GitHub Trending: jakubkrehel/skills — skills for building interfaces

jakubkrehel/skills is exactly what the description says and nothing else: a collection of agent skills that help you build great interfaces. It's markdown-first, small, and pragmatic — the anti-framework in a week where everything else felt gigantic. 10,893 stars, 1,865 this week.

What it actually is

• A set of SKILL.md-format skills targeting interface work — layout, hierarchy, polish, the craft parts agents botch by default.
• Works in any agent that reads the skills spec — install like any other skills collection.
• No service, no account, no lock-in — just distilled judgment you can read in minutes.

Why it's trending this week

Interface taste is the scarcest resource in agent-built software — everyone noticed after this month's wave of AI-slop page generators. Collections like this are how craft knowledge moves from one expert's head into every agent session, and the spec (SKILL.md) makes it portable across tools.

Who it's for

• Designers and front-end engineers who want their taste loaded into agent sessions.
• People building their own skills collections — a good small example to crib from.
• Anyone whose agent keeps producing safe, boring interfaces.

What to check

• Read a skill before installing it — skills are instructions your agent executes; treat them like code you review.
• Compare against hallmark/impeccable on this page — this is the small, hand-built one; those are the industrial-strength complements.
• Install via your harness's skills mechanism (~/.agents/skills/ on many harnesses) — see your agent's docs for the exact path.

Small, honest, read-the-source repos like this are my favorite kind of trending — you can finish reading the whole thing in one coffee. Repository: github.com/jakubkrehel/skills.