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Make Interfaces Feel Better

UI Design skill

How to install
How to install

Make Interfaces Feel Better is Jakub Krehel's collection of design engineering details for AI agents. Great interfaces rarely come from one big decision, so the skill gathers the small ones that add up: shadows and borders, nested border radius, optical alignment, font smoothing and tabular numbers, image outlines, hover states and enter and exit animations. It suits a polish pass on components that already work but feel slightly off.

Made by
Jakub Krehel
Categories
UI Design, Motion & Animation
License
MIT
Added
October 2026

How to install Make Interfaces Feel Better

Claude Code

For Claude Code in the terminal, the desktop app or your editor.

With the skills CLI · recommended

  1. Run this in your terminal. It installs the skill for every project; leave out -g to install it for the current project only.

By hand

  1. Copy the skill's folder into your skills folder, keeping its name:
  2. For one project only, use .claude/skills/ inside the project instead.

Using it: Claude loads the skill on its own when your request matches what it does. To call it directly, start your message with /make-interfaces-feel-better.

How to install skills in Claude - updating, removing and fixing a skill that does not load.

Claude app

For claude.ai and the Claude desktop app, on Free, Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans.

  1. Turn on code execution: Settings → Capabilities → “Code execution and file creation”. On Team and Enterprise an owner enables skills for the organization first.
  2. Download the repository as a ZIP from GitHub (Code → Download ZIP) and unzip it.
  3. Take out the “skills/make-interfaces-feel-better” folder and zip that folder on its own. The folder name must stay “make-interfaces-feel-better”.
  4. In Claude, open Customize → Skills, click +, choose “Create skill”, then “Upload a skill”, and pick the ZIP.

Using it: Claude uses the skill automatically when it is relevant. You can also ask for it by name, for example: “Use the Make Interfaces Feel Better skill to…”.

How to install skills in Claude - updating, removing and fixing a skill that does not load.

Codex

For OpenAI Codex: the CLI, the IDE extension and the ChatGPT desktop app.

With the skills CLI · recommended

  1. Run this in your terminal. It installs the skill for every project; leave out -g for the current project only.

With Codex's installer

  1. Ask Codex's built-in installer to fetch it:

By hand

  1. Copy the skill's folder into your skills folder, keeping its name:
  2. For one repository only, use .agents/skills/ inside it. Restart Codex if the skill does not show up.

Using it: Codex picks the skill up when your request matches it. To call it directly, mention $make-interfaces-feel-better or choose it from /skills.

How to install skills in Codex - updating, removing and fixing a skill that does not load.

Other AI tools

Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, OpenCode and other agents that read the Agent Skills format - plus any chat model.

Coding agents · recommended

  1. Run this in your terminal. The CLI finds the agents you have installed and asks which ones to add the skill to.

Any chat model

  1. A model with no skill support can still follow one. Open the skill's SKILL.md, copy everything below the --- block at the top, and paste it into the model's custom instructions or at the start of your chat.

Using it: In an agent, the skill loads when your request matches it. In a chat, it applies to the conversation you pasted it into.

How to install skills in other AI tools - updating, removing and fixing a skill that does not load.

Read the skill before you install it: its SKILL.md on GitHub. A skill is instructions your agent follows, so treat a third-party one like code you are about to run.

Prompts to try

Once the skill is installed, ask for any of these. Click one to copy it.

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