Design skills

Control and inspect the built-in Web UI (packages/serve) — start, stop, status, open

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Generate 4-6 parallel design mockups for rapid visual comparison — adapted from gstack /design-shotgun pattern

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Apache Kafka 4.2 best practices for event streaming, topic design, and producer-consumer patterns

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AI design language for production-grade UI — 10 commands covering typography, color, motion, layout, and UX writing quality

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Skill for adding or updating system design guides tailored for college students and beginners, using simple analogies and no simulations.

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Capture baseline evidence from a live website URL: screenshots, scroll states, hover/click behavior, parallax, timers, and transition recordings. Use when reference artifacts are needed before implementation or comparison; not to build or diagnose a clone.

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Clone or recreate a live website URL, page, or section as React + Tailwind with extracted DOM, CSS, assets, responsive layout, motion, and interactions. Use for live-URL implementation or fidelity repair; not capture-only or diff-only requests.

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Use this skill for ANY of the following — do not skip it even if the query seems simple: strategic decisions, business analysis, thesis building, complex problem solving, geopolitical analysis (non-market), philosophical reasoning, academic research, system design, decision under uncertainty, long-form thinking, or any question that benefits from First Principle deconstruction and multi-agent reasoning. ALWAYS use this skill when the user asks about: why something works the way it does, whether a decision is correct, how to think about a complex problem, what could go wrong, analyzing a situation from multiple angles, or any "should I..." question involving real-world trade-offs. This is NOT a market/trading skill — for financial markets, BTC, gold, stocks, forex, macro economics, use money-atlas-intelligence-os instead.

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Turn a live website into a working local frontend you can edit. Fetches the page, extracts its design system and structure, and rebuilds it locally in your stack, then screenshot-compares to the original. Use when the user says "url to code", "clone this site locally", "make it look like linear.app", "rebuild this page", or provides a live URL to recreate. Part of the Product Design set. Uses web-fetch + browser automation.

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Build visual territories (mood boards) for team alignment before production. Groups references into 2-4 named territories, each with palette, texture, typography feel, and 4-6 generated sample tiles, so a team can agree on a direction. Use when the user says "moodboard", "visual territories", "align the team on a look", "reference board", or needs stakeholder sign-off on aesthetic before generating final assets. Part of the Creative Production set.

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Orchestrator for the Product Design skill set — turn early ideas into reviewable prototypes. Routes to the right sub-skill (get-context, research, audit, ideate, image-to-code, url-to-code, prototype, qa, share) based on where you are in the design process. Use when the user gives a high-level design goal like "design a UI for X", "prototype this idea", "rebuild this screen", "review our flow", or isn't sure which design step they need. Delegates to design-* skills.

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Clarify the brief BEFORE any design work to avoid building the wrong thing. Interrogates goal, user, constraints, success criteria, and scope, then writes a short context doc the other design skills consume. Use when the user says "let's design X", "build a UI for Y", "get context", "clarify the brief", or kicks off any product-design task without a clear spec. First stage of the Product Design set — highest leverage for reducing rework.

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Find UX pains and opportunities fast through competitor scans, pattern research, and web search. Surfaces how others solve the same flow, common failure modes, and conventions users already expect. Use when the user says "research this UX", "how do others do X", "competitor scan", "find UX patterns", "what's the convention for Y", or before ideating a flow. Part of the Product Design set. Uses web search/fetch tools.

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Publish a runnable prototype and return a shareable link. Prepares the prototype to run, starts/serves it (or deploys), and hands back a URL plus run instructions for review. Use when the user says "share the prototype", "give me a link", "publish this", "let the team see it", "deploy the preview", or is ready to circulate a prototype for feedback. Final stage of the Product Design set.

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Generate several distinct UI directions for a screen or flow before committing to one. Produces 2-4 named interface directions with layout logic, component choices, and tradeoffs, optionally with generated mockup images. Use when the user says "ideate the UI", "give me layout options", "design directions for this screen", "explore the interface", or after context/research and before prototyping. Part of the Product Design set.

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Orchestrator for the Creative Production skill set — turn a brief into reviewable visual assets. Routes to the right sub-skill (explore, moodboard, positioning, offer, ads-explorer, scene, shot, polish) based on where you are in the creative process. Use when the user gives a high-level creative goal like "make campaign assets", "I need visuals for X", "produce ad creative", "design product shots", or isn't sure which creative step they need. Delegates to creative-* skills.

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Turn a reference image or mockup into a working local frontend that matches it closely. Inspects the image, extracts the design system (layout, type, spacing, color, components), implements it, then screenshot-compares and iterates to close the gap. Use when the user says "image to code", "build this mockup", "code this screenshot", "make this design real", or provides a UI image to implement. Part of the Product Design set. Uses a browser tool for screenshot verification.

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Assemble a clickable, runnable prototype from screens/components — wiring navigation, state, and interactions so a team can actually click through it. Use when the user says "make it clickable", "build a prototype", "wire up the flow", "interactive prototype", "make the screens navigate", or has static screens that need to come alive. Part of the Product Design set. Verifies interactions with a browser tool.

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Use when splitting a domain Skill into Phase-Aware File Structure (SKILL.md / design.md / constraints.md). Defines the splitting criteria, procedures, sync procedures, and validation rules. Invoked by /skill-format command or manually when restructuring domain Skills.

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Add CSS animations to HTML elements, React/JSX components, or WordPress PHP templates using Animate.css (v4.1.1). Use this skill whenever the user wants to animate UI elements, add entrance/exit effects, attention-seeker animations, or any CSS-based motion to their markup. Trigger on phrases like "add animation", "animate this", "make it bounce/fade/slide/zoom", "add transitions", "CSS animations", or any request to bring elements to life visually. Works with raw HTML snippets, full HTML files, React JSX, and WordPress PHP templates. Claude picks the most contextually appropriate animation — no guesswork needed from the user.

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Propose a new change with all artifacts generated in one step. Use when the user wants to quickly describe what they want to build and get a complete proposal with design, specs, and tasks ready for implementation.

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Design, review or improve UI and UX using AuDHD-friendly interaction rules, accessible selectable appearance and verifiable workflow continuity. Use when the user says "audhd audit", or for dashboard organization, settings forms, status feedback, accessible controls and interruption recovery; not clinical advice or certification.

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Rates a project with Jevaluate and keeps the rating private, with the same rubric and checks, a private library that export refuses, and nothing pushed or published. Use when a rating must stay private, such as "/jevaluate-private" followed by a link or folder, "rate this privately", "evaluate my own project", a client's or employer's code, a design doc or a local folder that isn't public, or any rating that must not reach the public ratings or the repo.

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Finds and quotes TypeSafe's docs on Jev, including Noul, Choice, Score and Box questions, models and limits. Use when a question, review, design or claim involves Jev or System One, when briefing a subagent on Jev work, or when relaying a subagent's Jev finding.

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