Claude skills for design, code and video

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Reads your brief and designs landing pages and portfolios that don't look like a template.

Based on taste-skill by Leonxlnx, MIT

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The original rule set behind Taste Engine, for projects built on it.

Based on taste-skill-v1 by Leonxlnx, MIT

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Swiss print meets terminal: rigid grids and loud type for dashboards and portfolios.

Based on brutalist-skill by Leonxlnx, MIT

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Calm editorial interfaces: warm monochrome, sharp type, flat bento grids.

Based on minimalist-skill by Leonxlnx, MIT

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The fonts, spacing and shadows that make a site feel expensive.

Based on soft-skill by Leonxlnx, MIT

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Audits an existing site, finds the generic AI patterns and upgrades them safely.

Based on redesign-skill by Leonxlnx, MIT

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No Shortcuts

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Stops the AI from cutting corners: complete code, no placeholders.

Based on output-skill by Leonxlnx, MIT

Designs the page as an image first, then builds the site to match it.

Based on image-to-code-skill by Leonxlnx, MIT

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One polished design image per section of your landing page, before any code.

Based on imagegen-frontend-web by Leonxlnx, MIT

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Premium mobile app screens and flows as concept images.

Based on imagegen-frontend-mobile by Leonxlnx, MIT

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Brand-guideline boards, logo systems and identity decks as images.

Based on brandkit by Leonxlnx, MIT

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Builds an animation in the right order: whether to animate, then curve, timing and exit.

Based on animate by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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The same decisions for React Native and Expo: gestures, springs and haptics.

Based on animate-expo by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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Finds why an animation drops frames and keeps it smooth.

Based on animation-performance by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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Describe an effect loosely, get its real name to prompt with.

Based on animation-vocabulary by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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Springy, interruptible, physical motion and materials for the web.

Based on apple-design by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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Feeds your UI long names, empty states and emoji, then reports what broke.

Based on break-ui by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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A design engineer's critique of your UI, with the fix for each note.

Based on emil-design-eng by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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Spins up a quick interactive prototype to try a UI idea.

Based on prototype by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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Scans your app for the places motion would actually help.

Based on find-animation-opportunities by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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Audits every animation in a codebase and ranks the fixes.

Based on improve-animations by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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The small fixes that make a web app feel installed on a phone.

Based on mobile-native by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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Picks the right UI or animation library for the job.

Based on pick-ui-library by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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A detailed critique of the motion you already have.

Based on review-animations by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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Writes clean, modern Swift and SwiftUI.

Based on write-swift by Emil Kowalski, MIT

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A shared vocabulary for modules with small interfaces and a lot inside.

Based on codebase-design by Matt Pocock, MIT

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A disciplined loop for hard bugs and slowdowns.

Based on diagnosing-bugs by Matt Pocock, MIT

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Keeps your project's glossary and decision records sharp.

Based on domain-modeling by Matt Pocock, MIT

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Hot Seat

In the pack

A relentless interview that stress-tests your plan.

Based on grill-me by Matt Pocock, MIT

Hot Seat + Docs

In the pack

The same interview, writing decision records as you go.

Based on grill-with-docs by Matt Pocock, MIT

Hot Seat Rules

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The interview playbook the Hot Seat skills share.

Based on grilling by Matt Pocock, MIT

Clean Handoff

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Compacts a long session into a handoff note for the next agent.

Based on handoff by Matt Pocock, MIT

Implements a piece of work from a spec or tickets.

Based on implement by Matt Pocock, MIT

Build to Spec

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Implements a finished spec and its tickets in code.

Based on implement-spec by Matt Pocock, MIT

Finds where your code should go deeper and shows it as a visual report.

Based on improve-codebase-architecture by Matt Pocock, MIT

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Reviews changes against your repo's standards and the original spec.

Based on code-review by Matt Pocock, MIT

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Writes a clear pull-request description.

Based on pr by Matt Pocock, MIT

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Builds a throwaway prototype to answer one design question.

Based on prototype by Matt Pocock, MIT

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Dig In

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Researches a question in primary sources and saves the findings.

Based on research by Matt Pocock, MIT

Runs a retrospective on a coding session.

Based on retro by Matt Pocock, MIT

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Test-first development, one failing test at a time.

Based on tdd by Matt Pocock, MIT

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Teaches you a new skill or concept inside your own project.

Based on teach by Matt Pocock, MIT

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Question Set

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Turns an open decision into a questionnaire for someone else.

Based on to-questionnaire by Matt Pocock, MIT

Breaks a plan into small tickets with their dependencies.

Based on to-tickets by Matt Pocock, MIT

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Moves issues and PRs through triage and writes agent-ready briefs.

Based on triage by Matt Pocock, MIT

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Re-Pitch

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Makes the agent re-explain the last message clearly.

Based on wait-what by Matt Pocock, MIT

Plans work too big for one session as a map of decisions.

Based on wayfinder by Matt Pocock, MIT

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Generates a step-by-step terminal wizard for setup only a person can do.

Based on wizard by Matt Pocock, MIT

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How to write skills and AGENTS.md files an agent follows reliably.

Based on writing-for-agents by Matt Pocock, MIT

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Nudges you to sanity-check an AI answer before you act on it.

Based on discernment-nudge by Anthropic, Apache-2.0

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Component patterns that scale without boolean-prop sprawl.

Based on composition-patterns by Vercel, MIT

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Performance rules for React and Next.js code.

Based on react-best-practices by Vercel, MIT

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Distinctive visual direction for new UI, without templated defaults.

Based on frontend-design by Anthropic, Apache-2.0

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Builds multi-component React and Tailwind HTML artifacts.

Based on web-artifacts-builder by Anthropic, Apache-2.0

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Tests local web apps with Playwright: clicks, screenshots and logs.

Based on webapp-testing by Anthropic, Apache-2.0

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Guides you through building a quality MCP server for any API.

Based on mcp-builder by Anthropic, Apache-2.0

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Seeded p5.js generative art: flow fields, particles and more.

Based on algorithmic-art by Anthropic, Apache-2.0

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Posters and art pieces as PNG or PDF, from a design philosophy.

Based on canvas-design by Anthropic, Apache-2.0

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Small looping animated GIFs sized for chat apps.

Based on slack-gif-creator by Anthropic, Apache-2.0

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Ten ready themes to restyle slides, docs and pages.

Based on theme-factory by Anthropic, Apache-2.0

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Dozens of diagram types as clean HTML, SVG or PNG.

Based on diagram-design by Cathryn Lavery, MIT

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What is a Claude skill?

A folder with a SKILL.md file of instructions, and sometimes scripts, that Claude loads when a task needs it. Install it once and it works in every project.

How do I install one?

Unzip it into your skills folder: ~/.claude/skills on Mac or Linux, or %USERPROFILE%\.claude\skills on Windows. In Claude.ai, upload the skill folder as a zip in Settings under Capabilities. Other agents that support Agent Skills have their own skills folder.

Are these your own skills?

Raw to Short is mine. The library skills are renamed, packaged copies of open-source originals by Matt Pocock, Emil Kowalski, Leonxlnx, Vercel, Anthropic and Cathryn Lavery. Their licenses (MIT and Apache 2.0) allow it, and every card, page and download credits the original.

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