kamranbekirovyz/skills

This repository, called skills, is a collection of AI agent skills meant to help Flutter developers catch small design mistakes automatically. It comes from a project called Flutter Pro Design, and the idea is to take small details that make a Flutter app feel polished, things a designer would normally flag by eye, and turn them into rules that a coding agent can check on your behalf. The README lists a few concrete examples of what these skills are meant to catch: dead tap zones, meaning parts of the screen that look tappable but do not respond to touch, layout shifts where elements jump around unexpectedly, the literal word null appearing somewhere on screen instead of real data, and missing haptic feedback, the small vibrations a phone gives when you interact with certain buttons. Beyond that short list, the README is quite sparse. It does not explain how the skills are packaged, what coding agent or agents they are meant to work with, or what format the rules take. The install section simply says installation instructions are coming soon, so at this point the repository looks like an early preview rather than a ready to use tool. There is no information here about the project's license, and no code shown in the README to review directly. The two links provided point back to the Flutter Pro Design website and the author's account on X, formerly known as Twitter, rather than to documentation. Given how early stage this appears to be, it is best understood as a signal of what is coming rather than something you can install and use today. Anyone interested would need to watch the repository for updates rather than expecting a working release right now.