TasteSkill v2 hands a coding agent an art director
Leon Lin rebuilt TasteSkill from scratch. v2 gives a coding agent an art direction, assets, and a browser check, so the UI can be judged instead of merely generated.
Leon Lin rebuilt TasteSkill from scratch and shipped v2 as a skill you install with one npx command. The job description is specific: give a coding agent an art direction, a set of assets, and a browser check that looks at the work after it is done.
That last piece is the one that changes the complaint. "It looks like AI" usually means nobody with taste was in the loop, and nobody looked. A direction without a check is a moodboard. A check without a direction is a linter. v2 is trying to be both, and the post is a strip of examples rather than a README.
The examples are the right evidence. A skill either moves the pixels or it doesn't, and you can see the before in every other generated interface you have closed this week.

Leon Lin
@LexnLin
We rebuilt TasteSkill from scratch And today we are introducing TasteSkill v2 v2 gives your coding agent an art direction, assets and a browser check to verify its work npx skills add Leonxlnx/taste-skill check out more examples below! https://t.co/coX4St1t3a
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