kami-landing

name kami-landing description Produce a print-grade single-page kami (紙 / 纸) document — warm parchment canvas, ink-blue accent, serif at one weight, no italic, no cool grays. The output reads like a professional white paper or studio one-pager, not an app UI. Multilingual by design (EN · zh-CN · ja). One self-contained HTML file, zero dependencies. triggers ["kami","紙","纸","paper one-pager","白皮书","white paper","parchment landing","editorial document","print-grade page","kami landing"] od {"category":"brand-page","surface":"web","mode":"prototype","platform":"desktop","scenario":"marketing","audience":"founders, design studios, OSS maintainers, researchers","tone":"editorial, restrained, print-first","scale":"viewport-anchored long-form single page","preview":{"type":"html","entry":"index.html","reload":"debounce-100"},"design_system":{"requires":false},"craft":{"requires":["typographic-rhythm","pixel-discipline"]}} inputs [{"id":"brand","label":"Brand identity","description":"Name, tagline, location, edition / version, primary URL."},{"id":"hero","label":"Hero / cover block","description":"Eyebrow + headline (one line, ≤ 6 words at display size) + tagline + 3 hero meta tokens."},{"id":"manifesto","label":"Manifesto paragraph + signature"},{"id":"metrics","label":"3-6 metric tiles (value · label · sub)"},{"id":"chapters","label":"3-5 numbered chapters (title + lede + body)"},{"id":"footer","label":"License · year · contact + 3-column site index"}] parameters {"output_format":{"type":"enum","values":["standalone-html"],"default":"standalone-html"},"language":{"type":"enum","values":["en","zh-CN","ja"],"default":"en","description":"Sets the primary serif stack on `:root`. EN uses Charter, zh-CN uses TsangerJinKai02 / Source Han Serif, ja uses YuMincho. Mixed-script content is allowed inline; the browser resolves per-glyph fallback automatically.\n"}} outputs [{"path":"<out>/index.html","description":"Self-contained HTML, kami CSS inlined, zero JS, zero external dependencies beyond Google Fonts."}] capabilities_required ["file-write"] example_prompt Build me a kami-style one-pager for "Lumen Field", an indie studio shipping a soundscape app for focus. Hero headline "Soundscapes for focused work.", manifesto paragraph + signature "by Lumen Field, Berlin", 3 metric tiles (12 soundscapes / 4 presets / 1 daily ritual), three numbered chapters covering the studio, the app, and the roadmap. English-language stack. kami-landing Produce a single-page document in the kami (紙 / 纸) design system. The aesthetic borrows from editorial print, technical white papers, and old typewritten correspondence — the goal is good content on good paper , not modern app UI . Design system source of truth: design-systems/kami/DESIGN.md . Read it before shipping. Tokens, type rules, the "ten invariants", and forbidden colors all live there. What you get A single self-contained HTML file with: Warm parchment canvas ( #f5f4ed ) — never #ffffff . Single chromatic accent — ink-blue ( #1B365D ), used on the section number, the headline accent word, the left rule of the manifesto, and the metric values. Anywhere else, ink-blue must cover ≤ 5% of the document surface area. Serif at one weight (500) for hierarchy — Charter (EN), TsangerJinKai02 / Source Han Serif (CN), or YuMincho (JA), selected by the language parameter. No italic anywhere. Tight print rhythm — line-heights 1.10–1.55, letter-spacing per language (0 for EN, 0.35px for CN, 0.02em for JA). Numeric stacks set in font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums so metric columns and pagination digits sit cleanly aligned. Depth via 1px rings + whisper shadows ( 0 4px 24px rgba(0,0,0,0.05) ). No hard drop shadows, no neumorphism, no backdrop-filter blurs. Tag fills as solid hex (e.g. #E4ECF5 ), never rgba() — print renderers double-paint alpha tags. Responsive at 1280 / 980 / 768 / 560. Page structure 1. Eyebrow row — locale switcher · edition · version (12px sans uppercase) 2. Hero — display headline (96–106px serif 500), tagline (21px), three hero-token chips (paper-tinted) 3. Manifesto — pull paragraph in