tele-ux-ui-motion-skill-mcp
This server provides AI agents with a browsable, searchable library of 198 distilled UI/UX and motion design skills across 17 categories, accessible via MCP tools for progressive design workflows.
Browse the skill library — List all top-level categories (visual-styles, brand-systems, motion, color, typography, layout, components, accessibility, design-tokens, 3d-webgl, ux-writing, ux-principles, frameworks, page-recipes, css-effects, icons, interaction) and drill into subcategories/skills using dot-separated paths.
Search by keywords — Search globally or within a category using space-separated exact keywords (case-insensitive, OR logic) to quickly find relevant skills.
Read full skill content — Retrieve complete Markdown design guides for categories or skills, including principles, patterns, and code examples (frontmatter stripped).
Inspect keywords — Get the full keyword list for a category or skill without reading the whole body, helping with precise search planning.
Get guided workflow assistance — Use
helpwith optional step numbers (1–5) to follow a progressive workflow: discovery → requirements analysis → skill search → development → testing & delivery.
Provides Apple brand design system references and UI patterns, helping AI agents build interfaces consistent with Apple's design language.
Provides CSS visual effect skills covering blur, gradients, masks, shadows, and other modern styling techniques.
Provides GSAP animation design skills, enabling AI agents to create and implement web animations using the GreenSock library.
Provides Linear brand design system references and UI/UX patterns, enabling AI agents to create interfaces inspired by Linear's product style.
Provides Stripe brand design system references and UI/UX patterns, helping AI agents design polished, Stripe-inspired interfaces.
Provides SVG icon system and icon design skills, enabling AI agents to create and select scalable vector icons.
Provides Three.js 3D design skills, allowing AI agents to build 3D scenes, shaders, and WebGL-powered effects.
Provides WebGL and 3D rendering design skills, enabling AI agents to implement shaders and GPU-accelerated visual effects.
Click on "Deploy Server".
Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.
In the chat, type
@followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@tele-ux-ui-motion-skill-mcp search for GSAP animation skills"
That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.
Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
Tele UX-UI-Motion Skill MCP
An MCP service built on Model Context Protocol that provides AI agents with the ability to browse, search, and read a UI/UX/animation design skill library.
Includes 198 design skills covering 17 domains, distilled from 10 open-source design projects.
Distilled projects:
Quick Start · Skill Library Categories · Workflow · Acknowledgments
Introduction
When building front-end interfaces, AI agents often lack systematic design knowledge—they don't know what glassmorphism is, aren't familiar with WCAG contrast requirements, and can't write animations with GSAP. The solution this project takes is to organize high-quality open-source design knowledge into structured skill files and expose them to agents through the MCP protocol, letting agents look them up on demand like consulting a dictionary.
Agents no longer need to switch back and forth between design knowledge and project code. Instead, through a progressive workflow, they gradually search, read, and apply skills, ultimately producing interfaces that meet professional design standards.
Core Capabilities
Browse — Drill down through 17 top-level categories to explore the skill library structure
Search — Search by keyword globally or within a category to quickly locate the skill you need
Read — Retrieve a skill's complete design guide, including principles, patterns, and code examples
Keyword Lookup — View all keywords covered by a skill to assist precise searching
Progressive Guidance — A 5-step agent workflow that guides the entire process from discovery to delivery
Related MCP server: AceternityUI_MCP_Server
Quick Start
Use with npx (Recommended)
No installation required; configure it directly in your MCP client:
{
"mcpServers": {
"tele-ux-ui-motion-skill-mcp": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "tele-ux-ui-motion-skill-mcp"]
}
}
}If developing from source, install the local package globally first:
npm install -g .; after that, thenpxconfiguration is identical to the official release.
