product-design
Skill303 starsChanged 18 days agoGPL-3.0View on GitHub
chmonitor's product design system + UX conventions, so every new feature looks and behaves consistent with the rest of the dashboard. Use BEFORE building or reviewing any UI: new pages, charts, cards, dialogs, empty/error/loading states, badges, onboarding, settings. Covers design tokens (OKLCH theme, dark mode, radius, chart colors), shadcn/ui rules, the ChartCard/ChartContainer pattern, data-table system, EmptyState variants, graceful error handling, ?host routing + hooks-at-deepest-consumer, file/route organization, and brand. Triggers: "new page", "add a chart", "build UI", "design", "component", "empty state", "loading", "consistent", "follow-up feature", "match the design", "what's new", "changelog", "dialog scroll", "settings gear", "schema compare", "settings diff", "add host", "pick a query", "query picker", "select labels", "ON CLUSTER", "advisor DDL", "advisor schema", "schema advisor", "command palette", "cmd k", "search dialog", "ttl partitions", "header title", "768", "truncate Overview", "essential sidebar", "more pages", "keep in sidebar", "hover add", "group heading", "page actions", "row actions", "mobile sidebar", "move up", "move down", "sidebar groups", "menu group", "add to sidebar", "task groups", "hub page", "landing page", "subgroup", "hubHref", "customize dialog", "configure alert", "already alerting", "alert settings", "health detail dialog", "alert threshold", "badge", "unavailable pages", "dim unavailable", "hide unavailable", "hideWhenUnavailable", "tableCheck", "requiresMetadataDb", "health capability", "store availability", "write disabled", "dead row", "greyed page", "collapsed flyout", "recent pages", "recently visited", "group hover", "group flyout", "advanced tab", "alert groups", "silencing", "delivery", "rename alert", "alert name".
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Most of the 19 edited versions we read keep these.
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- lobehub/lobe-chat★ 84ksame name
- lobehub/lobehub★ 84ksame name
- alekspetrov/navigator★ 355same name
- qf-studio/navigator★ 355same name
- mblode/agent-skills★ 177same name
- github/replica★ 117same name
- chuhaiqu/skills★ 22same name
- vercel-labs/arcade★ 21same name
- yoyothesheep/claude-skills★ 16same name
- daizhouchen/product-design-skill★ 8same name
14 more not listed
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