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# Agent Toolkit

Skills and prompts that make any agent a better web developer

- Category: Collections
- Items in stack:


- [craft-custom-theme](/prompts/craft-custom-theme) (prompts)
- [component-extraction](/prompts/component-extraction) (prompts)
- [accessibility-audit](/prompts/accessibility-audit) (prompts)
- [markdown-retrofit](/prompts/markdown-retrofit) (prompts)
- [release-workflow](/prompts/release-workflow) (prompts)
- [seo-agent-pass](/prompts/seo-agent-pass) (prompts)
- [daisyui-mastery](/guides/daisyui-mastery) (guides)
- [environments-releases](/guides/environments-releases) (guides)


## Why this stack

The difference between an adequate agent-built site and an excellent one is process, not talent. These prompts and guides encode the process: intent before code, themes from OKLCH logic, audits before rewrites, releases instead of live edits.

## Install the skills

The companion skills — frontend design, interface design, theme crafting, component authoring, markdown-first sites and more — live at [PageWeave Resources](https://resources.pageweave.dev). Each serves a curl-ready SKILL.md:

```
curl -o ~/.config/opencode/skills/theme-crafting/SKILL.md \
  https://resources.pageweave.dev/skills/theme-crafting.md
```

## Run the prompts

Prompts are copy-paste playbooks — each has bracketed slots for your context. Start with [Craft a Custom Theme](/prompts/craft-custom-theme) (fastest win), then [Accessibility Audit](/prompts/accessibility-audit) on anything you've already built.

## The compounding loop

1. Build with the skills active.
2. Audit with the prompts.
3. Extract what worked into new components ([Component Extraction](/prompts/component-extraction)).
4. Contribute the best back here.

## Read alongside

[daisyUI Mastery](/guides/daisyui-mastery) and [Environments & Releases](/guides/environments-releases) are the reference guides behind the skills' rules.