Quiet Ink
quiet-ink
Calm, exact, near-monochrome. One cobalt accent, hairline borders, almost no shadow.
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- SKILLS
- 39 SKILLS · 21 PRESETS
Design skills for your agent.
A skill tells the agent how to build one kind of design, or which visual language to speak. Pego picks them from your prompt, or you name one.
Design skills
One per kind of design. It drives structure: sizes, sections, states and flow.
Dashboards and data screens
Analytics, admin panels, tables and KPI screens with honest charts built from Pego shapes.
pego://skills/dashboard
Slide decks
Presentation decks at 1920x1080: one idea per slide, readable from the back row.
pego://skills/slides
Design systems
Tokens as variables, reusable components with instances and overrides, documented on the canvas.
pego://skills/design-system
Social media graphics
Posts, stories, carousels and banners at exact platform sizes with strong focal points.
pego://skills/social-media
Brand identity
Logo explorations, wordmark and symbol lockups, color and type specimens, usage on light and dark.
pego://skills/brand-identity
Landing page
Single conversion page: one promise, proof, one action. Distinctive hero, varied section rhythm, specific copy.
pego://skills/landing-page
Web app
Functional product UI: app shell, one dominant region, real states, deliberate density, tables and forms.
pego://skills/web-app
Mobile app
390x844 app screens: safe areas, status bar, tab bar, thumb-reachable actions, list rows, one intent per screen.
pego://skills/mobile-app
Marketing site
Multi-page product or company site: home, pricing, about, blog index, contact, built on one shared system.
pego://skills/marketing-site
Style skills
Visual languages from design history. They drive type, color and composition.
Bauhaus
Weimar/Dessau school style: primary colors, circle-triangle-square, bold bars, asymmetric grid, lowercase geometric sans.
pego://skills/bauhaus
De Stijl
Dutch neoplasticism: orthogonal grid of thick black lines, flat red/yellow/blue/white planes, asymmetric balance.
pego://skills/de-stijl
Russian Constructivism
Soviet 1919-1930s propaganda modernism: red, black and cream, steep diagonals, heavy bars, photomontage, condensed grotesque.
pego://skills/russian-constructivism
Art Deco
1920s-30s glamour: symmetry, stepped and radiating geometry, black and gold, thin-line ornament, elegant display type.
pego://skills/art-deco
Art Nouveau
c. 1890-1910 organic ornament: whiplash curves, botanical borders, framed poster figures, muted earthy palette.
pego://skills/art-nouveau
Italian Futurism
Speed and noise on paper: words in freedom, mixed sizes and angles, force lines, bold primaries and black.
pego://skills/italian-futurism
Swiss / International Typographic Style
Objective, grid-built layouts: asymmetry, flush-left sans-serif type, strong scale contrast, plenty of white, content-led structure.
pego://skills/swiss-international
Dieter Rams / Braun / Ulm functionalism
Less but better: quiet, honest, self-explanatory interfaces with neutral tones, one small signal color, precise detail and zero decoration.
pego://skills/dieter-rams
Mid-century modern
1945-1970 optimism: flat cut-paper shapes, warm earthy palettes with teal and mustard, playful geometry, Futura-era type and honest materials.
pego://skills/mid-century-modern
Japanese minimalism (MUJI, Hara, Tanaka)
Emptiness as a vessel for the viewer's imagination: ma, white, quiet type, restrained natural colors, one clear idea per view.
pego://skills/japanese-minimalism
Scandinavian / Nordic functionalism
Democratic, warm functionalism: light neutral rooms, natural materials, soft geometry, humane type, and a single bold Marimekko-like pattern as accent.
pego://skills/scandinavian
Polish Poster School
One surprising metaphor, painterly or cut shapes, hand-drawn lettering and bold color; poster as art instead of advertising.
pego://skills/polish-poster-school
Memphis (Sottsass, Du Pasquier)
Memphis Group 1981: loud laminate colors, pattern on pattern, primitive geometric shapes, playful asymmetry. Fun with a rigid structure underneath.
pego://skills/memphis
Postmodern New Wave (Weingart, Greiman, Emigre)
Swiss-trained rebellion: layered type at odd angles, stepped baselines, bitmap-era faces, and the grid used then deliberately broken. Structured chaos.
pego://skills/postmodern-new-wave
Grunge typography (Carson, Ray Gun, Brody)
Early 90s expressive print: torn, overprinted, hand-made type and photocopy rawness, with feeling placed ahead of polish. Used for music, youth and culture, with calm body copy.
pego://skills/grunge-typography
Psychedelic (San Francisco posters)
1965-68 San Francisco concert posters: melting, space-filling lettering, vibrating complementary colors, symmetry and ornament. Hypnotic display, readable details.
pego://skills/psychedelic
Y2K and Frutiger Aero
Late 90s to early 2010s optimism: glossy glass, translucent blues and greens, bubbles, clean humanist sans, and a hopeful nature-plus-technology mood.
pego://skills/y2k-frutiger-aero
Retro-futurism and vaporwave
Yesterday's tomorrow: Space Age and Googie optimism, atompunk posters and 80s-90s synth and vaporwave irony. Controlled palette, geometric order, no neon-on-black default.
pego://skills/retro-futurism-vaporwave
Skeuomorphism
Interface elements that borrow the look of physical objects (leather, paper, brushed metal, glossy buttons), used with restraint for one signature object.
