gemini-designer
Delegate design tasks to Gemini via ZenMux API. Use when you need UI/web design (single-page HTML), SVG icons/illustrations, color palettes, typography suggestions, layout advice, or any visual design reference. Gemini acts as your designer friend — ask it to create HTML page mockups, design SVG icons, suggest design systems, or give design feedback. Triggers on design-related requests like "design a page", "create an icon", "suggest colors", "make a logo", "UI mockup", "design reference".
What this skill does
# Gemini Designer — Your Design Partner Delegate design tasks to Gemini via ZenMux API. Gemini creates HTML page designs, SVG icons, and provides design advice. ## Critical rules - ONLY interact with Gemini through the bundled shell script. NEVER call the API directly. - Run the script ONCE per task. Read the output file and proceed. - The script requires a ZenMux API key. It checks (in order): `ZENMUX_API_KEY` env var, `.env.local` in current/parent dirs, `~/.config/gemini-designer/api_key` file. ## How to call the script The script path is: ``` ~/.claude/skills/gemini-designer/scripts/ask_gemini.sh ``` ### HTML page design ```bash ~/.claude/skills/gemini-designer/scripts/ask_gemini.sh "Design a modern landing page for a SaaS product called FlowSync" --html ``` ### SVG icon ```bash ~/.claude/skills/gemini-designer/scripts/ask_gemini.sh "Create a minimal settings gear icon, 24x24, stroke style" --svg ``` ### Design advice (text) ```bash ~/.claude/skills/gemini-designer/scripts/ask_gemini.sh "Suggest a color palette and typography for a developer blog" ``` ### Custom output path (auto-infers type from extension) ```bash ~/.claude/skills/gemini-designer/scripts/ask_gemini.sh "Design a pricing card component" \ -o ./designs/pricing-card.html ``` The script prints on success: ``` output_path=<path to output file> ``` Read the file at `output_path` to get Gemini's response. ## Output types - `html` — Self-contained HTML file with inline CSS. Ready to open in browser. Use `--html` shorthand or `--output-type html`. - `svg` — Clean SVG code. Can be saved directly or embedded in HTML/React. Use `--svg` shorthand or `--output-type svg`. - `text` (default) — Design advice in markdown: color palettes, typography, layout suggestions. If you pass `-o` with a `.html` or `.svg` extension and don't specify an output type, the type is auto-inferred from the file extension. ## Configuration - `ZENMUX_API_KEY` - API key (required) - `ZENMUX_BASE_URL` - API base URL (default: `https://zenmux.ai/api/v1`) - `ZENMUX_MODEL` - Model name (default: `google/gemini-3.1-pro-preview`) ## When to use - Need a visual reference or HTML mockup for a UI component or page - Need SVG icons or simple illustrations - Need color palette, typography, or layout suggestions - Need design feedback or critique on an existing design - Want a quick single-page HTML prototype to show a concept ## Workflow 1. Only describe what the page/component is for and the core content — do NOT add your own design opinions (colors, fonts, layout style, etc.) unless the user explicitly specified them. 2. Run the script with the appropriate output type flag (`--html`, `--svg`, or default text). 3. Read the output file. 4. For HTML/SVG: save to the project and iterate if needed. 5. For text advice: apply the suggestions to your implementation. ## Tips - Keep the task prompt short and focused on what it is, not how it should look. - If the user didn't specify a style/color/font, don't invent one — let Gemini decide. - Only pass explicit user preferences (e.g. "dark mode", "use blue") when the user actually said so. - Chinese prompts work well — Gemini responds in the same language.
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