Design Systems

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.

compose-multiplatform-patterns is a practical guide for Compose Multiplatform and Jetpack Compose in KMP apps. It covers state management, navigation, theming, performance, and reusable UI patterns for Android, iOS, Desktop, and Web, helping frontend development teams build maintainable shared screens.

frontend-design helps you turn vague UI ideas into distinctive, production-grade interfaces with real frontend code, strong aesthetic direction, and less generic AI styling.

brand-guidelines gives agents Anthropic brand colors and typography for restyling docs, slides, HTML, and other text-led artifacts. Use it to apply consistent on-brand formatting, font hierarchy, and palette choices after content is drafted.

ux-designer is a structured UX design skill for research, accessibility, information architecture, interaction flows, wireframe guidance, and UX copy. It helps teams turn rough product ideas into clearer, criteria-based design decisions using AGENTS.md and focused rules files.

vercel-react-native-skills is a React Native and Expo skill for performance-minded frontend development. Use it to improve list rendering, animations, navigation, UI patterns, state management, and native module setup. It includes practical rules, install guidance, and usage patterns for working through mobile app bottlenecks with less guesswork.

The layout skill helps improve spacing, hierarchy, and composition when a UI feels flat, crowded, or mechanically arranged. Use it for layout, alignment, and visual rhythm problems, with a practical layout guide for UI Design rather than generic styling. It is best when you need structural fixes, clearer grouping, and a better reading order.

impeccable helps you create distinctive, production-grade frontend UI instead of generic AI-looking interfaces. It supports craft, teach, and extract workflows for pages, web components, app surfaces, posters, and other design-heavy frontends, making the skill useful for UI Design, design context setup, and reusable pattern extraction.

figma-code-connect-components helps map Figma design components to matching code components with Figma Code Connect. Use it for design implementation alignment, variant and prop matching, and finding the right local component before creating mappings. Best for connect, map, or link-to-code workflows, not canvas writing or full-page generation.

Use figma to pull design context, screenshots, variables, and assets from the Figma MCP server, then translate Figma nodes into implementation-ready UI decisions. This figma skill is ideal when you have a Figma URL or node ID and need accurate figma usage for design-to-code work, setup, or troubleshooting.

brandkit is a premium brand-kit image generation skill for branding work, including logo systems, identity decks, visual guidelines boards, and art-directed brand presentations. It is designed for cohesive, studio-style results across startups, developer tools, security, gaming, consumer apps, and luxury concepts. Use brandkit when you want a polished brand world instead of a generic AI moodboard.

teach-impeccable is a one-time UI design setup skill that scans your repo, asks targeted UX questions, and saves persistent design guidance for future sessions.

The react:components skill converts Stitch designs into modular Vite and React components for Frontend Development. It uses retrieval, local file checks, and AST-based validation to keep output aligned with design tokens, existing files, and project constraints. Use this react:components guide when you need structured component code, not a one-off JSX dump.

The enhance-prompt skill turns vague UI ideas into clearer, Stitch-ready prompts with stronger structure, UI/UX vocabulary, and design-system context. Use this enhance-prompt guide to improve prompt specificity, reduce guesswork, and get more consistent results for prompt writing and UI generation.

vue-best-practices is a Vue 3 skill for code generation, review, and refactoring. It guides agents toward Composition API, <script setup lang="ts">, explicit data flow, SSR-aware choices, and core references for reactivity, SFCs, composables, Router, Pinia, and Vite-based apps.

fireworks-tech-graph is a diagramming skill for turning system descriptions into production-ready SVG and PNG diagrams. It includes install guidance, helper scripts, validation, templates, and style references for technical diagrams, architecture flowcharts, sequence views, and related visual workflows.

infocard helps you create editorial-style information cards in Markdown by embedding HTML and CSS directly in the page. It is useful for summaries, topic snapshots, highlight panels, event cards, comparison blocks, and other UI Design-friendly content that should look intentionally designed. It is not for diagrams or data visualization; use a dedicated diagram or chart skill instead.

Architecture is a diagramming skill for building layered system views in HTML and CSS, with color-coded sections, grid layouts, and clear component hierarchy. It is best for user/application/data/infrastructure diagrams, microservices maps, and enterprise architecture. Use it instead of generic prompts when you want fast, editable architecture for Diagramming output.

makepad-2.0-design-judgment is the first Makepad 2.0 skill to load for design judgment, architecture, component boundaries, data flow, and rendering strategy. Use the makepad-2.0-design-judgment skill to route requests to the right Makepad compliance skill and make better design choices before implementation.

Create polished, dark-themed architecture diagrams as standalone HTML files with inline SVG. The architecture-diagram skill is built for system architecture, infrastructure, cloud, security, and network topology diagrams, giving you a browser-ready visual with semantic colors, clear component relationships, and a consistent technical style.

hig-components-menus is an Apple HIG guidance skill for menus and button-driven command surfaces. Use the hig-components-menus skill for UI Design decisions on menus, context menus, toolbars, menu bars, and related controls when you need Apple-specific guidance on command placement, grouping, and behavior.

hig-components-layout is an Apple HIG navigation-and-layout skill for choosing sidebars, split views, tab bars, lists, tables, outline views, columns, panels, windows, scroll views, boxes, and ornaments. Use it for UI Design and app structure decisions when you need clear, platform-aware guidance instead of generic responsive layout advice.

hig-components-dialogs is the Apple HIG presentation-components skill for choosing alerts, action sheets, popovers, sheets, and digit entry views. Use this hig-components-dialogs guide when you need clear, Apple-aligned dialog selection for confirmation flows, destructive actions, nonmodal content, and UI design decisions across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and visionOS.

hig-components-content helps you choose and describe Apple HIG content-display components with less guesswork. Use this hig-components-content guide for UI Design decisions about charts, collections, image views, image wells, color wells, activity views, lockups, and web views, with install and usage guidance for Apple-aligned component selection.