leonxlnx

A deep dive into the skill files that fight AI slop with dials, bans, audits, and weirdly specific frontend rules.

A deep dive into the timing loop, manual DOM updates, and design discipline behind a screen that feels mechanical, not decorative.

Leonxlnx reconstructs the layered prompt architecture behind Claude Code, and shows why the real breakthrough is separation, not just scale.

A close look at how SmoothUI packages motion, Tailwind, and copy-paste ergonomics into a system that feels designed for modern frontend teams and AI-assisted coding.

A deep dive into a TypeScript UI library that bends, splits, and springs light into a convincing glass material.

A single-file WebGL project uses noise, raymarching-style tricks, and a clean light-mode palette to turn fluid rendering into a portable design artifact.

A monochrome Next.js starter that uses one client-side orchestration layer to control preload, scroll motion, texture, and timing like a carefully cued performance.

Bills, cards, coins, and wallets get their depth from HTML, CSS, Canvas, and math, not from a heavyweight graphics stack.

A small Next.js experiment that turns parallax, masking, and particle recycling into a convincing illusion of depth.

A zero-dependency gradient studio that uses state syncing, blend modes, and one very smart aurora trick to make simple math look cinematic.

A raw WebGL simulation, a glassmorphism control panel, and a reactive theme system packed into a single HTML file.

A Next.js showcase where <code>.agent/skills/taste-skill/SKILL.md</code> acts like a design system for the coder, not just the interface.

A single HTML document, a looping WebM, and one state change are enough to sell Arcane as a serious product before the product exists.

An open-source Convex app that turns speculative release dates into a self-contained economy, with pool-based pricing, daily coin claims, and creator-run resolution.

Leonxlnx/animated-login turns a routine sign-in screen into a tiny puppet theater built from vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

A conversational editor that turns raw markdown into structured articles by forcing every section to justify itself.

An open-source frontend anti-slop framework built around portable `SKILL.md` files, tunable dials, and specialized variants that steer agents away from generic UI.

How a 5MB Tauri desktop app uses Rust and vanilla JavaScript to turn AI prompt management into a system-level reflex.

How a clever network proxy and on-the-fly bundle patching turned Anthropic's locked-down terminal client into a universal, local-first AI agent.