design Agent Skills

ckm:design is a structured design skill for routing and producing logos, CIP mockups, banners, slides, and SVG icons. It includes practical references, CSV-backed options, and Python scripts for repeatable design workflows instead of generic prompt-only output.

The design-md skill analyzes Stitch projects and turns their screens into a semantic DESIGN.md source of truth for consistent layout, tone, color, and component language. Use design-md for Design Systems when you need promptable guidance for future Stitch generation, not just a visual summary.

design-consultation is a design-consultation skill for turning a rough product idea into a complete design direction. It creates a DESIGN.md source of truth, previews, and system-level guidance for typography, color, spacing, layout, and motion. Best for new products and UI surfaces that need a coherent starting point.

The design skill helps turn vague UI requests into production-grade visual output for pages, components, dashboards, and screenshot-driven polish. Use it when the interface looks ugly, unclear, inconsistent, or visually wrong, and when you need design for UI Design rather than backend logic or data pipelines. It includes guidance for install, usage, guardrails, and better aesthetic decisions.

figma-generate-design helps turn coded pages, modals, drawers, sidebars, panels, and other multi-section views into Figma using the published design system. It finds components, variables, styles, and library assets from Code Connect and related sources, then assembles the screen section by section for Design Implementation instead of redrawing everything manually. Use the figma-generate-design guide when you need fidelity to code and tokens.

Use the design-system skill to generate or audit a UI system, extract tokens from existing code, and review styling consistency in real repos.

Use frontend-design to build distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with a clear visual point of view. This frontend-design skill is built for landing pages, dashboards, app shells, and components where hierarchy, typography, motion, and polish matter as much as implementation. It includes install and usage guidance for design-first UI work.

frontend-design-review is a GitHub skill for reviewing frontend UI work and creating distinctive, production-grade interfaces from scratch. It helps assess design system compliance, accessibility, visual quality, and whether a UI feels generic or intentionally designed. Use it for PR reviews, component reviews, and frontend-design-review for UI Design.

The tool-design skill helps you design agent-facing tools with clear contracts, reduce overlap, and improve tool selection. Use it for Design Implementation, MCP tool design, tool consolidation, naming conventions, and debugging wrong tool calls. It is a strong fit when you need a practical tool-design guide with install and usage steps, source files to inspect, and concrete constraints that make tool descriptions less ambiguous.

frontend-design is a context-first skill for creating distinctive frontend UI code. Use it to turn audience, use case, and brand tone into stronger layout, typography, color, motion, interaction states, and UX writing for pages, components, and flows.

figma-generate-design helps turn a real screen, page, or multi-section layout into Figma by reusing the published design system instead of generic shapes. It is ideal for matching code or product pages with strong parity, editable structure, and token-based consistency. Use it for full-page UI design updates, not rough mockups.

frontend-design is a design-first skill for building polished frontend UI with stronger context, hierarchy, accessibility, and responsive behavior. Use it to install the skill, read the core references, and apply practical guidance for better components, pages, and app screens.