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AI Skills
AI-assistant skills that help Cursor, Cline, Windsurf, and other AI tools generate accurate Flexiwind code.
Flexiwind AI Skills are a collection of markdown guides designed to help AI assistants (Cursor, Cline, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, and any LLM) generate accurate Flexiwind code — correct component names, props, install commands, and composition patterns.
Installation
Via Laravel Boost
If your Laravel project uses Laravel Boost, install the skill directly into any project:
php artisan boost:add-skill unoforge/flexiwind flexiwind
Via npx / Skills CLI
To use the skill in any AI tool:
npx skills add unoforge/flexiwind --skill flexiwind
What's Included
The Flexiwind skill package contains:
- SKILL.md — Main entry point: component map, blocks catalog, theme tokens, CLI reference, composition patterns, and answering guidelines.
- Components (40+) — One file per component (button, input, modal, card, table, etc.), each with demo code, install command, props, styling, guidance, and common mistakes to avoid.
- References: best-practices.md, things-to-avoid.md, styling-principles.md, theme.md, colors.md, button-utilities.md, components.md, composables.md, accessibility.md, performance.md.
Using with AI Tools
Cursor
Add the skills/flexiwind/
directory to your Cursor project context, or reference it in your Cursor rules file. The AI will use the component reference and best-practices files to generate correct code.
Cline / Roo Code
These tools automatically detect skills installed via npx skills add
. No additional configuration needed.
GitHub Copilot / ChatGPT / Claude
Paste the relevant component file or reference as context when asking for Flexiwind code. The accurate, friction-based examples in each skill file help prevent hallucinated APIs.
Quick Start for AI
When asking an AI assistant to write Flexiwind code, include this instruction:
Use the Flexiwind skill files in skills/flexiwind/ for accurate component names, install commands, and prop references. Never invent x-ui.* components or props.
Source
The Flexiwind skills repository is open source. Contributions, bug reports, and feature requests are welcome: