By rp4ri
A virtual design team for Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, and Copilot — powered by Design Studio. Assembles specialist roles — UI designer, UX researcher, content designer, Figma expert, data viz, email, social, motion, presentation, brand strategy, illustration, video, conversational, spatial, compliance, and more — for any design task. 26 roles, 60 commands, 13,800+ lines of expert design knowledge. Your agency's design brain, inside your terminal.
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Generate A/B test design variants from an existing Figma screen — alternate layouts, CTA placements, color treatments, and copy variations.
Full WCAG AA accessibility audit on an HTML file — contrast ratios, keyboard navigation, semantic HTML, ARIA usage, touch targets, and label associations.
Generate a complete brand kit from a logo and 1-2 brand colors — full palette, type scale, icon style, component tokens, and Figma styles.
Define or audit a brand — positioning, visual identity system, voice and tone, and brand architecture.
Design a chart or data visualization — selects the right chart type, applies accessible color palettes, adds annotations, and outputs production-ready HTML/CSS/JS
Use this agent to run a comprehensive WCAG AA accessibility audit on a design. Trigger when reviewing designs for accessibility, checking contrast ratios, testing keyboard navigation, or validating semantic HTML. Also trigger proactively after building any user-facing UI. <example> Context: User just finished building a new page user: "Check if this page is accessible" assistant: "I'll run the accessibility auditor to do a comprehensive WCAG AA audit." <commentary> User explicitly asks for accessibility review, trigger the auditor. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: Assistant just built a component and wants to verify quality user: "Build me a signup form" assistant: "Here's the signup form. Let me also run an accessibility audit in the background." <commentary> Proactively audit new UI for accessibility issues. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants to check WCAG compliance user: "Does this meet WCAG AA standards?" assistant: "I'll use the accessibility auditor agent to check against all WCAG AA criteria." <commentary> Specific WCAG compliance question triggers the specialist auditor. </commentary> </example>
Use this agent to run a structured 3-pass UX critique — heuristics, accessibility, and content quality. Trigger when the user wants a thorough pre-launch design review, when designs need a second opinion before stakeholder presentation, or when audit depth needs to exceed a single-pass review. <example> Context: User wants a thorough review before stakeholder presentation user: "Give me a thorough critique of this design before I show it to stakeholders" assistant: "I'll use the design-critic agent to run a 3-pass critique — heuristics, accessibility, and content." <commentary> High-stakes review request — use the structured multi-pass critic agent. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants a second opinion on their design user: "Something feels off about this flow but I can't put my finger on it" assistant: "I'll use the design-critic agent to systematically audit the design across all dimensions." <commentary> Vague unease signals need for systematic review — use the critic agent. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User is running a design sprint and wants quick but thorough feedback user: "Review this prototype for Friday's sprint demo" assistant: "I'll use the design-critic agent to run all 3 critique passes before your demo." <commentary> Sprint review with time pressure — critic agent gives structured, actionable output fast. </commentary> </example>
Use this agent to perform an automated UX heuristic review of Figma screens. Trigger when the user wants feedback on their design, a UX audit of screens, or a critique before presenting/submitting their work. <example> Context: User wants feedback on their Figma wireframes user: "Can you review my wireframes and tell me what's wrong?" assistant: "I'll use the design-critique agent to run a heuristic evaluation of your Figma screens." <commentary> User wants design feedback — trigger the critique agent to analyze screenshots against heuristics. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User is about to submit a design challenge user: "Before I submit, can you do a UX review of my screens?" assistant: "I'll use the design-critique agent to evaluate your designs against UX best practices." <commentary> Pre-submission review — exactly what the critique agent is for. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User has designed a new feature user: "I designed the settings page, can you critique it?" assistant: "I'll use the design-critique agent to analyze the settings page for usability issues." <commentary> Screen-specific UX feedback request — trigger the critique agent. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants to compare two design options user: "Which of these two card layouts is better from a UX perspective?" assistant: "I'll use the design-critique agent to evaluate both layouts against usability heuristics." <commentary> Comparative evaluation — the critique agent can analyze both and recommend. </commentary> </example>
Use this agent to lint a Figma file for common design issues — inconsistent spacing, orphan colors, non-standard type sizes, missing auto-layout, detached styles, and accessibility violations. Returns a prioritized list of issues with auto-fix suggestions. <example> Context: User is building a design in Figma and wants a quality check user: "Lint my Figma file for design issues" assistant: "I'll use the design-lint agent to scan for inconsistencies and common problems." <commentary> Direct request for design linting — trigger the agent. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User finished creating components and wants to verify quality user: "Check if my design system is consistent" assistant: "I'll use the design-lint agent to verify consistency across your design system." <commentary> Consistency checking is core to the lint agent's purpose. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User about to hand off design to developers user: "Is my Figma file clean enough for dev handoff?" assistant: "I'll use the design-lint agent to identify any issues before handoff." <commentary> Pre-handoff quality check — lint agent catches issues developers would flag. </commentary> </example>
Use this agent to run visual QA on a design implementation — checking responsive behavior across breakpoints, token/design system compliance, interactive states, and motion quality. Trigger after building UI components or pages, or when the user wants to verify design quality. <example> Context: Assistant just finished building a page user: "Does this look good on mobile?" assistant: "I'll run the design QA agent to test at all breakpoints." <commentary> User asks about responsive behavior, trigger QA agent for comprehensive testing. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User wants to verify design consistency user: "Check if this follows our design system" assistant: "I'll use the design QA agent to audit token compliance and visual consistency." <commentary> Design system compliance check triggers the QA specialist. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: Proactive quality check after building user: "Build a pricing page with 3 tiers" assistant: "Here's the pricing page. Let me run design QA to verify it looks right at all sizes." <commentary> Proactively check quality after building a visual component. </commentary> </example>
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Uses Bash, Write, or Edit tools
Runs pre-commands
Contains inline bash commands via ! syntax
Personal Claude Code plugin marketplace for third-party plugins not yet in the official marketplace.
| Plugin | Version | Upstream | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| design-studio | 4.8.0 | naksha-studio | Virtual design team — 26 roles, 60 commands for UI/UX workflows, Figma, social media, email, data viz |
| marketing-studio | 1.0.0 | agency-agents (adapted) | Virtual marketing team — 8 roles, 11 commands, 2 agents, 3 pipelines, 6,400+ lines for SEO, growth hacking, AI citations, content strategy, social media |
Adapted from naksha-studio. Rebranded, hooks cleaned up, prompts improved for SvelteKit workflows. See CLAUDE.md for update process.
Original plugin inspired by agency-agents marketing role files. Not a clone — rebuilt from scratch as a Claude Code plugin with commands, routing skill, and reference files tailored for solo developer/founder marketing of SaaS, dev tools, and open-source projects.
Commands: /marketing-init, /marketing, /seo-audit, /ai-citations, /growth-plan, /content-plan, /social-strategy, /launch-plan, /competitor-analysis, /reddit-strategy, /marketing-status
Agents: seo-scanner (haiku), citation-checker (haiku)
Pipelines: product-launch, competitive-intel, content-cycle
Add this marketplace to Claude Code:
claude plugin marketplace add rp4ri/claude-local-marketplace
Then install plugins:
claude plugin install design-studio
claude plugin install marketing-studio
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