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Ui ux pro max

Skill andrey-learning-machines/swe-harness/plugins/swe-harness/skills/ui-ux-pro-max

Portable SWE harness plugin for Codex and Claude Code

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npx -y skills add andrey-learning-machines/swe-harness --skill ui-ux-pro-max

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Design-system and UI/UX search skill for web and mobile interfaces. Use for landing pages, dashboards, SaaS apps, admin tools, portfolios, and component design when you want concrete style, color, typography, accessibility, chart, or stack guidance grounded in the bundled UI/UX Pro Max datasets and scripts. Useful for planning, implementation direction, and UI review work.

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UI/UX Pro Max

Use this skill when you need structured UI direction, not just general design advice. It bundles searchable datasets plus scripts that can generate a project-specific design system.

For visually strong frontend implementation, combine this skill with frontend-skill.

When the user explicitly wants delegation or parallel agent work, pair this skill with the global Codex custom agents:

  • ui_ux_designer for design direction and design-system planning
  • ui_frontend_builder for implementation
  • ux_auditor for accessibility, responsive, and interaction review

Default multi-agent pattern:

  1. ui_ux_designer defines the visual thesis, token plan, and component plan.
  2. ui_frontend_builder implements with reusable components and responsive states.
  3. ux_auditor reviews accessibility, interaction gaps, and performance risk.

What This Skill Provides

  • style and product-type matching
  • color palette and typography recommendations
  • landing-page pattern recommendations
  • UX and accessibility guidance
  • chart-type guidance for dashboards
  • stack-specific implementation notes
  • a design-system generator via scripts/search.py --design-system

Resolve The Skill Path First

When you need to run the bundled scripts, resolve this skill directory first and then call:

python3 <skill-dir>/scripts/search.py "<query>" --design-system

This skill directory contains:

  • scripts/search.py - main CLI entrypoint
  • scripts/core.py - search engine
  • scripts/design_system.py - design-system generation
  • data/ - UI/UX datasets
  • templates/ - supporting template assets

Default Workflow

  1. Identify:
    • product type
    • audience
    • industry
    • desired tone or style keywords
    • implementation stack
  2. Generate a design system first:
python3 <skill-dir>/scripts/search.py "<product> <industry> <style>" --design-system -p "<project>"
  1. If needed, follow with focused searches:
    • --domain style
    • --domain color
    • --domain typography
    • --domain landing
    • --domain ux
    • --domain chart
    • --stack react|nextjs|html-tailwind|vue|svelte|shadcn|swiftui|react-native|flutter|jetpack-compose
  2. Convert the design system into implementation artifacts:
    • visual thesis
    • token plan
    • component plan
    • accessibility/performance checks

When Reviewing Existing UI

Use targeted searches instead of the full generator:

  • accessibility or interaction issues: --domain ux
  • typography or palette drift: --domain typography / --domain color
  • dashboard visualization choices: --domain chart
  • stack-specific implementation concerns: --stack ...

Quality Bar

  • accessibility and touch targets come first
  • style must match product type and user trust expectations
  • prefer consistent systems over isolated flourishes
  • use the generator for direction, then adapt to the existing design system if one exists

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