Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Define animation easing language for premium websites and apps. Use for motion timing systems, easing curves, spring feel, duration scales, stagger rhythm, delay strategy, entrance/exit timing, tactile controls, cinematic sections, and translating luxury, modern, fast, calm, or playful motion words into concrete values.
Use when planning or implementing website motion, scroll choreography, microinteractions, page transitions, text reveals, pinned sections, smooth scrolling, Lottie, Three.js/R3F, WebGL, or animation-heavy premium sites. Chooses the lightest appropriate tool and defines reduced-motion fallbacks.
Detect and remove generic AI website output. Use to review or improve any site with default SaaS structure, weak typography, generic cards, fake browser chrome, placeholder copy, random gradients, overused bento grids, repetitive bullets, basic buttons, bland mobile layouts, or template-like sections.
Design website color, material, surface, and lighting direction. Use for premium visual systems, avoiding one-note palettes, defining luxury or cinematic color without cliches, setting contrast, backgrounds, gradients, surfaces, shadows, glass, and material accents.
Plan website content structure and information architecture. Use for page maps, nav, section sequencing, user questions, service pages, product pages, portfolios, case studies, blogs, docs, ecommerce, and any site where content order and naming affect clarity and perceived quality.
Design and polish website conversion flows. Use for CTAs, lead forms, booking forms, newsletter signup, checkout, pricing, contact pages, service inquiries, ecommerce purchase paths, error states, validation, trust signals, and conversion sections that must feel complete and credible.
Create CSS Grid editorial layout systems for premium websites. Use for asymmetric grids, magazine layouts, portfolio indexes, case-study plates, image galleries, hero compositions, feature narratives, product proof layouts, masonry-like rhythms, and replacing generic card grids with stronger hierarchy.
Motion and interaction design skill using interpretive lenses informed by publicly available work from Emil Kowalski, Jakub Krehel, and Jhey Tompkins. Two modes: build interactive components with purposeful motion, or audit existing animations to catch AI-generated motion anti-patterns. Use when creating, adding, animating, or reviewing UI motion: transitions, hover states, micro-interactions, enter/exit animations, or motion design work in React, Framer Motion, CSS, or HTML. This skill is not authored, reviewed, or endorsed by the referenced designers.
Define website motion direction before implementation. Use for cinematic websites, Viktor-style motion, GSAP/ScrollTrigger pages, Motion for React microinteractions, Framer-like transitions, scroll reveals, product storytelling, luxury pacing, and any site where animation should feel intentional rather than generic.
Generates OpenChart (https://github.com/tryopendata/openchart) chart, table, graph, sankey, tilemap, and geo map specs from data, and guides editorial design decisions. Use when creating visualizations, building charts, rendering data tables, generating VizSpec JSON, creating network graphs, building sankey/flow diagrams, building US state tile grid maps, building choropleth or symbol maps from TopoJSON, answering questions about OpenChart types and encoding rules, or making design decisions about chart type selection, color strategy, typography, annotations, and editorial framing. Also covers custom D3.js infographics for cases beyond declarative specs.