Lesz-Xi

Twin Sparrow Japanese Design — Design skill for Claude Code

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Two retained surface principles for Twin-Sparrow product/UI work: a minimal-spacing hierarchy (hairlines and ma over boxes and elevation) and a quiet hover-button effect.

How to install Twin Sparrow Japanese Design

Installs to ~/.claude/skills/lesz-xi-companion-adapter-twin-sparrow-japanese-design/SKILL.md

Terminal
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/lesz-xi-companion-adapter-twin-sparrow-japanese-design && curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Lesz-Xi/companion-adapter/HEAD/commands/twin-sparrow-japanese-design.md -o ~/.claude/skills/lesz-xi-companion-adapter-twin-sparrow-japanese-design/SKILL.md

Restart Claude Code, or start a new session, for it to be picked up.

What Twin Sparrow Japanese Design does


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/twin-sparrow-japanese-design

Apply the **japanese-design** skill from the Twin-Sparrow skill registry.

Usage

/twin-sparrow-japanese-design $ARGUMENTS

If arguments are given, treat them as

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Full documentation available on GitHub

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