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Opinionated design constraints and tokens for building Shortcut-inspired light-mode interfaces (Inter font, 4px grid) to keep UIs consistent and accessible.
Provides a compact, opinionated design system for agents tasked with generating or refining UI code and design tokens. The skill codifies colors, semantic tokens, typography rules, spacing and border scales, accessibility requirements, and component interaction rules so agents can produce consistent Shortcut-style interfaces.
Use when generating frontend components, producing CSS/Tailwind tokens, or when an agent must enforce a strict design language (light-mode, Inter font, 4px grid). Also useful during design-to-code flows where consistent spacing, focus states, and typography matter.
metadata.json alongside the SKILL.md (has_references=false as reported)Best for agents that produce UI code or design assets (Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot/Codex-style code models, or any agent that can output Tailwind/CSS).
Pure design token reference skill for Shortcut-style light-mode UIs. No scripts or executable content — just SKILL.md with color tokens, typography specs, spacing/border scales, and interaction guidelines. Well-structured with clear MUST/SHOULD/NEVER language and useful tables. Narrow audience: developers building Shortcut-inspired interfaces. Some redundancy in text-secondary entries with inconsistent color values.
No security concerns — skill is a static design reference with no scripts, network calls, or executable content. The inconsistent text-secondary color values suggest the token data was auto-extracted from a real UI without full deduplication.