BuildHub Skill

It names the effect you can only describe.

Put it in your agent. As the agent works, it tells you the term: this is a Tooltip, that is a skeleton screen, and each one opens a page you can play with. You never have to ask what it is called.

  • 334 term entries
  • 143 with a live demo
  • 1 line to install

When I hover this button, show a small hint explaining what it does.

Done: hovering or keyboard focus now shows Download. That short hint is usually a TooltipTooltipExplain a compact control with a short text labelOpen entry.

Hover the term, or Tab to it with the keyboard

About a minute

Paste this to your agent

The agent opens the repository, finds skills/buildhub and installs it. No commands required.

https://github.com/one-person-lab/build-hub

Install the skills/buildhub Skill from this repository.

Prefer a command? Copy this:

npx skills add https://github.com/one-person-lab/build-hub --skill buildhub

Function 1 · Say it precisely

Vague words in, a request you can send straight out

It only adds the terms that matter. It keeps your intent and never picks a framework, a component library or parameters for you.

What you said

Make this button change colour on hover, and give it some feedback when I press it.

What you can send

Add Hover and Active states to the button, and use a Transition so the change feels smooth.

Function 2 · It brings it up

You do not have to ask what it is called

When your wording is ambiguous or missing a precise noun, it picks the 1 to 3 terms that matter from this turn and explains each in one line, inside the task you are on.

You

I want this setting to apply as soon as I change it, without a second click on Save.

Agent

This wants a Switch: two states, on and off, applied immediately. If the user has to adjust several fields and confirm once, this is the wrong pattern.

  • The first mention of a term links to its BuildHub entry
  • Explanations stay with the task, no dictionary definitions
  • At most 3 terms in one reply

Why it can name things

Guess first, then verify

It does not throw your sentence at a search box. It infers candidate terms, then checks them against the site in one pass.

Unverified stays out

It only links to entry pages that really exist on BuildHub. A candidate that misses is left out rather than invented.

Plain files all the way

The skill and its script live in the repository. Read them, change them. No runtime, no black box, no lock-in.

When what you need is a reference rather than a noun:SkillsPromptsUI samples