flutter-ui

Generate Flutter UI code with Material 3 and theme-driven colors.

Updated Feb 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Naawaal/Fluxo --skill flutter-ui
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Skill: flutter-ui
Source: https://github.com/Naawaal/Fluxo/tree/main/.github/skills/flutter-ui
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Naawaal/Fluxo --skill flutter-ui

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the tedious manual work of building high-quality Flutter UI code that adheres to modern best practices, ensuring consistency with Material 3 standards and aligning with existing project conventions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Theme-driven UI: Generates widgets that adapt to the app's color scheme without hard-coded values.
  • Material 3 by default: Uses contemporary components and styling, with accessibility and performance in mind.
  • Coordination patterns: Works with design-intelligence for UI research and flutter-guideline for quality standards to deliver production-ready screens, widgets, or animations.
  • Adaptable to projects: Inspects existing codebase conventions and suggests patterns aligned with the target codebase.

Quick Start

Request a new Flutter UI screen by describing layout, interactions, and any design references; the skill will generate production-ready Dart code following Material 3 and project conventions.

Frequently Asked Questions about flutter-ui

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate Flutter UI code that follows Material 3 standards?

You can generate production-quality Dart code with Material 3 defaults by describing your screen layout, interactions, and design references. The output enforces theme-driven colors and accessibility considerations while aligning with existing codebase conventions.

What is the best way to build responsive Flutter widgets with theme-driven colors?

The best way is to generate widgets that adapt to the app's color scheme without hard-coded values. This ensures your UI components maintain theme consistency, integrate accessibility considerations, and align with modern Material 3 standards.

Can I use this to create production-ready Flutter screens with accessibility support?

Yes, you can create production-ready Flutter screens with built-in accessibility support. The generated code enforces accessibility considerations and performance best practices by default, coordinating with design-intelligence for UI research and flutter-guideline for quality standards.

Does the generated Flutter UI code adapt to my existing project conventions?

Yes, the generated Flutter UI code adapts to your existing project conventions. It inspects your codebase patterns and suggests widgets, styling, and animations aligned with your target codebase while maintaining Material 3 defaults.

How do I build Flutter animations without hard-coded color values?

To build Flutter animations without hard-coded color values, request them alongside your screen and widget descriptions. The skill generates animations using theme-driven colors that adapt to the app's color scheme, ensuring visual consistency and Material 3 compliance.

Why does my Flutter UI need theme-driven colors instead of hard-coded values?

Your Flutter UI needs theme-driven colors instead of hard-coded values to ensure accessibility and consistency across light and dark modes. This approach aligns with Material 3 defaults and performance best practices for production-quality apps.