YASH MISHRA
Community@yashmishra2006 · New Delhi
Yash Mishra's skill registry delivers end-to-end frontend design capabilities, from briefs and information architecture to design tokens, critiques, and production-grade UI builds.
Agent Skills by YASH MISHRA
Showing 12 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
yashmishra2006design-brief
Create a design brief through interactive interview and codebase exploration.
yashmishra2006impeccable
Designs, audits, and refines production-grade frontend interfaces through structured sub-commands.
yashmishra2006brief-to-tasks
Converts a design brief into an ordered checklist of independently buildable vertical-slice tasks.
yashmishra2006design-tokens
Generate CSS or Tailwind design tokens with light and dark mode palettes.
yashmishra2006design-flow
Orchestrates a six-phase design-to-build workflow from project grilling through frontend implementation.
yashmishra2006design-taste-frontend
Generates landing pages, portfolios, and redesigns with brief-driven design systems and pre-flight audits.
yashmishra2006frontend-design
Generates production-grade frontend interfaces guided by named aesthetic philosophies.
yashmishra2006design-review
Reviews built interfaces against design briefs using screenshots and structured checklists.
yashmishra2006emil-design-eng
Reviews and improves UI animations, transitions, and component interactions using CSS and Framer Motion.
yashmishra2006grill-me
Interviews the user to stress-test plans and resolve design decisions.
yashmishra2006enterprise
Generates implementation-ready enterprise design-system guidelines with tokens, component rules, and accessibility criteria.
yashmishra2006information-architecture
Plan site structure, navigation, content hierarchy, and user flows before visual design begins.
Frequently Asked Questions About YASH MISHRA
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Yash Mishra's design skills?▼
You can create design briefs via interactive interviews, break briefs into ordered buildable task checklists, generate design tokens with light/dark palettes, define information architecture and navigation, run structured design critiques, and build distinctive production-grade frontend interfaces guided by named aesthetic philosophies.
Who are these frontend design skills built for?▼
They target frontend engineers, product designers, and design engineers building landing pages, dashboards, portfolios, and product UI. Skills like emil-design-eng encode Emil Kowalski's philosophy on UI polish and animation, suiting teams that want non-templated, high-craft interfaces.
How does the full design-to-build process run in practice?▼
The design-flow skill orchestrates the complete sequence: grill-me stress-tests the plan through relentless interviewing, design-brief captures decisions as markdown, brief-to-tasks creates vertical-slice checklists, design-tokens establishes the visual system, and design-review runs the final QA critique pass.
Are these design skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The enterprise design-system skill is explicitly MIT licensed and authored by typeui.sh, free to use and modify. Other skills in the manifest do not declare licenses, so users should check individual skill folders before redistribution or commercial reuse.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
The skills operate on an existing project codebase, exploring it during brief creation and reviewing against it during critiques. Outputs are markdown files, CSS variables, or Tailwind configs, so a frontend project using CSS or Tailwind is the practical baseline; no backend setup is needed.