wlilo-design-system

name: wlilo-design-system description: "Use when you need the WLILO look (White Leather + Industrial Luxury Obsidian) across HTML, SVG, and jsgui3. Covers token schema, palette, and how to write back design learnings so other agents reuse them. Triggers: wlilo, white leather, industrial luxury, obsidian, design system, palette, theme tokens, diagram styling."

Skill: WLILO Design System (White Leather + Industrial Luxury Obsidian)

Triggers

• "WLILO", "white leather", "industrial luxury", "obsidian", "design system", "palette", "theme tokens", "UI chrome"

WLILO acronym

WLILO = White Leather + Industrial Luxury Obsidian.

Scope

Use this Skill to:

• Apply WLILO consistently across HTML/CSS, inline/build-time SVG, and jsgui3 controls.
• Convert “make it feel WLILO” into a small, repeatable token set.
• Improve repo memory: when you learn a reusable design rule, write it back (Skills/Patterns/Lessons).

Out of scope:

• Pixel-perfect design reviews (ask for screenshots / run capture scripts when needed)
• Large rebrands (create a dedicated design session)

Inputs

• Target surface: html, svg, jsgui3 (one or more)
• Embedding mode for SVG: file/img (build-time variants) vs inline (CSS variables possible)
• Constraints: contrast/readability, collision-free diagrams, performance (control counts)

Procedure

0) Memory load + user-visible feedback (required)

1. Read:
   • docs/guides/WLILO_STYLE_GUIDE.md
2. If the task is SVG heavy, also read:
   • docs/agi/skills/svg-theme-system/SKILL.md
   • docs/agi/skills/svg-collisions/SKILL.md

Then emit a 1–2 line summary so the user can see what you loaded:

• 🧠 Memory pull (for this task) — Skills=wlilo-design-system, svg-theme-system | Sessions=<n> hits | Guides=WLILO_STYLE_GUIDE | I/O≈<in>→<out>
• Back to the task: <task description>

1) Use a small token schema (don’t freestyle colors)

Recommended tokens (minimum viable):

• --wlilo-bg (leather)
• --wlilo-panel (obsidian)
• --wlilo-border (panel border)
• --wlilo-text / --wlilo-text-muted
• --wlilo-accent-gold
• --wlilo-accent-blue (optional CTA)

Reference palette values live in docs/guides/WLILO_STYLE_GUIDE.md.

2) Apply tokens per surface

HTML/CSS (recommended default)

• Define tokens in :root (or a theme scope class).
• Apply WLILO via semantic classes (panels, headers, separators) rather than per-element inline styles.

SVG

• If SVG is used via <img> / markdown: prefer build-time variants (one SVG per theme).
• If SVG is inlined: define CSS variables inside <defs><style> and reference via fill="var(--wlilo-...)".

jsgui3

• Prefer classes + CSS over inline styles.
• Keep controls lean (avoid rendering 1000s of micro-controls for purely decorative chrome).

3) Validate

• SVG diagrams: node tools/dev/svg-collisions.js <file> --strict
• If UI code changed: run the smallest relevant checks/*.check.js and a focused Jest suite.

4) Write back (how Skills “get better”)

Skills don’t auto-improve; agents make them better by updating docs.

After finishing a WLILO-related task:

• If you discovered a reusable rule, append a short entry to:
  • docs/agi/PATTERNS.md (preferred) or docs/agi/LESSONS.md
• If you discovered a repeatable workflow, update this Skill (tight + SOP-focused).
• Capture evidence commands in the active session’s WORKING_NOTES.md.

Anti-Patterns to Avoid

• Freestyling Colors: Using hardcoded hex values (#fff, #000) instead of the --wlilo-* CSS variables.
• Overcrowding: Putting too many obsidian panels inside each other, destroying the "white leather" negative space.

References

• WLILO style guide: docs/guides/WLILO_STYLE_GUIDE.md
• SVG theming: docs/agi/skills/svg-theme-system/SKILL.md
• SVG validation: docs/agi/skills/svg-collisions/SKILL.md