wtf is ui-skills?

UI Skills is a collection of skills aimed at design engineers, people who work at the intersection of interface design and front-end code. The README itself is quite brief and points readers to a companion website, ui-skills.com, for the fuller picture, so most of the detail about what these skills actually cover lives outside this repository rather than in the README text. What the README does explain is how to use the project through its command line tool. Running npx ui-skills start is meant to route an AI coding agent through whichever UI skill set fits the task at hand, rather than making the developer figure out which skill applies on their own. Other commands let you browse what is available: npx ui-skills categories lists the available categories, npx ui-skills list with a category flag such as motion lists skills within that category, and npx ui-skills get followed by a skill name, like baseline-ui, retrieves a specific skill so it can be pulled into an agent's context. Because the README is sparse, it is not fully clear from this file alone exactly what each individual skill contains or teaches, only that they are organized by category and can be pulled into an agent's workflow through this CLI. It also does not explain what technology or format the individual skill files use internally, beyond the fact that the project itself is written in TypeScript. With nearly 6,000 stars, it appears to be a popular reference point for people building AI coding agents that need structured guidance on UI and design work, but readers wanting the specifics of any given skill should check the linked website rather than this file alone. The project is released under the MIT license.