Convert vague UI prompts into structured Stitch-ready prompts.
npx skills add https://github.com/bdarcus/style-hub --skill enhance-prompt-bdarcus
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: enhance-prompt Source: https://github.com/bdarcus/style-hub/tree/main/.agents/skills/enhance-prompt Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bdarcus/style-hub --skill enhance-prompt-bdarcus
Transforms vague UI generation ideas into polished, Stitch-optimized prompts that produce higher-quality results and more actionable outputs.
Provide a rough UI prompt, and receive a polished Stitch-ready prompt tailored for the intended interface.
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To write better UI prompts for Stitch, you need to add specific design context like layout structure, typography, and components. Enhancing vague prompts with UI/UX terminology and design-system constraints transforms them into precise, ready-to-run inputs that improve generation outcomes for web and mobile interfaces.
Prompt enhancement for UI design generation is the process of assessing a rough concept and applying keyword augmentation. It extracts missing context and structures the input with precise UI/UX terminology, resulting in a detailed prompt that effectively guides generation tools.
You can apply design-system tokens to UI prompts by checking for an existing DESIGN.md file in your project. The prompt enhancement pipeline integrates these design-system constraints directly into the final structured output, ensuring generated interfaces match your established visual language.
Yes, you can use prompt enhancement for both web and mobile UI ideas. The pipeline takes surface-level input prompts and augments them with structure, style, and component specifications tailored for the intended interface, whether it is a web page or a mobile app screen.
The best way to structure a prompt for UI generation is to follow a pipeline that assesses the input, checks for design-system constraints, applies keyword augmentation, and formats the result. This approach ensures your prompt specifies layout, typography, and components clearly.
You do not need a DESIGN.md file to enhance your UI prompts, but having one significantly improves results. If present, the enhancement process integrates your design-system tokens directly into the structured prompt; otherwise, it relies on keyword augmentation and UI/UX terminology.
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