stitch-design-taste

To prevent generic UI generation, you need an opinionated design language encoding explicit bans and hard constraints. This skill generates a DESIGN.md spec enforcing premium visual rules to stop AI-slop patterns and ensure consistent screen outputs.

A semantic design system spec for agents is a single source of truth capturing atmosphere, tokens, and component behavior. It provides deterministic guidance using exact functional role values so generation agents can apply consistent visual rules.

You enforce consistent typography architecture and responsive layout rules by defining a DESIGN.md single source of truth. This spec applies precise color calibration, motion philosophies, and deterministic guidance across all new screen generation workflows.

Yes, you can specify your desired density, variance, and motion intent. The skill uses these inputs to produce a tailored DESIGN.md defining exact color roles, typography rules, and interaction motion constraints for your product vibe.

Yes, this design taste skill works without external dependencies or UI component libraries. It operates as a standalone semantic layer generating a DESIGN.md to enforce premium, asymmetric, no-overlap design language directly within Stitch workflows.

A limitation of a single source of truth for UI design rules is that it requires strict adherence to prevent drift. If the generated DESIGN.md is not consistently applied across all new screens, the premium visual and behavioral constraints will degrade.