tw93 open-sources Kami: a design system that makes AI-agent documents actually readable
sujingshen · x · 2026-11-05
Developer tw93 released Kami, an open-source "document design system" for AI agents, fixing the gray, inconsistent, hard-to-scan docs Claude and friends default to.
- How it works: tell Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor to make a resume, one-pager, equity report, slide deck, or social card and the skill auto-triggers — no slash command. Install via npx skills add tw93/kami or editor plugins.
- Output: polished reports, CVs, white papers, agent keynotes, and image cards for Instagram/X in eight paper colors (see samples in the tweet).
- Origin: the author got tired of ugly Claude-written stock research reports and codified typography, palette, and spacing rules one at a time; his Pake, MiaoYan, and Mole sites are all built on Kami's rules.
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