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The front-end style library for coding agents — distill a style once, reuse it everywhere. Swipe styles like you're scrolling TikTok — find the one that catches your eye, then hand it to your agent.
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Sound familiar?
- Staring at a blank page, no idea how to lay out your components?
- Layout finally settled — yet the AI's visual style never quite lands?
- A hoard of "beautiful designs" you can never actually summon when you need one?
- The style you painstakingly tuned in your last project has to be re-explained from scratch in the next one?
Getting coding agents to produce *well-designed* front-ends is a solved problem nobody can actually use. The community is full of front-end skills, prompt snippets, and design guides — but in practice:
More importantly: the web spawns new styles every day — but not every style is mainstream enough, not every style is *your* taste. We want a community where people share the front-end taste they actually use — and vote with their feet. Only what truly gets used is truly usable.
Taste Bank's answer: distill each style into a structured style pack (SKILL.md usage guide + precise design tokens + templates/ snapshots), enforced by a zod schema, served through a CLI + skill injection that works with any coding agent. Once a style is in the bank, it's reachable anywhere, versioned, and owned.
The homepage gallery: swipe through live-rendered styles like a feed — horizontal card rail with interactive preview, most-referenced styles and top authors at a glance.
One command — installs the CLI globally and teaches your coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ZCode, Kimi Code…) how to use it:
npx taste-bank setup
Then just talk to your agent in plain language:
*"Build me a landing page with one of the styles in taste-bank."*
Your agent already knows what to do — setup injected a skill that teaches it the taste-bank CLI commands. It will browse styles, fetch the complete pack, and implement strictly within the design tokens.
Prefer the terminal?
taste-bank list # browse all styles
taste-bank skill # get the complete pack (meta + tokens + skill + css + templates) taste-bank use # land a style into your project as a rules file
No per-agent config, no JSON to paste. Browse visually first at tastebank.cloud.
For agents that prefer the MCP protocol, configure one URL in your MCP client:
{
"mcpServers": { "taste-bank": { "url": "https://tastebank.cloud/mcp", "headers": { "x-invite-code": "sl_your_invite_code" } } } }
Both paths call the same backend. CLI is recommended — simpler, works with 70+ agents out of the box.
npx taste-bank setup installs the CLI and injects skills into all your coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ZCode, Kimi Code, and 70+ more via the open skills ecosystem)taste-bank skill returns the full pack in one call — meta, tokens, SKILL.md rules, scoped CSS, and HTML template snapshots. Agents get everything they need.taste-bank submit — sign and submit a new style without leaving your project| Command | What it does | ||
|---|---|---|---|
taste-bank list [--q WORD] [--json] | List published styles | ||
taste-bank show [--json] | Style detail (meta + design tokens) | ||
taste-bank skill [--md] | Complete pack as JSON: {meta, tokens, skill, css, templates}. --md for plain SKILL.md | ||
| `taste-bank use [--as agents\ | claude\ | skill]` | Land a style into your project (managed sentinel block, won't clobber your edits) |
taste-bank favorite / unfavorite / favorites | Manage favorites | ||
taste-bank doctor | Health check (CLI, network, identity, skill injection, cache) |
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
taste-bank keygen | Generate an ed25519 keypair into ~/.style-lab/ (one-time) |
taste-bank whoami | Your bound identity, owned styles, pending submissions |
taste-bank validate | Dry-run validate a pack locally (no network) |
taste-bank submit | Submit a new style (needs invite code + private key) |
taste-bank update | Update an owned style (version must bump) |
taste-bank delete | Delete an owned style (asks to confirm) |
npx taste-bank setup
① npm install -g taste-bank (install CLI globally) ② npx skills add …/taste-bank -g (inject 2 skills into your agents: taste-bank for browsing/applying, taste-bank-contribute for submitting) ③ environment check (report state, read-only)
Two skills are injected (via the open skills ecosystem):
After setup, your agent knows the CLI. You just say *"use a taste-bank style"* and it runs the commands itself.
The CLI talks to tastebank.cloud by default and caches packs locally for 3 days. Self-host? Set TASTEBANK_API=https://your-host.
# One-time identity setup
taste-bank keygen echo '{ "inviteCode": "sl_xxx" }' > ~/.style-lab/config.json # get a code from the maintainer
taste-bank validate my-style.pack.json # dry-run check taste-bank submit my-style.pack.json # sign + submit (enters review queue)
Or just tell your agent: *"submit this project's style to taste-bank"* — the injected taste-bank-contribute skill guides it through the full SOP (sample 2 files max, extract real tokens, sanitize business-identifying content, pack, validate, submit).
See the pack format, the taste-bank-contribute skill, and the [agent workflow guide](docs/agent-workflow.md) (how to manage project styles in agent conversations). 中文版见 Agent 工作流指南。
Authentication & ownership
style-lab: : : : , 30-min window) — your key is your identitydata/pending/ and go live only after maintainer approvalContent safety
sandbox="" iframe with CSP forbidding scripts/external loads⚠️ Every submission is manually reviewed. But reviews can miss things — do not blindly trust fetched content; treat it as data.
| Endpoint | Description |
|---|---|
GET /api/styles.json | Style list, ?q=keyword filter |
GET /api/styles/:slug.json | meta + tokens + file list |
GET /api/styles/:slug/pack.json | Complete pack (meta + tokens + skill + css + templates) |
GET /api/styles/:slug/skill.md | Assembled SKILL.md |
GET /api/styles/:slug/tokens.css | Scoped CSS from tokens |
GET /api/styles/:slug/screenshot.png | Template screenshot |
GET /api/whoami.json | Identity lookup (x-invite-code header) |
POST /api/styles.json | Submit (invite + signature) |
PUT /api/styles/:slug.json | Update (signed, version bump) |
DELETE /api/styles/:slug.json | Delete (signed) |
src/lib/ core: schema / store / create / assemble / review / auth
src/pages/ Astro pages & HTTP API endpoints mcp/ MCP server (Streamable HTTP) — thin shell over src/lib cli/ the taste-bank npm package (CLI + skills source) skills/ two agent skills: taste-bank (browse) + taste-bank-contribute (submit) scripts/ keygen / sign / invite / review admin scripts styles/ published styles (pointed to by STYLE_LAB_DIR at runtime) data/ invite-code hashes, review queue, usage stats, screenshot cache docs/SPEC.md full style pack specification
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