Can I add my own color resources to the collection?

Yes, new files can be added following the structure in MAINTENANCE.md and then indexed.

Is this skill tied to a specific agent framework?

It works with any agent that supports loading markdown skill files and can read a local directory.

How often is the reference material updated?

Updates depend on the maintainer discovering and processing new resources.

meodai/skill.color-expert

Turn any coding agent into a reliable color science specialist.

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Updated 2026-06-16

meodai/skill.color-expert GitHub repository

What is meodai/skill.color-expert?

The skill provides three layers that agents activate on demand: a concise SKILL.md file with essential guidelines and corrections, an INDEX.md lookup table, and 144 detailed reference files covering historical color science, modern research, and practical techniques.

Resources are processed automatically—videos are transcribed and summarized, PDFs converted, websites scraped, and tools catalogued—so the agent can answer questions at the right depth without leaving the workspace.

It is intended for developers who regularly work with color in code, design tools, generative art, or data visualization and want their agent to handle color decisions confidently.

What you can build with meodai/skill.color-expert

Palette and ramp creation

Ask the agent to generate perceptually uniform color ramps or harmonious palettes using documented libraries like Culori or OKLAB.

Color theory explanations

Receive clear answers on hue, value, chroma, simultaneous contrast, or accessibility formulas drawn from the curated references.

Tool and library selection

Get recommendations for the right color library or algorithm based on the specific constraints of a project.

Install meodai/skill.color-expert

Quick start

npx skills add meodai/skill.color-expert

1Clone the repository into your agent's skills folder.
2Ensure the agent can read SKILL.md on activation.
3Place the references folder alongside it so the index remains accessible.
4Run the provided trigger and task evals to verify behavior.
5Start a session and ask a color-related coding question to test retrieval.