design-theme
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Apply one of 11 preset themes (colors, fonts) to slides, docs, or landing pages. Use when "apply theme", "color palette", "brand colors", "styling slides", "presentation design", "visual identity", or styling artifacts consistently.
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- simscal/sapiens-dtjtheir own version, first seen Oct 20, 2026
- kensaurus/skillsword for word, first seen Oct 1, 2026
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8 rules. About 0 are common, 7 are distinctive, and 1 is very specific to this project.
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- Common
- Distinctive
- Very specific
- Distinctive: line 51
Ask for their choice: Ask which theme to apply
- Distinctive: line 174
After a preferred theme is selected:
- Distinctive: line 175
Read the corresponding theme specifications
- Distinctive: line 177
Ensure proper contrast and readability
- Distinctive: line 194
After generating, show it for review before applying.
- Very specific: line 212
Look in public/ for logos
- Distinctive: line 213
Check existing components for color patterns
- Distinctive: line 219
After applying a theme:
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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Theme Factory Skill
Degree of freedom: MIXED. Custom-theme authoring [HIGH freedom]; wait-for-
selection and existing-token inventory [LOW freedom — run exactly].
A curated collection of professional font and color themes. Once a theme is chosen, it can be applied to any artifact.
How to reason
- Inventory — existing tokens, fonts, and brand colors
- Select — show the catalog; wait for an explicit choice
- Apply — one palette + pairing everywhere on the artifact
- Contrast — 4.5:1 text; do not override the design system arbitrarily
Worked example
Inventory: slide deck uses mixed hex;
globals.cssalready has--primary. Select: user picks Forest Canopy after seeing the 11 options. Apply: headings Merriweather / body Lato;#276749primary on#f0fff4. Contrast: body text vs background ≥4.5:1; app chrome still uses existing tokens.
Self-critique before reporting
- Choice recorded — a theme was not applied until the user picked one
- One pairing — no leftover fonts or hex from a second theme
- Readable — contrast checked, not assumed
- Right owner — component library / tokens from scratch →
design-system; drifted token SSOT →housekeep-design
Purpose
To apply consistent, professional styling to presentation slide decks or other artifacts. Each theme includes:
- A cohesive color palette with hex codes
- Complementary font pairings for headers and body text
- A distinct visual identity suitable for different contexts and audiences
Usage Instructions [LOW freedom — run exactly]
To apply styling to a slide deck or other artifact:
- Show available themes: Display the theme options to allow users to see all available themes
- Ask for their choice: Ask which theme to apply
- Wait for selection: Get explicit confirmation about the chosen theme
- Apply the theme: Apply the selected theme's colors and fonts
Themes Available
The following 11 themes are available:
1. Ocean Depths
Professional and calming maritime theme
- Primary:
#1a365d(deep blue) - Secondary:
#2c5282 - Accent:
#63b3ed - Background:
#ebf8ff - Heading Font: Playfair Display
- Body Font: Source Sans Pro
2. Sunset Boulevard
Warm and vibrant sunset colors
- Primary:
#c05621(burnt orange) - Secondary:
#dd6b20 - Accent:
#ed8936 - Background:
#fffaf0 - Heading Font: Poppins
- Body Font: Open Sans
3. Forest Canopy
Natural and grounded earth tones
- Primary:
#276749(forest green) - Secondary:
#38a169 - Accent:
#9ae6b4 - Background:
#f0fff4 - Heading Font: Merriweather
- Body Font: Lato
4. Modern Minimalist
Clean and contemporary grayscale
- Primary:
#1a202c(charcoal) - Secondary:
#4a5568 - Accent:
#718096 - Background:
#f7fafc - Heading Font: Inter
- Body Font: Inter
5. Golden Hour
Rich and warm autumnal palette
- Primary:
#744210(golden brown) - Secondary:
#b7791f - Accent:
#ecc94b - Background:
#fffff0 - Heading Font: Cormorant Garamond
- Body Font: Work Sans
6. Arctic Frost
Cool and crisp winter-inspired theme
- Primary:
#2b6cb0(ice blue) - Secondary:
#4299e1 - Accent:
#90cdf4 - Background:
#ebf8ff - Heading Font: Montserrat
- Body Font: Nunito
7. Desert Rose
Soft and sophisticated dusty tones
- Primary:
#97266d(dusty rose) - Secondary:
#d53f8c - Accent:
#ed64a6 - Background:
#fff5f7 - Heading Font: DM Serif Display
- Body Font: DM Sans
8. Tech Innovation
Bold and modern tech aesthetic
- Primary:
#2d3748(slate) - Secondary:
#4c51bf - Accent:
#667eea - Background:
#edf2f7 - Heading Font: JetBrains Mono
- Body Font: IBM Plex Sans
9. Botanical Garden
Fresh and organic garden colors
- Primary:
#285e61(teal) - Secondary:
#319795 - Accent:
#81e6d9 - Background:
#e6fffa - Heading Font: Libre Baskerville
- Body Font: Karla
10. Midnight Galaxy
Dramatic and cosmic deep tones
- Primary:
#1a1a2e(midnight) - Secondary:
#16213e - Accent:
#e94560 - Background:
#0f0f23 - Text:
#edf2f7 - Heading Font: Orbitron
- Body Font: Rajdhani
11. Tsumagoi Ranch
Neo-Brutalist "Cute-alism" - Japanese ranch/campground aesthetic
- Primary:
#0c85f4(mountain blue) - Secondary:
#10b981(pine green) - Accent:
#ff6b35(campfire orange) - Accent Alt:
#FF6D38(navigate orange - CTAs) - Premium:
#8584FF(navigate purple) - Background Light:
#faf7f2(warm cream) - Background Dark:
#0c1424(night sky) - Border:
#b8a080(wood/sand tone) - Text:
#1a1a1a(near black) - Heading Font: M PLUS Rounded 1c
- Body Font: Inter
- Body JP: Noto Sans JP
- Mono: JetBrains Mono
Neo-Brutal Shadows: Hard-edge 3px 3px 0 0 #b8a080 (no blur)
Border Style: 3px solid with rounded-xl corners
Motion: Bounce easing cubic-bezier(0.34, 1.56, 0.64, 1)
See themes/tsumagoi-ranch.md for full specification including mobile patterns.
Application Process [LOW freedom — run exactly]
After a preferred theme is selected:
- Read the corresponding theme specifications
- Apply the specified colors and fonts consistently throughout
- Ensure proper contrast and readability
- Maintain the theme's visual identity across all elements
Create Your Own Theme [HIGH freedom]
To handle cases where none of the existing themes work, create a custom theme based on:
- User's brand colors
- Specific aesthetic direction
- Industry or context requirements
Generate a new theme with:
- 5 color palette (primary, secondary, accent, background, text)
- Font pairing (heading + body)
- A descriptive name
Name the fallbacks and avoid them: Inter/Roboto as the pairing, a cream or off-white background, a purple gradient — a custom theme that lands on those is the model's default, not the user's brand.
After generating, show it for review before applying.
Check existing first [LOW freedom — run exactly]
Before applying ANY theme, verify:
- Check for existing theme/design system:
cat tailwind.config.* 2>/dev/null | grep -A30 "colors\|fontFamily"
cat src/styles/globals.css docs/THEME_GUIDE.md 2>/dev/null- Check for existing CSS variables:
rg "var\(--" --type css --type tsx | head -20- Check for existing brand colors:
- Look in
public/for logos - Check existing components for color patterns
Why: Themes must integrate with existing design systems, not override them arbitrarily.
Validation [LOW freedom — do not skip]
After applying a theme:
- Visual consistency → All components use theme colors
- Contrast check → Text readable on backgrounds (4.5:1 min)
- Font loading → Google Fonts load correctly
- Dark mode → If applicable, verify dark variant works
- Mobile check → Typography scales appropriately
- Print preview → If printable, colors work in print
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