Generate UI Code with Opinionated Constraints

This skill packages a set of opinionated, evolving constraints intended to guide AI coding agents when building user interfaces. The source material is a minimal repository pointer rather than a detailed specification: it states the skill's purpose - constraining and directing agent behavior during interface-building work - and links out to the source repository for the actual constraint definitions, without itself enumerating specific rules, component patterns, or design-system conventions.

Use this skill when a task calls for agent-guided UI construction that should follow a specific, opinionated set of constraints rather than open-ended interface design choices - the intent is to narrow the agent's decision space when building interfaces, not to leave it fully unconstrained.

Because the grounding material here doesn't itself detail what those constraints are, this skill should be paired with a look at the linked source repository before applying it to a specific task - don't assume any particular framework, component library, or styling convention beyond what's confirmed there. It is not a general-purpose UI/UX design skill covering arbitrary interface work outside its own constraint set.

Input is a UI-building task where opinionated constraints should shape the agent's approach. Output is interface code produced within those constraints, though the specific constraint content requires consulting the linked source repository rather than being fully specified in the available description.

Points to its own source repository (github.com/ibelick/ui-skills) as the canonical reference for the constraints it applies.

Developers using AI coding agents for UI work who want the agent's interface-building decisions constrained by a specific, opinionated rule set rather than left to default judgment, with the caveat that the concrete rules live in the linked repository rather than in this summary.