Search Chi Design System elements using natural language and synonym matching.
npx skills add https://github.com/CenturyLink/Chi --skill chi-search
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: chi-search Source: https://github.com/CenturyLink/Chi/tree/main/.cursor/skills/chi-search Command: npx skills add https://github.com/CenturyLink/Chi --skill chi-search
This Skill helps users quickly find and understand elements within the Chi Design System, overcoming the challenge of navigating extensive documentation and remembering specific class names or token values.
-mx--auto and -d--flex.Use the chi-search skill to find the Chi button component.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can find Chi design system components using natural language by performing a semantic search that expands synonyms and maps use cases. This allows direct and fuzzy matching to efficiently discover design tokens, utility classes, and components.
The best way to look up Chi utility classes and design tokens is using semantic search with synonym expansion. It identifies exact matches and relevant use cases, helping you quickly find specific assets like flexbox or margin utilities.
Yes, you can search for Chi elements by use case instead of knowing the exact class name. The semantic search maps natural language queries to relevant utility classes, automatically identifying appropriate tokens and components for your specific layout needs.
The Chi design system search supports fuzzy matching for component discovery. This mechanism handles variations in natural language queries and expands synonyms to accurately retrieve components, modifiers, utilities, and tokens without requiring exact terminology.
To identify the correct Chi utility classes to center content, input your natural language layout query into the semantic search. It maps your use case to the precise design system classes, such as identifying flex and margin auto utilities for centering.
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