Atomic Design Molecules

What it does

This skill generates reusable UI molecule components based on textual descriptions, following Atomic Design principles. Molecules are functional groups of atoms that work together as a unit to perform a specific task within a user interface. The skill helps accelerate design system development by providing pre-built and structured molecule implementations.

When to use it

• When building a new design system from scratch.
• To quickly prototype UI elements for testing and iteration.
• When needing reusable components that combine multiple atomic elements (atoms).
• For standard form fields, navigation items, display elements, or action buttons within an application.

Key capabilities

• Generates molecule components composed solely of atoms.
• Supports various molecule types including: Form Molecules, Navigation Molecules, Display Molecules, and Action Molecules.
• Provides complete implementation examples for common molecules like FormField.
• Adheres to the principles of single purpose, functional units, reusability, and minimal statefulness in component design.

Example prompts

• "Create a Form Field molecule with label 'Email', input field, and error message."
• "Generate a Navigation Item molecule with an icon, text, and indicator."
• "Build a Card Header molecule with a title, subtitle, and action button."

Tips & gotchas

• The generated code assumes the existence of pre-defined atom components (Label, Input, Typography). Ensure these are available in your project.
• This skill focuses on generating molecule implementations, not complete design systems or UI frameworks.