If you've used Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot for any real amount of frontend work, you've probably noticed the same thing I did: the code is fast to produce, but it's inconsistent. One component has a proper aria-label, the next one doesn't. One image has explicit dimensions, the next one causes a layout shift. One PR follows your folder convention, the next one invents a new one.
You can fix this one prompt at a time: "make this accessible," "optimize this for Core Web Vitals", "follow our conventions", but that only works if you remember to ask, every time, for every file. So I turned it into a rule set the AI reads automatically instead.
What it is
frontend-standard-skills is an open-source collection of installable AI skills — one per frontend stack — that make Claude Code, Cursor, and any other AI coding tool produce accessible, performant, and consistent frontend code without you having to re-prompt for it every time.
Point it at a project and it installs a strict, opinionated, enforceable rule set covering:
