GPT Taste (Taste Skill)
3/5 out of 5. Read the verdictA taste skill for polished UI and GSAP motion.
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3/5 out of 5
Passed the cut
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.
Pick it for
- startup landing pages
- consumer apps
- motion-led marketing
- product launches
Skip it for
- dense data tools
- dark brands
- serious enterprise
Typography
Colors
Observations
- the palette is still the baseline's green
Install
1 Run in your terminal
npx degit Leonxlnx/taste-skill/skills/gpt-tasteskill#main .claude/skills/gpt-taste2 Or paste a prompt into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Gemini
It tells your tool to install this from its source repository.
This install is for Claude Code only; for other agents use Copy prompt or copy the skill folder.
Copies just this skill's folder into your project's .claude/skills.
Check the source for the latest instructions.
We tested the gpt-taste skill from this repo.
Details
- Type
- Skill
- GitHub stars
- 98,667 (Stars are for the whole Leonxlnx/taste-skill repository.)
- Updated
- today
- License
- MIT
- Best for
- Visual directionMotion and video
Test runOpus 5.5Claude Code 2.1.302Oct 18, 2026generated in 8 minabout $1.75 at API pricescommit f624f37
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