serif 400, 20px, 1.65 LH, with ink-blue left-rule and signature footer 4. Metrics row — 3-6 cells: value (24px serif 500 ink-blue, tabular-nums), label (12px serif 500 olive) 5. Chapters — numbered (`01`, `02`, …) ink-blue serif 500 14px, section title 28-32px, body 14-15px 6. Footer — kicker word (mega serif 500), license · year · contact, three-column site index in 12px serif 500 Workflow contract 1. Gather brand brief Use AskQuestion (or equivalent) to collect the brand brief in chunks. Don't dump the whole input list on the user; ask in two rounds: Identity round — name, tagline, location, edition / version, primary URL, dominant language. Content round — manifesto paragraph + signature, 3-6 metric tiles, 3-5 chapter (title + lede + body) entries. 2. Pick the language stack The language parameter controls which --serif stack is set on :root . Pick based on the dominant language of the manifesto and chapter body copy: language --serif Notes en Charter, Georgia, Palatino, Times New Roman, serif default zh-CN TsangerJinKai02, Source Han Serif SC, Songti SC, Georgia letter-spacing 0.35px on body ja YuMincho, Hiragino Mincho ProN, Source Han Serif JP also override --olive to #4d4c48 (YuMincho strokes are thinner) Inline mixed-script content is fine — the browser per-glyph fallback chain handles it. Do not chain all three families inside one font-family declaration; that dilutes character. 3. Write index.html Output a single file with all CSS inline. Mirror the structure of example.html and use only the tokens from design-systems/kami/DESIGN.md . Do not invent new colors, weights, or font families. Component primitives the agent can drop in (all defined in the example's <style> block): .eyebrow , .label — sans-serif overlines .metric — value + label vertical pair .section-num + .section-title + .section-lede .tag.standard , .tag.brush — solid-hex tags (one brush max per page) .quote — left-rule serif 500 quote ul.dash — en-dash bullets in ink-blue .code — ivory-bg, 1px-border code block .footer-kicker — mega serif 500 word Tag every editable element with data-od-id="<unique-slug>" so the host app's comment mode can target it. 4. Self-check before delivering Page background is parchment ( #f5f4ed ), never #ffffff . Ink-blue ( #1B365D ) covers ≤ 5% of visible surface — count section numbers, the manifesto rule, the metric values, the headline accent. Total ≤ 5%. All grays are warm (R ≈ G > B). No slate-* , no #f3f4f6 . Serif weight stays at 500 — no font-weight: 700 or 900 anywhere on serif text. No font-style: italic anywhere. Emphasis swaps to ink-blue color or a .tag instead. All numeric stacks (metric values, pagination, dates, financial figures) carry font-variant-numeric: tabular-nums . All tag fills are solid hex (e.g. #E4ECF5 ), never rgba() . Shadows: at most a 1px ring or a 0 4px 24px rgba(0,0,0,0.05) whisper. No hard drop shadows. Headline ≤ 6 words at display size; CJK ≤ 8 characters. At 768px and 560px the layout collapses to one column without horizontal scroll. Files in this skill design-templates/kami-landing/ ├── SKILL.md # this contract ├── README.md # human quick-start └── example.html # canonical OpenDesign rendering Boundaries Do not invent new colors or typefaces. The kami palette is fixed; if a brief demands a brand color, push back or render the brand color as a single .tag.brush accent. Do not introduce a second accent color. Pick ink-blue or pick nothing. Do not mix all three font stacks in one declaration; pick the dominant language, override --serif on :root , and let the browser per-glyph fallback resolve mixed-script inline content. Do not use rgba() for tag fills — print renderers double-paint alpha tags. Use the pre-blended solid hex from the table in design-systems/kami/DESIGN.md §2. Do not add JavaScript for animation. The page is paper, not an app — motion belongs to the reader scrolling. See also design-systems/kami/DESIGN.md — the full token spec. design-templates/kami-deck/ — sister skill that produces a slide deck in the same kami language. Upstream: tw93/kami — original Claude skill (MIT) that the design system adapts.