designer-skills
Design skills for the agent era, written so an AI agent can actually use them. 241 skills and 91 commands across 33 plugins, in five collections.
View on GitHubFelt Labs is where it all comes together — the open-source craft on Owl·Listener, the weekly thinking on MC Percolates, and the discipline of designing the relationship between humans and a new kind of intelligence.
Seventeen repos. Hundreds of skills. One discipline. Drop them into Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor — anywhere a coding agent reads SKILL.md — and watch the agent reach for the right craft at the right moment.
Browse the collectionDesign skills for the agent era, written so an AI agent can actually use them. 241 skills and 91 commands across 33 plugins, in five collections.
View on GitHub44 skills for designing AI products specifically — alignment reasoning, evaluation, agent orchestration, prompt architecture, model interaction.
View on GitHubAccessibility before the code review. 40 skills, 18 commands across 6 plugins — cognitive load, adaptive interfaces, inclusive research, accessibility decisions.
View on GitHubAn agent design team you control. Ten agents that run an inclusive design process while you direct — your skills, amplified.
View on GitHubMC Dean is an Australian designer and researcher based in London, working on human–AI interaction. She is a Staff Designer at Google, leading design strategy across AI-powered shopping experiences. She holds a PhD in Conversational AI (2011), with early empirical work on sycophancy and reward hacking in chatbot systems — findings that anticipated core questions in modern AI alignment.
Her earlier career spans Google Maps, six years at Atlassian, and Trustpilot, where she was VP of Design and Research. She writes Percolates, a weekly Substack on design and AI, speaks internationally on AI and design (including Chatham House), and is working on a book, Simmerdin.
Felt Labs works from one thesis: alignment is a design problem. How AI behaves, what it feels like to work with, and whether people can trust it are questions of design, not just engineering.
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