Design System Studio
Six skills for turning a product need into a coherent interface: UX framing, tokens, accessible components, landing narrative and visual verification.
From your first lines of code to product decisions. Free starters for experiments and packs to structure what comes next. Explore each collection at your own pace.
Visual foundations for building consistent interfaces.
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Six skills for turning a product need into a coherent interface: UX framing, tokens, accessible components, landing narrative and visual verification.
An original HTML and CSS starting point: a mauve palette, responsive grid, cards and buttons with visible keyboard focus.
Methods and review checkpoints for the web, AI and operations.
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Six skills for supply-chain trust, containers, secret handling, migrations, incident triage and restoration evidence, with an offline integrity checker.
Six defensive skills for instruction boundaries, tool authority, RAG isolation, abuse evaluations, data minimization and model gateway policy.
Seven security skills combining focused web reviews with an authorized pentest workflow for web, API, mobile, desktop, backend, cloud and AI applications.
An explicit workflow from scoping to a reviewed change.
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Eight skills for moving from an idea to a verifiable release: specification, architecture, a working slice, tests, refactoring, review and operational feedback.
Connect product journeys to access, data and AI use cases.
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Eight skills for designing AI SaaS boundaries: tenants, authorisation, billing, quotas, asynchronous jobs, onboarding, evaluation and recovery.
Complementary resources for preparing multiple project stages.
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All six Stellarr packs: 41 skills for design, security, authorised pentesting and application delivery with your coding assistants.
Train, search, classify and evaluate with small runnable projects.
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Compare responses against references, check explicit constraints and optionally connect a local Ollama server.
Index text and Markdown documents, then find useful passages with TF-IDF and no remote service.
Build a Naive Bayes classifier, train it on your categories and measure results on separate examples.
Train a small character neural network, inspect its loss and generate text locally with NumPy.
Explore APIs, commands and processing with readable foundations.
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A persistent local Go queue with leases, delayed retries and terminal states. A text handler demonstrates the full lifecycle without external services.
A Go JSON API with token authentication, pagination, ETag versions and graceful shutdown. Tasks stay in memory and tests cover concurrent access.
A local Rust API with health checks and an in-memory notes CRUD tested over real sockets. An educational foundation with deliberately limited HTTP support.
A Rust tool for line and word counts, Unicode text search and JSON output, with no application dependencies.
Interfaces and HTTP exchanges for trying real interactions.
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An original responsive HTML/CSS/JavaScript interface with keyboard navigation, a native dialog, disclosure sections and light, dark and system themes.
A server-sent event stream with a progress interface, client cancellation, heartbeats and bounded handling of slow connections, without a framework.
A Node.js webhook receiver with HMAC signatures, raw-body verification, bounded replay protection and local tests without runtime dependencies.
Prepare data and tasks before adding more automation.
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A local Python tool that checks columns, types, uniqueness and constraints, then produces a JSON report without copying cell contents.