REPO PACKAGE
leonxlnx taste-skill
COMMUNITY13skills
5groups
11ready to use
LABSCO SUMMARY
Ten of the thirteen write code or files directly: a default frontend-design skill (now a substantial v2 rewrite, with the old v1 preserved separately for anyone who depends on its exact prior behavior), five narrower visual-style presets — minimalist, industrial-brutalist, a GPT/Codex-tuned variant, a "high-end agency" look, and a Google Stitch design-system generator — a redesign-audit skill for existing codebases, and a skill whose only job is stopping the model from truncating output. The other three only generate reference images — website comps, mobile-app screens, and brand-identity boards — for a separate coding agent to build from afterward.
Eleven of the thirteen need nothing beyond installing them. Two carry a real dependency — one a local tool, one an MCP service — but the material available here does not say which two, so that is worth checking before relying on either.
READ THE FULL ANALYSIS
The v1/v2 split is a real seam. The default install name did not change between versions, so upgrading silently swaps in a rewrite the repository itself still calls experimental; anyone who needs the old, stable behavior has to know to ask for design-taste-frontend-v1 by name instead. Several of the visual-style presets are also close enough in scope — minimalist, industrial-brutalist, the "high-end" preset — that choosing between them means reading all three descriptions rather than trusting the names alone.
Who this is for. Teams generating UI or marketing visuals with an AI agent who are tired of the same purple-gradient, card-in-a-card default look, and who are willing to try a few stylistic presets to find the one that fits their brand. If what you want is one opinionated design skill rather than a style catalogue, a single preset plus the image-to-code skill is closer to it than installing all thirteen at once.
ALSO IN THIS PACKAGE
PLUGINS
1 itemPLUGIN
taste-skill
Frontend design taste skills including brutalist, minimalist, soft, redesign, stitch, and more
WHAT'S INSIDE
13 showing · 13 totalReady to use
Nothing else to set up — install it and go.
13 of 13
SETUP
Showing all 13 skills
Only if you use Google Stitch1 skill
stitch-design-taste
Writes the style rulebook for Google's Stitch design tool, so every screen Stitch generates comes out in the same deliberate look instead of a different one each time.
Pictures before code4 skills
brandkit
Turns a description of a company into one image showing its logo, colors, fonts and how they look on real products — the board a design studio would present as the brand's identity.
image-to-code
Draws the website as pictures first, one per section, studies its own drawings closely, and only then writes the front-end code to match them. It is written for use inside Codex.
imagegen-frontend-mobile
Mockups of a phone app's screens — onboarding, home, checkout and the rest — drawn as images that all share one look and sit in a clean phone frame. It draws only; it never writes app code.
imagegen-frontend-web
Design references for a website, drawn one image per section and all sharing a single color palette, so whoever builds the real page has something faithful to work from.
Three ways to start from nothing3 skills
design-taste-frontend
Builds landing pages, portfolios and site redesigns that do not look AI-made: it reads the brief to pick a visual direction first, then checks the finished page against a list of the usual giveaways.
design-taste-frontend-v1
The older version of this author's frontend design skill, kept unchanged so a site already built with it keeps coming out the same; new projects are meant to use the current one.
gpt-taste
Builds a one-page website with scroll-driven animation, and deliberately shuffles the layout, fonts and components on every run so it never hands you the same page twice.
When the look is already settled3 skills
high-end-visual-design
The house style of an expensive design agency written down as rules: which fonts, spacing, shadows and animation to use, and which cheap-looking defaults are off limits.
industrial-brutalist-ui
A hard, mechanical look for a site or dashboard — rigid grids, huge blocky type and one warning red — built to feel like a 1960s print manual or an old military terminal screen.
minimalist-ui
A calm, paper-like look for a web app: warm off-white background, quiet pastel accents, thin borders, and no gradients or heavy shadows anywhere.
Work on something that already exists2 skills
full-output-enforcement
A rule that stops an AI from handing back half-finished work: no 'rest of the code goes here' comments, and if a reply runs too long it breaks at a clean point and resumes exactly there.
redesign-existing-projects
Goes through a website you already have, names what makes it look cheap or unfinished, and fixes those things without rebuilding it or swapping out the tools it was made with.
No skill in this package matches that.
HOW TO GET IT
WHOLE PACKAGEInstall the whole package (13 skills)
npx skills add leonxlnx/taste-skillSINGLE SKILLOr install a single skill
npx skills add leonxlnx/taste-skill --skill <name> --full-depthPick the skill name from the Skills tab — each entry there installs independently.
PLUGIN MARKETPLACEAdd the marketplace, then install the plugin
/plugin marketplace add leonxlnx/taste-skill/plugin install taste-skill@taste-skillTyped inside the agent's own prompt, not in a terminal. The marketplace is called taste-skill, which is the part after the @.