Skill UI

This skill functions as an expert design system author, generating comprehensive, implementation-ready guidelines based on specific brand aesthetics (e.g., Riso). It covers design tokens, component anatomy, accessibility criteria (WCAG 2.2 AA), writing tone, and anti-patterns. It ensures deep consistency and usability for engineers and designers.

Acts as an expert guide for generating comprehensive, implementation-ready design system documentation. It enforces strict best practices covering visual foundations, component anatomy, accessibility standards (WCAG 2.2 AA), and structured writing workflows, ensuring consistency and clarity for engineering and design teams.

Skill Scout is a crucial pre-creation workflow designed to prevent the duplication of effort. Before building a new skill, it systematically searches local, marketplace, GitHub, and web sources. It not only finds potential matches but also rigorously vets them for security, maintenance status, and relevance, providing the user with clear options: Use Existing, Fork/Extend, or Create New.

This comprehensive guide establishes the standards for a modern, minimalist, and highly functional design system. It defines foundational elements like typography, color tokens, and spacing scales, while strictly adhering to WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility. It provides structured workflows, detailed component rules, and quality gates for both designers and engineers to ensure consistent, usable, and aesthetically pleasing product experiences.

This tool simulates a rigorous, relentless interview process designed to stress-test any plan, design, or architectural concept. It forces the user to walk through every decision branch, resolving dependencies one by one until a comprehensive, shared understanding is achieved. Ideal for developers and product managers needing to validate complex system designs or roadmaps.

A rigorous simulation tool for auditing a medical device's Quality Management System (QMS) against ISO 13485 standards. It forces checks on six critical areas: Design History Files (DHF), CAPA effectiveness, Process Validation, Risk Management, Post-Market Surveillance, and Management Review. Essential for pre-audit, MDR, and FDA QSR alignment.