Figma

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.

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.

design-system-patterns helps teams design scalable UI foundations with token structure, theming architecture, and reusable component API patterns for design systems and component libraries.

figma-create-new-file creates a new blank Figma Design file or FigJam board in drafts. Use it when you need a fresh starting point before deeper Figma actions, including use_figma. It supports design or figjam, optional file naming, and can resolve plan access with whoami when needed.

figma-create-design-system-rules helps you generate project-specific Design System rules for Figma-to-code work. Use it to capture conventions for components, naming, tokens, file locations, and what not to hardcode so AI coding agents stay consistent across your repo. Requires a Figma MCP server connection.

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.

industrial-brutalist-ui skill for UI Design creates mechanical, high-density interfaces with Swiss-style grids, extreme type contrast, utilitarian palettes, and analog texture. Use this industrial-brutalist-ui guide for dashboards, editorial systems, and portfolio pages that need a disciplined control-panel look.

wwas is a prompt skill for Requirements Planning that turns rough ideas into Why-What-Acceptance backlog items. Use the wwas skill to capture business context, define the change clearly, and write testable acceptance criteria for sprint-ready work.

Use the user-stories skill to turn features into backlog-ready stories with the 3 C's, INVEST criteria, design links, and testable acceptance criteria. Ideal for writing user stories, splitting features into backlog items, and user-stories for Requirements Planning with clearer scope and less guesswork.

Use the job-stories skill to turn feature ideas into JTBD-style job stories in the form “When [situation], I want to [motivation], so I can [outcome].” It helps with clearer backlog items, job-stories usage for Requirements Planning, and acceptance criteria grounded in user context.

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.

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.

diagram-generator helps create and edit draw.io, Mermaid, and Excalidraw diagrams from structured input. It supports flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams, ER diagrams, mind maps, architecture diagrams, and network topologies, and can read existing .drawio, .mmd, and Excalidraw files for easier updates.

figma-use is the skill to install before every use_figma call so JavaScript runs safely in a Figma file context. It supports design implementation work like creating and editing nodes, wiring variables and styles, building components and variants, and inspecting file structure programmatically. The repo includes usage guidance, gotchas, and patterns to reduce common Figma automation errors.

Use the network skill to create PlantUML network topology diagrams with mxGraph device icons, auto-layout, zone grouping, and clear link semantics. It fits LAN, WAN, enterprise, data center, wireless, security, and vendor-specific diagrams, with examples for network usage and guidance on when to use network versus uml or cloud.

The infographic skill turns structured content into polished infographic layouts with the `infographic` DSL. Use it for KPI cards, timelines, roadmaps, step-by-step flows, A vs B comparisons, SWOTs, funnels, org trees, and simple charts. It is a strong fit for infographic for UI Design and presentation-style summaries with 4-8 items. Not ideal for complex data analysis or technical diagrams.

logo-generator helps you create professional SVG logos and polished showcase images for products, brands, and concepts. It combines design-pattern guidance, 6+ logo variants, SVG-to-PNG export, and background showcase generation. Use the logo-generator skill when you need a fast, structured logo-generator guide for Branding with editable output and presentation-ready previews.

figma-designer analyzes Figma files or screenshots through Figma MCP to extract visual specs, design tokens, components, and implementation-ready PRD handoff for UI design teams.

stitch-design-taste is a Google Stitch design-system skill for Design Implementation. It generates agent-friendly DESIGN.md guidance for premium, non-generic UI with clear typography, calibrated color, asymmetric layouts, motion rules, and banned patterns. Use it when you want a repeatable stitch-design-taste guide instead of a one-off prompt.

The hand-drawn-diagrams skill turns natural-language prompts into hand-drawn Excalidraw diagrams, flows, explainers, wireframes, and page mockups. It validates output and can return an edit URL plus exportable images. Best for fast Diagramming when you want a sketch-style result, not polished vector art.

figma-implement-design translates Figma designs into production-ready application code with 1:1 visual fidelity. Use it when implementing UI code from Figma files, matching a specific component or screen, or following a figma-implement-design guide for Design Implementation. It is not for editing Figma canvas nodes.

figma-generate-library helps you build or update a Figma design system from a codebase with an ordered workflow for tokens, component libraries, documentation, and light/dark theming. Use the figma-generate-library skill when you need a practical guide for Design Systems, not a one-off mockup. It complements figma-use for Plugin API calls.

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.