| name | ui-craft |
| description | The deepest design engineering skill in the ecosystem. 23 domain references,
18 slash commands, 3 style variants, and a standalone anti-slop CLI detector
with 33 rules. Covers premium UI taste, component patterns, and opinionated
design-engineering workflows.
|
| triggers | ["ui-craft","anti-slop","slash commands for design","design engineering skill","educlopez"] |
| das | {"type":"package","category":"design-systems","upstream":"https://github.com/educlopez/ui-craft","version":"latest","install":false} |
ui-craft
Catalogue stub — full package: educlopez/ui-craft
Decision tree
Run this before premium UI design work:
-
Is the package already installed?
Check: your agent's skills directory contains ui-craft with content beyond this stub.
- Yes → invoke
ui-craft and proceed
- No → go to step 2
-
Which agent are you on?
- Claude Code →
npx skills add educlopez/ui-craft — or send ! npx skills add … as a chat message (add -g for global, omit for project-only)
- Cursor →
npx skills add educlopez/ui-craft
- Other → try
npx skills add educlopez/ui-craft or follow the GitHub README
Install command
npx skills add educlopez/ui-craft
Invoke after install
- Skill name:
ui-craft
- Trigger phrases: "ui-craft", "anti-slop", "design engineering", "slash commands for design"
What it does
The most comprehensive design engineering skill in the ecosystem: 23 domain references, 18 slash commands, 3 style variants (minimal, expressive, editorial), and a standalone anti-slop CLI detector with 33 rules that flags generic patterns like centered hero sections, Inter-only typography, and 3-column card grids. Produces premium, non-generic UI with opinionated taste baked in.
When NOT to use
- Backend, API, or data tasks with no UI component
- When you only need a single focused skill (consider
taste-skill for lighter touch)
