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Modern Web Guidance as a starting point for my own token skills: getting agents to write better CSS

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Modern Web Guidance is a set of skills from the Chrome and Edge teams that feeds expert-written platform guidance straight into your coding agent, with Baseline compatibility data baked in. It's good, but it also has no idea what your design system looks like. This post is about how it works, how I pair it with my own token skills, why fallbacks and polyfills matter, and the honest bits about data it keeps, the licence, and that whole you're just doing Google work for free argument.

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AI or not, I’d hate to live in a world with boring UI. Building a ChatGPT App

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It’s not secret that I love a bit of beautiful UI. The web is full of creativity, experiences that we start to miss out from when using AI to look up everything. Finding information for a Metal festival and reading it in a sans-serif black/white screen is not engaging, you lose every bit of feeling, the urge to go jump in the mosh pit. I felt I had to at least try to take a look at ChatGPT apps. Is this the way forward? Some thoughts...

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