A curated, installable collection of agent skills for creative production,
interface design, engineering, and visual explanation. This repository unifies
the former fine405/skills and fine405/dev-skills collections while keeping
each skill independently installable.
| Skill | Purpose |
|---|---|
app-icon-design |
Orchestrate one app-icon identity across themes, visual styles, platforms, and production QA. |
app-icon-theme |
Create coherent theme-driven variants of an existing app icon without losing its identity. |
imagegen-ansi |
Turn references or raster art into transparent ANSI-style assets and code-ready terminal previews. |
imagegen-glyph-mosaic |
Generate full-color glyph-mosaic illustrations with a coherent character grid and palette logic. |
imagegen-transparent |
Generate or extract clean transparent assets with chroma-key removal, alpha cleanup, and validation. |
| Skill | Purpose |
|---|---|
hallmark-study |
Extract reusable design DNA from a screenshot or public URL without cloning protected content. |
hallmark-build |
Design and implement distinctive web UI while preserving the existing product system. |
hallmark-audit |
Audit UI code and rendered evidence for hierarchy, accessibility, responsiveness, trust, and implementation risk. |
The Hallmark workflow is intentionally split into three explicit skills:
hallmark-study -> extract abstract design DNA
hallmark-build -> implement against the product system
hallmark-audit -> inspect code and rendered evidence without editing
| Skill | Purpose |
|---|---|
open-source-contribution |
Prepare compliant upstream contributions by checking repository rules, related work, verification gates, attribution, and CI. |
| Skill | Purpose |
|---|---|
eli5 |
Turn a topic into a self-contained, picture-first HTML explainer for a complete beginner. |
List the available skills:
npx skills add fine405/skills --listInstall one skill:
npx skills add fine405/skills --skill app-icon-designInstall every skill:
npx skills add fine405/skills --skill '*'The skills CLI discovers skills recursively, so category folders do not change the installed skill name.
Existing fine405/dev-skills users can switch the package source to
fine405/skills; all five former development skill names remain unchanged.
skills/
├── aigc/
│ ├── app-icon-design/
│ ├── app-icon-theme/
│ ├── imagegen-ansi/
│ ├── imagegen-glyph-mosaic/
│ └── imagegen-transparent/
├── design/
│ ├── hallmark-audit/
│ ├── hallmark-build/
│ └── hallmark-study/
├── engineering/
│ └── open-source-contribution/
└── productivity/
└── eli5/
Every skill has a SKILL.md and Codex-facing agents/openai.yaml. Optional
references/, scripts/, examples/, and assets/ stay inside the skill so
the directory remains portable when installed by itself. Some small utilities
are deliberately duplicated between independently installable skills; repository
validation prevents those copies from drifting.
Run the same checks as CI:
python3 scripts/validate_repo.py
python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -v
python3 -m compileall -q skills scripts testsThe validator checks category structure, frontmatter, unique names, agent metadata, bilingual index coverage, local Markdown links, and synchronized shared utility copies.
The Hallmark skills are adapted from
Nutlope/hallmark under the MIT License.
eli5 was inspired by Anthropic's community
eli5
plugin and rewritten for Codex Skills. See
THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md for details.
Original content is licensed under the MIT License.