Titles:
#,##,### - Body: plain markdown paragraphs
- CTAs:
[Label](url)— one per line - Images:
 - Embeds: fenced
htmlblocks - Styled bullets:
✅,❌, or-prefixes
Most sections support a suggestedLayout directive:
hero → horizontal, horizontal-reversed, vertical
steps → stepDecoration: number, none, check, star, arrow, success, destructive
collection → alternate, boxes, boxes-text, boxes-icons
testimonials → carousel, grid
comparison → boxes-text
cta → default, embed
custom → left, middle
Run these in your terminal:
claude plugin marketplace add LandingRabbit/landingrabbit-skillsclaude plugin install landingrabbit@landingrabbitTo update, pull the latest marketplace version first:
claude plugin marketplace update landingrabbitIf the marketplace update pulled a newer version, update the installed plugin too:
claude plugin update landingrabbit@landingrabbitTip: To enable auto-updates, open /plugin inside a Claude session, go to Marketplaces, select landingrabbit, and choose Enable auto-update.
Run these inside a Claude session:
/plugin marketplace add LandingRabbit/landingrabbit-skills
/plugin install landingrabbit@landingrabbit
If you already have this repository locally, you can add it from a local path instead of the GitHub source.
CLI:
claude plugin marketplace add /path/to/landingrabbit-skillsclaude plugin install landingrabbit@landingrabbitDesktop:
/plugin marketplace add /path/to/landingrabbit-skills
/plugin install landingrabbit@landingrabbit
The plugin includes an MCP server that connects to the LandingRabbit API. On first use, Claude will open an OAuth flow in your browser so you can authorize access to your LandingRabbit account.
To verify the connection, run /mcp inside Claude and check that the landingrabbit server appears.
Run /landingrabbit inside Claude to get started.
claude plugin uninstall landingrabbit@landingrabbitclaude plugin marketplace remove landingrabbit/plugin uninstall
Select landingrabbit from the list, then remove the marketplace source:
/plugin marketplace remove landingrabbit
Run /landingrabbit:landingrabbit to get started. It checks your MCP connection and walks you through what you can do.
With the MCP server connected, Claude can inspect workspace pages, look up a specific page by slug, update SEO metadata, edit existing page content, and manage page images (upload, search, and place) directly from chat.
Claude can also manage section style templates through MCP: inspect the active template/brand/base layers for a layout, create or update section templates, mark a template as the default for its layout, delete a template on explicit request, and update brand styles for an entire section group.
In some multi-locale workspaces, Claude may ask you to detach inherited styles before applying locale-specific brand style changes.
To format existing copy into LandingRabbit-ready markdown, use /landingrabbit:page-format. Give it your landing page copy — headlines, descriptions, CTAs, testimonials, pricing, FAQ, etc. — and it returns a single markdown document ready to import. The skill preserves your content and tone.
Run /landingrabbit:help to see all available skills and MCP tools.