Local Development
git clone <repo-url>
cd tele-ux-ui-motion-skill-mcp
npm install
npm run build
npm startEnvironment Variables
Variable | Description | Default |
| Custom skills directory path |
|
Skill Library Categories
Category | Domain |
| UI visual styles (glassmorphism, neumorphism, brutalism, etc.) |
| Brand-level design system references (Stripe, Linear, Apple, etc.) |
| Animation and motion design, including GSAP |
| Color systems, palettes, contrast, dark mode |
| Font pairing, type scale, text layout |
| Layout structure, spacing, grids, composition |
| Component design patterns and anatomy |
| WCAG, ARIA, keyboard operation, inclusive design |
| Design token architecture (primitive → semantic → component) |
| Three.js, WebGL, shaders, 3D effects |
| Tone of voice, microcopy, content design |
| UX heuristic evaluation, design review, anti-slop |
| Framework-specific implementation patterns |
| Page-level design recipes (landing pages, dashboards, login) |
| CSS visual effects (blur, gradients, masks, shadows) |
| Icon systems, SVG, icon selection |
| Micro-interactions, hover states, feedback |
Workflow
Agents using this service follow a progressive 5-step workflow. At each step, use help(step=N) to get detailed guidance for the corresponding stage:
Step 1 发现与探索 → 列出所有类别,建立全局认知
Step 2 需求分析 → 分析用户需求,用专业词汇描述方案,与用户确认
Step 3 技能检索 → 提取关键词,全局 + 迭代检索,建立技能清单
Step 4 开发执行 → 制定计划表,按序读取技能并开发
Step 5 测试与交付 → 检查测试工具,验证产出,交付结果Tech Stack
Language: TypeScript
Runtime: Node.js >= 18
MCP SDK:
@modelcontextprotocol/sdkTransport: stdio
Development
npm run build # 编译 TypeScript 并拷贝静态文件到 dist/
npm run dev # 监听模式编译
npm start # 启动服务Acknowledgments
This project's skill content is distilled from the following 10 open-source projects. Thanks to the original authors for their generous sharing:
Project | License |
MIT | |
CC0 1.0 | |
MIT | |
MIT | |
MIT | |
MIT | |
MIT | |
MIT | |
MIT | |
MIT |
License
This project is open source under the MIT license. The skill content follows the open-source licenses of the respective original projects (MIT / CC0 1.0).
Available Tools
5 toolshelpA
Get usage instructions and recommended workflow. IMPORTANT: This MCP server MUST be used for ANY task involving interface development, UI/UX design, animation, visual styling, motion design, page layout, color, typography, or any frontend visual work. Always start by calling help with step=1 to get the progressive workflow guide. Pass step=1 on first use; subsequent calls with step=2 through 5 return stage-specific guidance. Without a step, returns the full overview document.
Inputs: step.
keywordsA
Retrieve the full keywords array for a specific category or skill. For a category path (e.g. 'color'), returns keywords from its SKILL.md. For a skill path (e.g. 'color.color-blind'), returns keywords from that skill file. Useful for understanding what terms a skill covers without reading the full content.
Inputs: path (required).
listA
List all top-level categories, or list subcategories and skills within a specific category. Use this to explore the skill library structure. Call without arguments to see all categories; pass a dot-separated path (e.g. 'color' or 'motion.gsap') to drill into a category.
Inputs: category.
readA
Read the full content of a specific skill or category. For a category path, returns the SKILL.md body text plus a list of its children. For a skill path, returns the skill's Markdown body text. Frontmatter metadata is stripped. IMPORTANT: Always call help first if unsure how to use the library.
Inputs: path (required).
searchA
Search for categories or skills by keywords. Each keyword is matched exactly (case-insensitive) against the keywords array in each file. Any keyword match returns the item (OR logic). Without a category, searches globally across all category SKILL.md files. With a category, searches within that category's skills and subcategories.
Inputs: keywords (required), category.
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TDQS
Scored across 5 tools
Each tool has a distinct role: list browses the category tree, search finds by keyword, read retrieves full content, keywords returns metadata, and help provides usage guidance. There is minimal overlap, and descriptions clearly differentiate the discovery tools from the retrieval tools.
Most tools use simple, single-word verb names: list, search, read, and help. The noun-form 'keywords' breaks the pattern slightly, but the naming is still simple, predictable, and not confusing.
Five tools is well-scoped for a skill-library browser: discovery, search, retrieval, metadata access, and help. Each tool serves a clear purpose without redundancy or unnecessary surface area.
For a read-only skill library, the surface is complete: agents can navigate, search, read, inspect keywords, and get workflow guidance. There are no obvious missing operations because the server is not expected to modify or create skills.
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