Turn supplied content into a continuous-frame animation for video, using the Hyperframes Video template. The result is compatible with Hyperframes and Remotion and supports autoplay, with real content and data instead of placeholder text or images.
Create a video outro or brand closing frame from your content using the Open Design Logo Outro Frame template. It assembles a logo in segments, adds a glow effect, and reveals a tagline while preserving the template’s visual style.
Create a vertical funnel infographic with three to six narrowing stages. Show conversion, drop-off, and filtering ratios clearly, in a format sized for Stories and Xiaohongshu.
This skill creates a package architecture diagram for a monorepo. It shows shared foundations, the hosts built on them, and runtime dependencies versus build-time copies, with each node linked to its package.json for inspection.
Turn supplied content into a whiteboard-style brainstorming frame with sticky-note nodes, curved SVG connectors, and cursor interaction. The skill follows the Sticky Flowchart Frame template and is meant for requests that explicitly invoke it.
Create a studio-lit 3D product shot of a speaker built from a lathed profile. It places the object on a turntable and applies colors from the design tokens for a rendered presentation.
Render a supplied 3D product model from a `.glb` file as a clean product shot. The model is automatically centered and framed, with a soft shadow on the ground to give the image depth.
View a rendered example of ADR-0007, a brief architecture decision record about laying out diagrams in a browser. It serves as a sample of how this decision is documented and presented.
Turn a single concept into a magazine-style feature outline that traces its central question, early failures, turning point, and key insight. Choose from six layout patterns to present the story.
This skill presents a rendered example of a changelog page for Open Design Agent Kit. The supplied material does not describe steps for creating or editing changelogs, so its documented role is limited to showing the example.
Organize competitor research into an analyst-style product decision report. Compare positioning, features, and pricing, then identify opportunity windows that can inform product choices.
Compare competitors through a positioning map, feature matrix, and pricing review, then summarize opportunity areas in a product decision report. This variant presents the findings in a radar map style.
Create a product launch email designed to render in Gmail, Outlook, and Apple Mail. It uses a table layout, three benefit rows, a robust call-to-action button, and a footer designed for compliance.
Create a one-page board-style decision memo that states the decision, recommendation and confidence, key facts, tradeoffs, risks, and next actions. It is designed to help a decision-maker review the essentials quickly.
Prepare a one-page board-style decision memo that states the decision required, recommendation and confidence, supporting facts, tradeoffs, risks, and next actions. It is designed to help a decision-maker review the essentials and sign off quickly.
Summarize an A/B test or product experiment by organizing its hypothesis, metrics, results, and interpretation, then provide a clear ship, stop, or iterate recommendation to support a product decision.
Organize an A/B test or product experiment around its hypothesis, metrics, results, and interpretation, then produce a recommendation to ship, stop, or iterate. This variant presents the readout in a growth-console style.
Turn an A/B test or product experiment into a product-focused readout. Organize the hypothesis, metrics, results, and interpretation, then present a clear recommendation to ship, stop, or iterate based on the experiment.
View a rendered example of a postmortem documenting a case where exports stalled in a confined browser. The supplied material identifies it as a sample, without describing a workflow for investigating or writing other incident reports.
This is a rendered example of a skill for explaining a pull request (PR) as a campaign kit. The supplied material gives no details about the explanation process, output format, or additional capabilities.
This is described as an example of an RFC skill for letting an agent see what it built. The supplied material does not explain what artifacts it handles or how the skill performs that review.
Turn CSV, Excel, or JSON data into a visual report page using the Data Visualization Report template. The skill prepares a design brief, follows the returned instructions to create the files, and registers the finished artifact.
Turn supplied content into a vertical marketing poster or a shareable Moments-style image with a strong visual look. This skill is intended for explicitly requested poster work, using real content rather than filler text or placeholder images.
Create a square, cinematic social media carousel from a user-provided brief. It prepares the design direction, produces the artifact files, and registers the finished work for review or use.
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