A design system for documents — analytical reports, diagrams, charts, decks, and long-form specs as self-contained HTML. Five Claude Code skills over one semantic token contract.
Design evidence-led analytical documents from structured data — executive reports, portfolio reviews, operational audits, inventory analyses, compliance summaries, metric dashboards, and standalone self-contained HTML reports. Use when turning a CSV, inventory, export, or metric set into a professional document; when…
Turn a brand into a working theme for this design system — from a screenshot, a website, a PDF brand guide, a style guide, or a handful of hex values. Use when asked to match a company's brand, apply brand colors or brand guidelines to documents, make reports look like an existing site or product, build a theme from a…
Design honest, accessible charts of quantitative data as inline SVG — bar and column charts, line and time series, limit ledgers, distributions, scatter plots, and small multiples. Use when visualizing measured values, choosing a chart type, picking or fixing chart colors, building a categorical palette from design…
Design editorial-quality diagrams as self-contained inline SVG — architecture diagrams, flows, sequences, state machines, data models, timelines, layer stacks, quadrants, comparisons, and system maps. Use when explaining how a system is arranged, how a process moves, how components depend on each other, or how options…
Design presentation decks as self-contained 16:9 HTML slides that export cleanly to PDF — board updates, project reviews, findings readouts, proposals, and conference talks. Use when building a deck, slides, a presentation, or a leadership readout; when converting a report or a set of findings into slides; or when an…
Write structured technical documents — design-doc, adr, spec, api-contract, architecture, handoff, design-handoff, discovery, test-report, postmortem, proposal, runbook, onboarding, tutorial, how-to, reference, explanation, mulesoft — as Markdown in the repo by default. Use when asked to write or restructure one of…