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qiaomu-design is a Claude Code skill that begins with a product and interface diagnosis, then creates four deliberately different browser-viewable directions for comparison. After a user selects one, it implements the design using either the existing product system or a newly defined combination of typography, color, layout, motion, and density. It requires Claude Code, and the project recommends Claude or GLM 5.2 when visual quality is the priority.

SwiftUI Design Skill helps Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and similar agents establish visual direction before producing a SwiftUI interface. It asks for context and brand assets, offers differentiated design schools when requirements are vague, and guides typography, color, layout, placeholders, and a five-dimension review. Six anti-slop rules are intended to prevent generic AI patterns and overcrowded screens. The skill focuses on appearance, hierarchy, and brand feel; correctness, performance, and API modernization still belong to a separate engineering review.

Frontend Slides helps non-designers build web presentations by generating visual style previews first and letting the user choose a direction before the full deck is produced. It can also extract text, images, and notes from a PowerPoint file and rebuild them as a 16:9 HTML presentation with inline CSS and JavaScript. Optional scripts deploy the deck or export a static PDF; PowerPoint conversion requires Python and python-pptx.

CAD Skills is an installable library of agent workflows for mechanical design, fabrication, and robotics. Its skills can create or edit CAD models from text or image requests, preview local CAD and G-code files, find off-the-shelf STEP parts, produce DXF drawings, prepare slicing work, and handle robot-description or simulation artifacts. STEP is the main modeling output, with supported exports such as STL, 3MF, and GLB. The library installs through the Skills CLI or provider-specific plugin paths for agents such as Codex and Claude Code.