Audit semantic CSS class usage across Frictionless UI apps and generate audit reports.
npx skills add https://github.com/zot/frictionless --skill ui-themer
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ui-themer Source: https://github.com/zot/frictionless/tree/main/install/skills/ui-themer Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zot/frictionless --skill ui-themer
This Skill helps teams audit and standardize semantic CSS class usage across Frictionless UI apps, improving consistency and maintainability.
Run an audit with the Frictionless CLI: .ui/mcp theme audit my-app List available themes: .ui/mcp theme list Inspect theme classes: .ui/mcp theme classes [THEME]
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You can audit semantic CSS class usage by running the theme audit command via the Frictionless CLI, which reads theme metadata to detect undocumented and unused classes across your UI apps.
The best way to find unused theme classes is to generate an actionable audit report that scans your apps, identifies unused semantic classes, and suggests replacements to align with your central theme.
To standardize UI theme classes, run an audit to identify undocumented classes, review the generated report for inconsistencies, and apply the suggested replacements to align all apps with the central design system.
Yes, you can use the Frictionless CLI to list available themes and inspect specific theme classes by running the dedicated theme list and theme classes commands.
Undocumented theme classes appear because semantic class usage was not standardized during the migration, requiring an audit to detect inconsistencies and guide refactoring toward the central design system.
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