Felipe Turcheti

[Tommy Geoco 🇺🇸 @designertom]

Designer-made agent skills are everywhere this week.

This is the context and the checklist I'd give my agent before installing one.

The skills going around:

- elayadesign/ai-design-skills on GitHub, by @elayadesigns.

Two skills. landing-page-design asks intake questions, then builds a landing page with its own type, spacing and motion system. design-to-motion turns a static design into an animated showcase, exported as MP4 and GIF. Works in Claude Code, Cursor and Codex.

- Leonxlnx/taste-skill by @LexnLin. Skills that give coding agents taste: art direction, reference images and a browser check.

- Nutlope/hallmark, made by Together AI. An anti-slop design skill that checks the page against AI tells, like an eyebrow above every heading.

Before you trust a design skill:

1. Read the SKILL.md yourself. A skill is just a file.
2. Check the credits. Does it name the skills it borrowed from?
3. Check what it runs. Writing files is low risk. Installing packages or running scripts needs a closer look.
4. Try it on a throwaway branch first.
5. Find the section where its taste lives (fonts, colors, spacing, motion) and swap in yours.

Prompt to paste into your agent:

"Read the SKILL.md at [repo URL]. Tell me what it does, every command it runs, what it credits, and which parts conflict with my design system. Don't install anything yet."

The first skills I installed this year, I rebuilt to my own taste right away.

What's the first thing you check before installing a skill?

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@freepik @midjourney Go

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@RichBaird I'd love to test it too. Is it possible to generate guidelines in other languages, or just english for now?

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@kkga_ Have you tried @mailmateapp?

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@juvenildespejo SQN

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@EatPodcast Twitter won't let me DM you. So I sent you an email (to the feedback address I found on your website). Thank you very much!

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@EatPodcast Is your free license still available? If so, can I have it?

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@DanielStormApps Does your app UP have some smart function to detect user inactivity and reschedule breaks?

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@droplr Can’t we edit notes in the new drops UI? Also, is this feature coming to the desktop app?

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@RightFontApp And is supporting collections created with Font Book in the roadmap too? And what about custom smart lists?

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@RightFontApp Do you plan to add a "collapse styles" option – for a shorter list with only the regular version of fonts?

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@MooDoApp Clicking on an item in the Agenda panel used to highlight this item in the Normal panel, but not anymore. Do you plan to fix this?

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@MooDoApp The "View archived items" option in the top right corner of panels is missing these last updates. Will it come back?

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@seensedotcom I'm testing some of your apps and they're really great, congrats! What's the best way to send feedback and bug reports?

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@seensedotcom Awesome! I was using the "combined mode" and had not tested the "standalone mode"...

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@seensedotcom The CPU module could display the top processes by CPU usage, the memory module by memory usage, and so on...

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@seensedotcom Do you plan to add a list of the top processes in the #mbs2 window? This could be a option like the window graphs.

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@feedly the problem appears when opening a site without a bg color defined. with the bg color undefined, it's expected it to be white.

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@feedly there's a bug in the web view of the iOS app. its default background should be white, as in the browsers, not dark gray.

[Felipe Turcheti @fturcheti]

@MooDoApp It seems to be a clever implementation. It'd be nice if we could use this operator in cases like <@friday or <@2015-10-01 too.