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QlikL publishes skills for OpenSpec change management and premium frontend design, covering spec-driven implementation and high-end interface redesign.
Agent Skills by QlikL
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
QlikLopenspec-apply-change
Implements tasks from an OpenSpec change using CLI-driven context and progress tracking.
QlikLopenspec-explore
Explores ideas, investigates codebases, and clarifies requirements before creating OpenSpec change proposals.
QlikLopenspec-archive-change
Archives completed OpenSpec changes after verifying artifact and task completion status.
QlikLdesign-taste-frontend
Generates non-templated frontend designs for landing pages, portfolios, and redesigns using inferred design systems.
QlikLopenspec-propose
Generates complete change proposals with design, specs, and tasks via the openspec CLI.
QlikLminimalist-ui
Generates editorial-style minimalist web interfaces with warm monochrome palettes and bento-grid layouts.
QlikLhigh-end-visual-design
Generates premium UI code with curated typography, spacing, shadows, and motion patterns.
QlikLredesign-existing-projects
Audits and upgrades existing website and app designs to premium visual standards.
QlikLimage-to-code
Generates website design images, analyzes them, then implements matching frontend code.
Frequently Asked Questions About QlikL
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using QlikL's skills?▼
You can run the full OpenSpec change lifecycle—explore ideas, propose changes with specs and tasks, implement them, and archive completed work—plus design premium frontends, build minimalist editorial interfaces, convert design images to code, and audit and upgrade existing websites.
Who are QlikL's skills designed for?▼
Frontend developers and designers who want agency-quality landing pages, portfolios, and redesigns without templated output, plus engineers practicing spec-driven development who need structured change proposals, task implementation, and archival through the OpenSpec CLI.
How do the OpenSpec skills work in practice?▼
Start with openspec-explore to clarify requirements, then openspec-propose to generate design, specs, and tasks in one step. Use openspec-apply-change to work through implementation tasks, and openspec-archive-change to finalize the completed change.
Are QlikL's skills free to use?▼
The OpenSpec skills (explore, propose, apply-change, archive-change) are released under the MIT license, permitting free use and modification. The design-focused skills—design-taste-frontend, minimalist-ui, high-end-visual-design, redesign-existing-projects, and image-to-code—list no explicit license in their frontmatter.
What prerequisites do QlikL's skills require?▼
The four OpenSpec skills require the openspec CLI to be installed. The frontend design skills have no stated dependencies and work with any CSS framework or vanilla CSS; image-to-code is built for Codex and generates its own design images before implementation.