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Taste Skill is an open-source agent skill for coding agents that generates websites and app screens with explicit art direction, rather than assembling generic landing pages. It reads a brief, identifies the client-specific material, deals three directions from a set of researched styles, and has the agent choose one before building with credited images and footage from open collections.
Its build process checks the result in a real browser at three widths, evaluates its own screenshots for design problems, and fixes the top issues for up to three rounds. For dashboards and app screens, it separately selects an app style, builds the shell, data, charts, and tables, and applies checks for panel treatment, figure alignment, data-driven color, responsive navigation, and page framing.
The skill can be installed with the npx skills CLI or as a Claude Code or Codex plugin. It runs on Node 22 or newer with Chrome, Edge, or Chromium, installs nothing, requires no API keys, and needs network access to find images. It supports React, Vue, Svelte, and plain HTML, and is licensed under the MIT License.
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Agent skill that gives coding agents real design taste: picks an art direction from your brief, builds with credited photos from open archives, checks the page in a real browser at three widths and fixes its own screenshots' problems.
Open-source agent skill that gives coding agents real design taste for websites and app screens. Picks an art direction, builds with credited photos from open archives, checks the page in a real browser at three widths, and fixes issues from its own screenshots.
Open-source agent skill that makes coding agents design websites and app screens with real taste — picking an art direction, using credited photos from open archives, and checking pages in a real browser at three widths.
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