Add UI/UX Pro Max Cursor skill#1
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Install nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill for Cursor using uipro init --ai cursor so design-system guidance activates on UI/UX work. Ignore Python bytecode under the skill scripts. Co-authored-by: Ron Erez <ronier83@users.noreply.github.com>
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This pull request installs UI/UX Pro Max for Cursor using the official CLI (
npm install -g uipro-clithenuipro init --ai cursor).What changed
.cursor/skills/ui-ux-pro-max/withSKILL.md, design data (CSV), and Python scripts for the design system search tool..gitignorewith__pycache__/and*.py[cod]so running the skill’s Python scripts does not pollute the repo.After merge
SKILL.md.Note: The environment here used apt-installed Node/npm to run the installer; locally you can use your existing Node setup.