What problem does it solve?
This Skill prevents AI-generated interfaces from drifting into generic softness by enforcing a Swiss-meets-terminal brutalist design language with strict grid, typography, and color discipline.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Hard mechanical layout: Enforces visible 12- or 16-column grids, hairline rules, and exact snapping to alignment.
- Extreme typographic contrast: Requires a sans + mono (or constrained serif) pairing, engineered tracking, and numbered headings for document-like hierarchy.
- Utility-first color system: Limits to grayscale plus one functional accent for warnings, actions, or active states.
- Brutalist components & patterns: Defines square, no-radius buttons, hairline tables/cards, and terminal-styled blocks suitable for technical artifacts.
Quick Start
Apply the forge-brutalist register to your next dashboard or portfolio UI by rewriting the layout to use a visible grid, sans+mono pairing, numbered headings, and a single grayscale-plus-one-accent palette.