sleekdotdesign/agent-skills

Official Sleek agent skill for creating and editing mobile app designs through the REST API. Includes account setup, screenshots and screen HTML.

What it solves

This project provides a set of AI agent skills that allow an AI agent to interact with Sleek, an AI-powered mobile app design tool. It enables agents to automate the process of designing mobile apps, creating screens, and managing projects within the Sleek platform.

How it works

The project provides a specific skill called design-mobile-apps, which can be installed via npx skills add. Once installed, it allows an agent to use the Sleek API to design mobile apps and manage projects. It requires a Sleek account and an API key stored in the SLEEK_API_KEY environment variable.

Who it’s for

Users who have AI agents and want to enable them to create mobile app designs and manage Sleek projects automatically.

Highlights

  • own a Sleek account and API key for integration.
  • Installable via npx skills add for easy integration into agent workflows.
  • Specifically designed for design-mobile-apps functionality.

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