
Cyberpunk Frontend Design Skill
- 2 repo stars
- Updated March 11, 2026
- TheBrunoLopes/bruno-agentic-skills
Cyberpunk UI design system for building dark-themed, terminal-inspired interfaces with neon accents, CRT effects, and pixel aesthetics
About
cyberpunk-frontend-design-skill is a Claude Code skill in the Frontend Development category. Cyberpunk UI design system for building dark-themed, terminal-inspired interfaces with neon accents, CRT effects, and pixel aesthetics
- cyberpunk-frontend-design-skill
- Frontend Development
- AI-coding skill
Cyberpunk Frontend Design Skill by the numbers
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| repo stars | ★ 2 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | March 11, 2026 |
| Repository | TheBrunoLopes/bruno-agentic-skills ↗ |
What it does
Cyberpunk UI design system for building dark-themed, terminal-inspired interfaces with neon accents, CRT effects, and pixel aesthetics
README.md
Bruno's Agentic Skills
A collection of custom skills for AI coding agents. Each skill packages specialized knowledge — design systems, workflows, conventions — into a format that agents can discover and load automatically.
Works with Claude Code, Codex CLI, and OpenCode.
Available Skills
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
| cyberpunk-frontend-design-skill | A dark, terminal-inspired cyberpunk design system for building frontend UIs. Includes tokens, components, layout patterns, and production guidelines. |
How to Install
Clone the repo first:
git clone https://github.com/brunolopes/bruno-agentic-skills.git
Then copy the skill you want into the right directory for your tool. You can install at personal level (available across all projects) or project level (single project only).
Claude Code
# Personal (all projects)
cp -r bruno-agentic-skills/cyberpunk-frontend-design-skill ~/.claude/skills/
# Project-level (from your project root)
cp -r bruno-agentic-skills/cyberpunk-frontend-design-skill .claude/skills/
Once installed, the skill appears in the / menu. Type /cyberpunk-frontend-design-skill to invoke it manually, or just ask Claude to build a UI — the skill triggers automatically on frontend work.
Codex CLI
# Personal (all projects)
cp -r bruno-agentic-skills/cyberpunk-frontend-design-skill ~/.agents/skills/
# Project-level (from your project root)
cp -r bruno-agentic-skills/cyberpunk-frontend-design-skill .agents/skills/
Codex discovers skills automatically and loads them when the task matches the skill description.
OpenCode
OpenCode supports multiple skill directories, including Claude Code's:
# Personal (all projects)
cp -r bruno-agentic-skills/cyberpunk-frontend-design-skill ~/.config/opencode/skills/
# or
cp -r bruno-agentic-skills/cyberpunk-frontend-design-skill ~/.claude/skills/
# Project-level (from your project root)
cp -r bruno-agentic-skills/cyberpunk-frontend-design-skill .opencode/skills/
# or
cp -r bruno-agentic-skills/cyberpunk-frontend-design-skill .claude/skills/
OpenCode scans for SKILL.md files in .opencode/skills/, .claude/skills/, and .agents/skills/ directories.
Skill Structure
Each skill follows this layout:
skill-name/
├── SKILL.md # Entry point — name, description, and instructions
└── references/ # Supporting docs the agent reads as needed
├── components.md
├── patterns.md
└── tokens.md
The SKILL.md file uses YAML frontmatter with a name and description that tells the agent what the skill does and when to activate it. The references/ directory holds detailed specs loaded on demand.
License
MIT