About visual-modes
A skill for selecting and applying visual enhancement modes in UI and interaction design. It provides a mode-specific reference workflow with performance and accessibility checks.
Key features
- 01Three visual modes with reference files
- 02Mode selection and reference loading workflow
- 03Enhancement and safeguard checklist
- 04Performance and accessibility validation
Use cases
- 01Designing a high-impact UI showcase
- 02Applying a named visual mode to an interface
- 03Checking visual changes for accessibility and performance
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ nickcrew/ claude-cortex --skill visual-modesAfter installing, type/visual-modesin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled files
References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.
references/kamehameha.mdover9000.mdsupersaiyan.mdDetails
From the project READMEVisual Modes
Overview
Apply the appropriate visual enhancement mode and follow its checklist for UI and interaction design.
When to Use
- Activating Super Saiyan, Kamehameha, or Over 9000 visual modes
- Designing high-impact UI showcases
Avoid when:
- The target is non-visual or text-only output
Quick Reference
| Mode | Load reference |
|---|---|
| Super Saiyan | skills/visual-modes/references/supersaiyan.md |
| Kamehameha | skills/visual-modes/references/kamehameha.md |
| Over 9000 | skills/visual-modes/references/over9000.md |
Workflow
- Select the visual mode.
- Load the matching reference.
- Apply the required enhancements and safeguards.
- Validate performance and accessibility.
Output
- Mode activation summary
- Key enhancements applied
Common Mistakes
- Ignoring performance/accessibility constraints
- Mixing modes without documenting rationale
Comments
Markdown supported