Dev has Opus curate a year of design work into an infinite canvas to train a Claude Code taste skill
RileyRalmuto · x · 2026-10-08
@RileyRalmuto shared a hands-on workflow for teaching Claude Code better taste: they had Opus go through every design system, artifact, brand kit and design lab built this year, lay everything out on an infinite canvas, then circled and marked favorites for Claude to curate into a shortlist — all as reference material for building a new "taste skill," since Claude Code's default aesthetics are stale and require constant manual adjustment. The whole curation took about 10 minutes, and the first zoom-out revealed so much material it "seemed like it would never end." A replicable pattern for turning accumulated personal work into a reusable skill.
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