open-design/skills/kami-landing

kami-landing

A drop-in skill that turns a brief into a print-grade kami one-pager — warm parchment canvas, ink-blue accent, serif at one weight, no italic, no cool grays. The output reads like a white paper or studio one-pager, not an app UI.

Read first — the agent contract, schema, and self-check live in SKILL.md. This README is the human quick-start.

What you get

A single self-contained HTML file with:

• Warm parchment canvas (#f5f4ed), never #ffffff.
• Single chromatic accent — ink-blue (#1B365D), constrained to ≤ 5% of visible surface.
• Serif at weight 500 for hierarchy. No italic anywhere.
• Tight print rhythm — line-heights 1.10–1.55, language-aware letter-spacing.
• Tabular-nums on every numeric stack.
• Solid-hex tag fills (no rgba(), which print renderers double-paint).
• 1px rings + whisper shadows for depth — no hard drop shadows.
• Multilingual by design (EN / zh-CN / ja stacks selectable via the language parameter).

30-second tour

The skill is "agent-driven, no script": there's no compose.ts. The agent reads SKILL.md, gathers the brief, then writes out/index.html directly using the tokens and components catalogued in design-systems/kami/DESIGN.md.

To preview the canonical Open Design instance:

open example.html

To start a fresh project:

1. Open the skill in your agent (Claude · Cursor · Codex · …).
2. Answer two rounds of brief questions (identity + content).
3. Write the file. Done.

Files

skills/kami-landing/
├── SKILL.md      # ← agent contract (read this first)
├── README.md     # ← you are here
└── example.html  # canonical Open Design rendering

Boundaries

• No external JavaScript. The page is paper, not an app.
• No hard drop shadows, no neumorphism, no backdrop-filter.
• No second accent color. No italic. No cool blue-grays.
• One .tag.brush per page maximum (it's the only sanctioned gradient).

See also

• design-systems/kami/DESIGN.md — the full token spec.
• skills/kami-deck/ — sibling skill that produces a slide deck in the same kami language.
• Upstream: tw93/kami — original Claude skill (MIT) that the design system adapts.