Self-contained · nothing to install · MIT
Give your AI a design director.
One file, complete. Every Shine reference is inlined — the template catalog, the component contracts, the measured craft thresholds. No corpus, no terminal, no GitHub.
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Three steps
- Copy or downloadOne Markdown file with every reference inlined. Nothing else to fetch.
- Open your AI’s instructionsA project, workspace, custom assistant, or skill folder—whatever your tool calls persistent instructions.
- Paste or attachAsk the AI to follow Shine whenever it designs, builds, or audits an interface.
Honest sizing: this file is roughly 62,000 tokens. Tools that attach a file and retrieve from it handle that comfortably; a small paste-in instructions box will not. For Claude, the plugin below is the better fit—it loads one reference at a time instead of all of them.
The actual file
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Using Claude?
Download shine.plugin (160 KB) and drag it into a Claude Code or Cowork chat. It carries the same knowledge as the file above plus the 14 blueprint region maps and their authored source, and it loads one reference at a time rather than all of them at once.
Want the enforcement gates?
Both downloads give your AI Shine’s workflow and judgment. The full repository install adds the pinned design corpus, the pixel measure loop, design lint, stop hooks, and doctor checks for Codex and Cursor.