Skill author
Leon Lin
I build cool stuff
- Listed skills
- 5
- Best score
- 3/5
About
Leon Lin is a developer in Munich who builds open-source tools for AI coding agents. Co-created Taste Skill, a set of skills that sharpen the frontend design of coding agents, and also makes Unlazy, Earshot and the TasteCode desktop app.
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Design Taste Frontend v2, experimental (Taste Skill)
The old v2 taste skill swaps the serif for Geist on a pale grey-green canvas, with a deep green accent and an interactive budget slider in the hero. Both pages are clean and competent, with only slight distance from the baseline. Pick it if you like Taste Skill's style and want the older single-file version.
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GPT Taste (Taste Skill)
GPT Taste builds a soft, polished Tally in Geist on warm paper, with mint and amber gradients, a dark green band and a huge 'tally' wordmark in the footer. The dashboard is a clean moss-green layout. Pick it for a well-finished startup page, though the green comes straight from the default.
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Minimalist UI (Taste Skill)
Minimalist UI goes almost monochrome: off-white, near-black type and Geist, with Newsreader italics for emphasis and soft Notion-like color tags. It's calm and editorial, a clear step away from the baseline, but the mobile dashboard scrolls sideways. Pick it for quiet products that let the content lead.
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Stitch Design Taste (Taste Skill)
Taste Skill's copy of the Stitch taste skill gives almost the same page as the Google Labs version: Geist on warm off-white, a deep green accent, crisp cards and a quiet dashboard. Pick it if you want clean, modern SaaS pages; pick either this or Stitch's original, not both.
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Taste Skill (design-taste-frontend)
Taste makes the boldest landing page in the set, a white Swiss poster with giant Anton type, electric blue and red. The dashboard looks like a different skill made it, and it scrolls sideways on a phone.