forkast-designlisted
Install: claude install-skill paul80nd/forkast
Read the `readme.md` file within this skill first — it holds the product context,
content voice, visual foundations and iconography. Then explore the other files:
- `styles.css` + `tokens/` — the design tokens (colours, type, spacing, radius,
shadow) and dark mode. Consumers link `styles.css`; everything is a `--fk-*`
custom property, so always style against the semantic aliases (e.g. `--fk-brand`,
`--fk-surface-card`, `--fk-text-muted`), not the raw ramps.
- `components/` — reusable React primitives (Button, IconButton, SegmentedControl,
Input, Select, Checkbox, Tag, Chip, RecipeCard, Panel, EmptyState, ListRow,
RatingScale/StarRating/RotationRating, NavTabs). Each has a `.d.ts` props
contract and a `.prompt.md` usage note.
- `ui_kits/app/` — an interactive recreation of the Forkast planner; the best
reference for how the pieces compose into real screens.
- `assets/` — the brand mark and demo recipe images.
If creating visual artifacts (mocks, throwaway prototypes, slides), copy assets out
and produce static HTML files that link `styles.css` and use the token variables.
If working on production code, copy the tokens/components and follow the rules here
to design as an expert in the Forkast brand — the app is React 19 + Tailwind v4.
**For the Tailwind app, use `tailwind-theme.css`** (a `@theme inline` bridge): import
it after `@import "tailwindcss";` and you get semantic utilities — `bg-brand`,
`text-muted`, `border-line`, `bg-card`, `text-star`, `bg-info-wash