What is this?
A registry of skills for design engineers — reusable UI knowledge you can fetch from your terminal or hand to coding agents, with the full site at ui-skills.com.
Is this a website, a CLI, or a library?
It's a registry, not a library: ui-skills.com is the web face, a CLI browses and fetches skills from your terminal, and coding agents connect to it over MCP.
How do I get one of these skills into my project?
Through the CLI: it lets you browse the registry and fetch the skill you want straight from your terminal. For exact commands, ui-skills.com is the documented entry point.
Will it work with my coding agent?
Yes — the registry speaks Model Context Protocol, so any MCP-capable agent can connect to it directly.
Can I use the skills freely in my own work?
Yes — the project is MIT licensed, so the registry and its skills can be used and redistributed with essentially no restrictions.
What is the Playbook?
A distilled writeup of UI lessons taken from the best design engineering skills, published at ui-skills.com/playbook — a way to absorb the registry's knowledge without fetching every skill.
What is the site itself built with?
This repo is the code behind ui-skills.com: an Astro app with React, Tailwind and Motion, deployed on Cloudflare.
Can I look through the catalog before installing anything?
Yes — the README points to ui-skills.com and the repo builds that site, so you can browse in a regular web browser before touching the CLI or wiring up MCP.
What are similar projects?
evondevKit, ux-ui-agent-skills, cult-ui, magicui, boardui, emdash, clawhub, ui-ux-pro-max-skill
Which topics is it in?
astro, registry, cloudflare, tailwindcss, design, skills, mcp-server, ui, agent-skills, react, mcp, frontend
