Color Expert
Use this skill to name a palette and check contrast.
- Open source
- skills.sh
Free and open source. The skill file stays on skills.sh. Uwarp does not host it.
OKLCH palettes with contrast checks and names you can use in a design system. Brand Guidelines applies Anthropic's colors. This skill builds a palette of your own.
Reviewed Oct 29, 2026
Runs in
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Codex
Generates with
- Host agent LLM
Uses tools
- OKLCH
What you get
- OKLCH palettes with contrast checks and names you can use in a design system.
- A result you can keep editing after the agent stops.
- The skill file stays on skills.sh.
Good fit
- A product that needs named colors, not a one-off hex.
- Pairs you will check for contrast.
- A designer who will review the result before it is published.
Not for
- Anthropic's brand colors, which belong in Brand Guidelines.
- A photograph retouch.
- Hosting the skill file on Uwarp. It stays on skills.sh.
- Web
- Color
- Open source
About this Skill
Listed on skills.sh as nexu-io/open-design/color-expert. You say Build an OKLCH palette for this product and name each step.
How it works
1. Open the listing
Install from the skills.sh page for nexu-io/open-design/color-expert. Uwarp does not host the file.
2. Bring the brief
The brand mood and the text and background pairs that must meet contrast.
3. Compare with a finished template
Brand Guidelines applies Anthropic's colors. This skill builds a palette of your own.
When a Skillry template fits better
Brand Guidelines applies Anthropic's colors. This skill builds a palette of your own.
What you need before you start
Summarized from the skills.sh listing for Color Expert. The skill file stays there.
- You bring
- The brand mood and the text and background pairs that must meet contrast.
- Dependencies
- An agent that can load skills from skills.sh, such as Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex.
- Outside costs
- The skill is free. Model calls are billed by the agent host, not by Uwarp.
- Last tested
- Listed on skills.sh as of Oct 29, 2026. Agents named there include Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.