Point to the ui-ux-pro-max skill by nextlevelbuilder and explain when to use it. Use when asked how to install ui-ux-pro-max, which skill generates and persists a design system, or what handles the system stage of the design pipeline. Produces the install commands, the Python 3 prerequisite check, guidance on when it fits and when it does not, and credit to the author with a link. Contains no upstream skill content.
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Use ui-ux-pro-max-pointer to assess whether the upstream design-system skill fits [chosen design direction] for [framework and styling approach], and provide its prerequisite, installation guidance, next pipeline stage, and attribution.
Required inputs
[chosen design direction]
[framework and styling approach]
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SKILL.md
name: ui-ux-pro-max-pointerdescription: "Point to the ui-ux-pro-max skill by nextlevelbuilder and explain when to use it. Use when asked how to install ui-ux-pro-max, which skill generates and persists a design system, or what handles the system stage of the design pipeline. Produces the install commands, the Python 3 prerequisite check, guidance on when it fits and when it does not, and credit to the author with a link. Contains no upstream skill content."version: 1.0.0
UI UX Pro Max (pointer)
This is a pointer, not a copy. It tells you when the ui-ux-pro-max skill is the right tool, how to install it from the source, and who to credit. The skill and its data live upstream and are not reproduced here.
What This Skill Produces
A recommendation: whether the upstream skill fits the task in front of you
The install commands and the prerequisite check
Its place in the pipeline: stage 2, System, in ui-design-pipeline
Attribution: author, licence and link
Required Inputs
Ask for these if not provided:
The direction already chosen in stage 1. Without one, a style database will pick for you.
The stack: framework and styling approach
Whether Python 3 is available on the machine
Framework: When to Use It
Use it when:
A direction exists and you need it turned into a concrete, written design system
You want that system saved to a file that later pages read, so they do not drift
You want searchable reference material for styles, palettes, type pairings and stack-specific guidance
Look elsewhere when:
No direction has been chosen yet. Do stage 1 first, or the system will be a default.
You only need motion guidance. Use emil-design-eng-pointer.
Python 3 cannot be installed. Use this library's design-system-generate for the first draft.
If that fails, install Python 3 from python.org or your system package manager before using the skill. The upstream README also documents a CLI installer for other assistants.
Confirm the install: start a new session and check that ui-ux-pro-max appears in the skill list.
How It Fits the Pipeline
Feed it the direction from stage 1 and ask it to generate and persist the design system. Upstream documents a persist option that writes a master file under design-system/. That file is the hand-off to stages 3 to 5. Unload the skill once the file is written.
Output Format
Pointer: ui-ux-pro-max
Fit: use it or not, in one sentence, with the reason