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Browse published AI skills maintained by dylantarre. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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Indexed skills

173

Repository stars across indexed skills

1,990

Repository forks

490

Average repository stars per indexed skill

12

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173 skills

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dark-mode

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Implements theme switching with semantic tokens and prefers-color-scheme detection. Use when adding dark mode, light/dark themes, color scheme toggles, or converting hardcoded colors to theme-aware tokens.

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svelte

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Builds token-driven Svelte 5 components with runes ($state, $props) and TypeScript. Use when creating Svelte component libraries, integrating design tokens, or building SvelteKit design system components.

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framer

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Integrates design tokens with Framer for prototyping and production sites. Use when adding CSS custom properties to Framer projects, creating code components, or building Framer sites with design systems.

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color-scale

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Generates perceptually uniform OKLCH color palettes from brand colors. Use when creating color systems, theme palettes, or converting hex values to 11-step scales. Outputs CSS custom properties, Tailwind config...

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spacing-scale

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Generates consistent spacing tokens using base values and ratios. Use when creating margin/padding systems, gap tokens, or layout spacing. Outputs CSS custom properties, Tailwind config, or JSON tokens.

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react

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Builds token-driven React components with TypeScript and modern patterns. Use when creating React component libraries, integrating CSS custom properties, or building Next.js design system components with forwar...

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animation-principles

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Applies Disney's 12 animation principles to UI motion design. Use when improving animation quality, designing micro-interactions, creating easing curves, or making transitions feel natural and purposeful.

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breakpoints

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Generates responsive breakpoint tokens for media queries and container queries. Use when setting up responsive design, mobile-first layouts, or viewport-based styling. Outputs CSS, Tailwind, or JSON.

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getting-started

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Introduction to the design system skills plugin. Use when first installing the plugin, exploring available skills, or planning a design system implementation.

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angular

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Builds token-driven Angular components with signals and standalone components. Use when creating Angular component libraries, integrating design tokens, or building design system components with new control flo...

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component-docs

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Generates component API documentation with props tables, usage examples, and guidelines. Use when documenting component libraries, creating API references, or building component documentation for designers and...

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style-dictionary

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Transforms design tokens into platform-specific formats (CSS, SCSS, iOS Swift, Android XML). Use when setting up multi-platform token pipelines, creating build processes, or managing cross-platform design syste...

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storybook

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Documents components with Storybook using CSF 3.0, controls, and MDX. Use when creating component catalogs, interactive examples, visual testing setups, or design system documentation sites.

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shadow-scale

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Generates layered box-shadow elevation tokens for depth hierarchy. Use when creating elevation systems, card shadows, modal depth, or dark mode shadow variants. Outputs CSS, Tailwind, or JSON.

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focus-states

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Generates accessible focus indicators meeting WCAG 2.4.7 and 2.4.11 requirements. Use when styling :focus-visible, keyboard navigation indicators, or fixing focus ring visibility issues.

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layout-primitives

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Builds composable layout components (Stack, Cluster, Grid, Sidebar, Center, Cover). Use when creating layout systems, spacing compositions, or Every Layout-style intrinsic design patterns that adapt without bre...

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color-contrast

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Validates WCAG 2.1 contrast ratios and generates accessible color pairings. Use when checking accessibility compliance, fixing contrast issues, or selecting text/background combinations for AA or AAA levels.

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icon-system

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Implements scalable icon systems with SVG sprites or React/Vue components. Use when setting up icon libraries, creating icon sizing tokens, optimizing SVGs, or building accessible icon buttons.

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responsive-typography

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Implements fluid typography using CSS clamp() that scales with viewport. Use when creating responsive font sizes, viewport-aware headings, or type that adapts smoothly without breakpoints.

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figma

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Syncs design tokens between code and Figma using Variables API or Tokens Studio plugin. Use when establishing Figma-to-code workflows, exporting Figma tokens, or setting up design-development handoff.

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token-docs

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Generates design token documentation with visual swatches and code examples. Use when documenting token values, creating token reference guides, or building searchable design system documentation.

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radius-scale

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Generates border-radius tokens from sharp to pill shapes. Use when creating corner rounding systems, button radius, card corners, or input styling. Outputs CSS, Tailwind, or JSON.

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motion-scale

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Generates animation duration, easing curves, and delay tokens with prefers-reduced-motion support. Use when creating transition timing, animation speed, or motion systems. Outputs CSS, Tailwind, or JSON.

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type-scale

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Generates typography scales using modular ratios with auto-calculated line heights. Use when setting up font-size tokens, heading hierarchy (h1-h6), or text sizing systems. Outputs CSS, Tailwind, or JSON.

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