Art & Design

Design rules that make a WinUI 3 app look and feel like a native Windows 11 app, from Fluent Design System 2 to Mica, NavigationView, CommandBars, menus, keyboard accelerators, Segoe UI Variable, and dark mode. Use when building or reviewing any window, page, CommandBar, or dialog.

Build software or automations with "top-down plan, bottom-up build" — a short PLAN.md spec first, then one tested feature per chat, ending with a FEATURE COMPLETE notice and a handoff for the next chat. Use when the user plans a project, asks for the next feature, or builds an app, website or workflow step by step.

Make quick visual options for a business (logo directions, palettes, landing pages, app screens, store pages, menus, signage, posts) side by side, so the user can compare and pick.

Finishes a project created with create-agent-ready-app, adopts the kit in an existing repo, or adds or removes an add-on. Use when starting work on a new project or adding an API, database, logins, email or UI library.

Reviews UI screenshots, mockups and storyboards, in a named person's taste. Picks the best of several designs and draws boxes on what needs to change. Use when asked to critique or review a UI, design or screenshot, to compare or choose between designs or variants, to say which layout is better or what to change on a screen, or to tune or teach the design taste.

Start here for any new page, redesign, restyle or visual direction. Gathers the design inputs in a fixed order (the human's references and documents, then an awesome-design-md base, then taste-skill's art direction, then real sites for this page's needs), records them in design/DESIGN.md, then conducts the build and review skills (frontend-design, web-design-guidelines, writing-guidelines, web-perf).

Produce two or three genuinely distinct design directions as static HTML, let the user choose, then build a working, self-contained offline HTML/CSS/vanilla-JS prototype by strictly grafting interactions onto the chosen direction. Use when asked to mock up, prototype, explore directions, or make a clickable demo of a screen or flow. Do not use for pure critique without building (use a design review), for production code, or for tiny visual tweaks.

Use when building React UI with shadcn-style components and AI-era states (thinking, searching, streaming, tool calls, voice). Install from the Mise UI registry and follow each component's psychological rationale.

Design and build premium, Apple-inspired "liquid glass" interfaces for Android apps with Jetpack Compose - floating translucent navigation, sheets and controls over calm opaque content, with dark/light tokens, legibility checks, accessibility fallbacks, blur-performance limits, and AI image-generation prompts for reference screens. Use when asked for a premium, Apple-like, iOS 26, liquid-glass, glassmorphism or frosted-glass look on Android or Compose, to write screen mock-up prompts for such an app, or to review UI code or designs for glass misuse. Not for web-only or SwiftUI-only work, and never for copying Apple fonts, icons or logos.

Visual decisions and visual verification for web and desktop UI (direction, palette, type, layout, density, motion, states). Ships product precedents, WCAG contrast checks, a scanner for generic "AI slop" tells, and a render-capture-diff loop that proves what a change did to the screen. Use alongside frontend-design when building, restyling or reviewing a UI, choosing colors or fonts, or critiquing visual quality.

Make AI-built ("vibecoded") web interfaces look hand-designed. A catalogue of 140+ measured micro-details (buttons, filled fields, real menus instead of native selects, switches and settings rows, KPI tiles, tables and data grids, trees, activity feeds, AI agent threads, progress journals, date ranges, motion) with exact values, a drop-in CSS file, React Aria components, a reference-driven method (measure a professional template, map it to your tokens) and a before/after + no-regression protocol. Use whenever someone says the UI looks generic, generated, AI-made, "vibecoded", "cheap", "not pro", asks to "make it better", "polish", "level up the design", "clean up the UI", "make it look like Linear/Stripe", or wants to replace native selects/checkboxes, redo a dashboard, settings page, activity log or AI chat screen — even if they never say "design system". Works with React/Next.js and any CSS setup (Tailwind 3 or 4, plain CSS).

Pressure-test a UI design proposal or existing screen with an evidence-based senior design critique, then produce an implementable refined specification and a Cut/Add/Revise/Keep ledger. Use when asked to review, critique, or rethink a screen, flow, or design proposal. Do not use for single padding, colour, or copy tweaks, for building prototypes (use an interactive mockup workflow instead), or for code review unrelated to UI.

Improve or review AI-assisted outputs so they fit the real audience, task, project context, and delivery constraints instead of sounding generic, mechanical, over-packaged, or unsupported. Use for generating or revising issues, requirements, Markdown and technical docs, architecture decisions, code and comments, UI/UX specifications, slide content, project summaries, and everyday answers—especially when the user asks to “humanize,” “去 AI 味,” make something less generic, reduce boilerplate, review output quality, or turn a draft into a directly usable deliverable. Do not use it to infer AI authorship or evade AI detectors.

