Sam Skills

Public-facing agent skills by Sam.

Skills

Web

• world-class-web-design-2026 — A rigorous 2026 web design, audit, and implementation workflow covering platform architecture, SEO/GEO, IA, UX/UI, accessibility, performance, security/privacy, compatibility, observability, motion, design systems, AI UX, and production validation.
• design-brief-interviewer — An interview workflow for translating fuzzy visual intent from non-designers into an agent-ready design prompt pack.
• website-design-decisions — A plain-language website design interviewer that helps non-designers choose page sections, components, layout options, and style decisions before UI execution.

Coding

• agent-readiness — A repository audit and improvement workflow for making coding-agent setup, documentation, tests, builds, checks, security controls, and CI reliable and easy to use.

Best use

world-class-web-design-2026

Use when designing, redesigning, auditing, polishing, or implementing a website, landing page, web app, SaaS UI, ecommerce flow, editorial site, or AI-native interface. It is best for production-grade web design work where you need explicit checks across UX, UI, accessibility, responsiveness, performance, security/privacy, observability, motion, and validation.

design-brief-interviewer

Use before design execution when the visual direction is still fuzzy. It is best for prompts like “make it more premium,” “modernize this,” “help me describe the vibe,” “prepare a design agent,” or “turn my taste into clear instructions.” The skill should interview one question at a time, clarify ambiguous adjectives with concrete tradeoffs, capture constraints and anti-goals, then produce a copy-pastable prompt pack for a downstream designer, image model, web-design agent, or builder.

Do not use it as the final designer. Use it to create the brief first; then hand the resulting prompt pack to a design, brand, image, web, or implementation skill.

website-design-decisions

Use when the user needs to shape a website but does not yet know which sections, components, or page patterns they want. It is best for prompts like “what should go on this landing page?”, “help me choose a hero layout,” “what pricing page pattern should I use?”, “what design decisions do I need to make?”, or “walk me through options.” The skill should explain choices in plain language, show realistic option families with tradeoffs, and maintain a running decision map.

Do not use it to generate final UI or code. Use it upstream of design-brief-interviewer when the page structure is unclear, or upstream of world-class-web-design-2026 when the user has chosen a page direction and is ready for production-grade design/audit/implementation.

agent-readiness

Use when you need to assess or improve a code repository for coding agents. It maps the repository, audits eight readiness areas, plans work by risk and value, makes changes in small checked batches, and reports proof plus remaining gaps.

It focuses on clear setup and docs, reliable tests and checks, repeatable builds, useful error output, security, and matching local and CI workflows. It does not claim readiness without evidence.

Install

Copy one or more skill folders into your agent skills directory:

mkdir -p ~/.agents/skills
cp -R skills/WEB/world-class-web-design-2026 ~/.agents/skills/
cp -R skills/WEB/design-brief-interviewer ~/.agents/skills/
cp -R skills/WEB/website-design-decisions ~/.agents/skills/
cp -R skills/CODING/agent-readiness ~/.agents/skills/

Then restart or reload your agent runtime so it discovers the skill.

Structure

skills/
  WEB/
    world-class-web-design-2026/
      SKILL.md
      references/
    design-brief-interviewer/
      SKILL.md
      references/
    website-design-decisions/
      SKILL.md
      SECTION-TAXONOMY.md
      STYLE-DECISIONS.md
  CODING/
    agent-readiness/
      SKILL.md