Agent skill

Stitch Design Taste Skill: DESIGN.md for Google Stitch

The stitch-design-taste skill teaches an AI agent to write a DESIGN.md for Google Stitch, encoding color, type, layout, motion and anti-patterns so generated screens avoid generic AI looks.

Install
git clone https://github.com/leonxlnx/taste-skill.git
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What is the stitch-design-taste skill?

Stitch-design-taste is a SKILL.md in the taste-skill repository, stored in the stitch-skill folder. It makes an AI agent produce a DESIGN.md for Google Stitch with seven sections: atmosphere, color, typography, components, layout, motion and anti-patterns. Stitch then uses that file as its design brief.

Stitch-design-taste is the install name of the stitch-skill folder in the leonxlnx/taste-skill repository. The folder holds a SKILL.md and a DESIGN.md. The SKILL.md turns the repository's anti-slop frontend rules into the descriptive language that Google Stitch reads when it generates screens.

Its output is a document, not a site. The skill produces a DESIGN.md that acts as the single source of truth for prompting Stitch. The prerequisites list access to Google Stitch and, optionally, the Stitch MCP server for Cursor, Antigravity or Gemini CLI.

What the generated DESIGN.md contains

  • Visual theme and atmosphere, scored on density, variance and motion, with a default baseline of 8, 6 and 4.
  • A color palette where every color has a descriptive name, a hex code and a functional role.
  • Typography rules, component stylings, layout principles and a motion philosophy.
  • An explicit list of banned AI design clichés.

Who the stitch-design-taste skill is for

Best for

  • People who generate screens in Google Stitch and want a repeatable design brief instead of re-prompting each time.
  • Teams that want a written design system to hand to Stitch before it generates anything.
  • Anyone who needs the same rules spelled out in plain language with hex values attached.

Not for

  • Writing React or HTML directly. For code output, use design-taste-frontend from the same repository.
  • Work that does not involve Stitch. The skill is built around Stitch's design language.
  • Component-level library rules. the shadcn skill covers that job.

Use it with UiChemy

This skill ends at a design brief and Stitch screens. UiChemy only comes in once you have a finished design or an AI build to move into WordPress: Figma to WordPress takes a Figma file, and AI to WordPress imports an AI-built site. Click Get Started on uichemy.com.