Build and edit Elementor V4 pages and theme builder parts with Atomic Elements, Variables, Global Classes, Components and Interactions, and install or extend the Atomic Framework design system on a site. Use when the target site or the supplied export is Elementor V4, when the user says V4, atomic, Global Classes, Variables, Components, design tokens or BEM, when they ask to map the Atomic Framework onto Elementor, when a V4 page needs a change, or when wpnomy routes here after the version question. Covers the token-to-variable mapping, the atomic widget coverage gap, BEM class naming in a flat namespace, and the CSS escalation order. Do NOT use for Elementor 3.x containers and classic widgets, which are wpnomy-elementor-classic-expert.

Design and build premium, Apple-inspired liquid glass interfaces across platforms (Android Jetpack Compose, iOS SwiftUI, Flutter, Web / CSS / Tailwind) — floating translucent navigation, sheets, and controls over calm opaque content, with dark/light tokens, legibility checks, accessibility fallbacks, blur-performance limits, and AI image-generation prompts for reference screens. Use when asked for a premium, Apple-like, iOS 26, liquid-glass, glassmorphism, or frosted-glass look on any platform, to write screen mock-up prompts for such apps, or to review UI code and designs for glass misuse.

Advanced, evidence-based security auditing for frontend, backend, APIs, databases, and infrastructure. Detects and validates vulnerabilities, exposed secrets, insecure configurations, authorization flaws, injection risks, and dependency issues; produces Markdown and JSON reports and guides individually authorized remediation.

Design, implement, and review UI motion for transitions, gestures, feedback, and interactive surfaces. Use when adding motion or fixing slow, janky, or distracting interactions. Skip non-visual work and chart animation.

Working knowledge for the CloudApper no-code platform (web.cloudapper.com, m2sys.cloudapper.com and other tenants) - forms and child forms, menus, roles, UI workflows, backend workflows (triggers, nodes, order, expressions), reports, the app/design/report APIs, building, reviewing and documenting apps (technical and PM handover guides), UKG connector integrations, copying features between apps, and driving the app designer with the Playwright MCP without wasting tokens. Use this skill whenever the user mentions CloudApper, App Studio, Solution Builder, AI Agents & Automation, a CloudApper app or tenant, workflows/forms/menus/reports in such an app, Production vs UAT CloudApper environments, or wants to build, change, copy, debug, speed up or document anything on CloudApper - even if they only name a CloudApper app and not the platform. Also use it to design new CloudApper solutions of any kind (architecture, conventions, integrations with UKG, REST APIs, webhooks or SFTP).

Use when writing or substantially editing prose meant for publication: articles, blog posts, reviews, guides, long-form marketing copy, landing pages, email campaigns, social posts, product descriptions, case studies, newsletters. Establishes Google's April 2026 "non-commodity content" standard (unique + specific + authentic) with a pre-publish 5-question check. Skip for code comments, commit messages, internal-only docs, README files, slack messages, or any writing not intended for public/SEO consumption.

Draw things on the Minecraft client with Fabric - HUD elements (HudElementRegistry and the older HUD callbacks), GUI drawing (GuiGraphicsExtractor / GuiGraphics / DrawContext depending on version), text and Components, item tooltips, custom Screens and widgets, and render performance. Use when adding or fixing a HUD overlay, screen, tooltip or any per-frame client drawing code.

Conducts sourced, scenario-based institutional equity research for publicly listed companies, including business and industry analysis, financial-statement quality, valuation, investment thesis, risks and professional research deliverables. Use for equity research, stock analysis, DCF, comparable valuation or investment committee research. It does not provide personalized advice, portfolio sizing or trade execution.

Product validation and demographic testing. Spawns parallel persona agents that interview like The Mom Test, walk your app's UI as real users across target, adjacent, anti-persona, skeptic, and unaware demographics, then adversarially synthesize a scored verdict on whether what you're building is actually useful. Use when the user asks to validate a product/app/idea, test it against users or demographics, check product-market fit, run a reality check, or asks "is this actually useful?" Works on live URLs, local apps, screenshots, or just a spec.

Use for ANY design work on any surface - web pages, landing pages, product UI, dashboards, data viz, brand and identity, decks, motion, images. Decides what treatment the brief calls for, reads the project's taste ledger so past wins are reused without turning into a house style, pulls references and libraries from a verified catalogue of 933 verified sources, routes to the right companion guide, acquires missing libraries or typefaces, and runs a gate that checks the work is true as well as beautiful. Invoke before writing markup, choosing a colour or picking a font.

Comprehensive guide and reference for NovelAI User Scripts, TypeScript scripting rules, API v1 reference, UI extensions, generation hooks, and text generation configuration. Use when writing, debugging, refactoring, or reviewing NovelAI scripts, Lorebook integration, context building, or NovelAI TypeScript code.