Muse — Design Token Workflows — AI skill

When to use it

Use for token migration maps, semantic naming, theme coverage reviews and cross-platform token plans. Requires repository context and companion reference files. Opinionated font bans, numerical targets and tool/spec claims need independent validation; this listing does not certify those claims or runtime compatibility. Not installed, executed or runtime-tested during discovery. GitHub stars describe the whole repository, not this skill.

Compatible agents

Claude CodeCodex CLIAntigravity CLI

Installation

Upstream README: clone https://github.com/simota/agent-skills.git into a separate working directory, review its Makefile, then use make link (or make link-claude / make link-codex / make link-agy). This links the full collection, including muse and its companion references; existing names are skipped. Review upstream runtime compatibility notes before use.

Review the source and instructions before installing in your agent.

License

MIT

Last checked Oct 24, 2026.

Pair this skill with a visual reference

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