pego://skills/skeuomorphism
Flat design
Metro and iOS 7 era: no gloss, no bevels, bold solid color and typography as structure, with enough signifiers to stay usable.
pego://skills/flat-design
Material Design 3
Material 3 / Material You: tonal color roles, a shape scale, a type scale and elevation by surface tone, applied as a system rather than a look.
pego://skills/material-design
Neumorphism
Soft UI where elements look extruded from or pressed into one surface. Mostly an accessibility trap: use for one or two decorative controls only.
pego://skills/neumorphism
Glassmorphism
Translucent frosted layers over color. Pego has no blur, so this skill gives an honest opacity approximation or advises a solid card.
pego://skills/glassmorphism
Neo-brutalism
Thick black outlines, hard offset shadows and raw saturated color blocks: playful, loud, and easy to build in Pego with offset rectangles.
pego://skills/neo-brutalism
Brutalist web
Raw, HTML-like pages: system-style fonts, exposed structure, hairline rules, default-link blue, no polish, deliberately honest about the medium.
pego://skills/brutalist-web
Bento grid
Modular tile layout of unequal rounded cells, Apple keynote style: one dominant tile, supporting tiles, consistent gaps.
pego://skills/bento-grid
Editorial magazine
Magazine typography and grids on screen: display serif headlines, a strong multi-column system, pull quotes, captions and deliberate pacing.
pego://skills/editorial-magazine
Teenage Engineering / instrument panel UI
Screens that read like a portable synth: grey panels, numbered keys, encoders, small black screens with dot-matrix numbers, printed labels and one signal orange.
pego://skills/teenage-engineering
Core skills
Always on. Anti-slop and polish rules applied to every design.
Style presets
Ready-made visual systems: fonts, type scale, colors, radius and spacing as variables. The agent picks one when your file has no look yet.
Warm Editorial
warm-editorial
Magazine-like and human. Cream paper, ink text, one terracotta accent, serif headlines.
Newsreader + Hanken Grotesk
Midnight Product
midnight-product
Focused dark UI for software people live in. Deep neutral surfaces, one teal accent.
Manrope + Inter
Terminal Green
terminal-green
Hacker-clean and technical. Near-black, monospaced headings, phosphor green used sparingly.
IBM Plex Mono + IBM Plex Sans
Soft Bento
soft-bento
Friendly and tactile. Rounded white tiles of different sizes on a warm sand page, one plum accent.
Outfit + DM Sans
Bold Block
bold-block
Loud and playful. Flat saturated yellow, thick black strokes, hard offset shapes, one violet block.
Archivo Black + Archivo
Forest Sage
forest-sage
Grounded and trustworthy. Pale sage backgrounds, deep green accent, soft serif headings.
Fraunces + Karla
Carbon Dense
carbon-dense
Compact, data-first, instrument-panel dark gray with an orange signal color.
Inter
Swiss Grid
swiss-grid
Rational and poster-like. White page, black type, hairline rules, one signal red.
Instrument Sans
Newsprint
newsprint
Dense and editorial like a broadsheet. Gray-beige stock, black ink, serif body, navy accent.
Libre Franklin + Source Serif 4
Studio Minimal
studio-minimal
Gallery-quiet and spacious. Warm off-white, soft charcoal text, a single olive-lime accent.
Bricolage Grotesque + Hanken Grotesk
Warm Craft
warm-craft
Handmade and cozy. Kraft-paper tones, burgundy accent, chunky serif, stamped details.
Young Serif + Nunito
Clinical Light
clinical-light
Clean, reassuring, precise. Cool white, soft blue-gray, one teal accent.
Public Sans
Data Dense Dark
data-dense-dark
Cool navy-black analytics workspace for long sessions. Blue-gray panels, one electric blue accent.
Inter Tight + Inter
Playful Rounded
playful-rounded
Cheerful and bubbly. Soft pink canvas, aubergine text, fuchsia accent, very round shapes.
Fredoka + Nunito
Architectural
architectural
Monumental and exacting. Charcoal concrete, hairline drafting lines, one signal yellow.
Jost + Work Sans
Botanical
botanical
Lush and elegant. Deep fern green, cream text, dusty-rose accent, delicate serif.
Cormorant Garamond + Mulish
Nordic Calm
nordic-calm
Quiet, cool and functional. Pale blue-gray, slate text, slate-blue accent, simple geometry.
Albert Sans
High Contrast Mono
high-contrast-mono
Uncompromising black on white, built for legibility. Thick outlines, no hue accent.
Atkinson Hyperlegible
Sunlit Pastel
sunlit-pastel
Warm, airy and optimistic. Peach and cream washes, cocoa text, one mustard accent.
Poppins + Nunito Sans
Field Instrument
field-instrument
A portable instrument panel. Aluminium-grey body, black keys, one signal orange, thin lowercase type and dot-matrix numbers.
Noto Sans JP
No skill or preset matches “”.
Try a kind of design, like dashboard or slides, or a style, like swiss or memphis.
USE A SKILL
Name it in your prompt.
Pego suggests skills from what you ask for. To pick one yourself, name the kind and the style. Every skill is also an MCP resource your agent can read.
# once: connect Pego to your agent $ claude mcp add --transport http pego http://127.0.0.1:4519/mcp $ claude > design a landing page for a coffee roaster, bauhaus style read pego://skills/landing-page read pego://skills/bauhaus get_style swiss-grid ✓ Hero, menu and visit sections on the canvas.