Claude Skill
yetone/native-feel-skill
An Agent Skill for designing cross-platform desktop apps that feel native, distilled from Raycast 2.0 deep-dive and reverse engineering of Raycast Beta.app. Includes eight tenets, four-layer archit...
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Install this Skill
npx skills add yetone/native-feel-skill -gRegistry
Summary
A specialized Agent Skill that distills architectural principles and reverse-engineered insights from Raycast 2.0 to help developers design cross-platform desktop apps with a truly native feel. It includes eight architectural tenets, a four-layer architecture, a WebKit/WebView2 survival guide, and a 75-item ship audit checklist.
一个用于设计具有原生体验的跨平台桌面应用的Agent技能——提炼自Raycast 2.0深度解析及对Raycast Beta.app的反向工程。包含八大架构原则、四层架构、WebKit/WebView2生存指南以及75项发布审核清单。
Key features
- Eight architectural tenets for native feel
- Four-layer architecture blueprint
- WebKit/WebView2 survival guide
- 75-item ship audit checklist
- Reverse-engineered from Raycast Beta.app
Use cases
- Designing cross-platform desktop apps with native feel
- Auditing app readiness with 75-item checklist
- Learning from Raycast 2.0 architecture
- Optimizing WebKit/WebView2 performance
README excerpt
<div align="center"> # native-feel.skill > *"Cross-platform development AND near-native performance — refuse the trade-off."* [](LICENSE) [](https://github.com/yetone/native-feel-skill) <br> **An Agent Skill for designing cross-platform desktop apps that feel native** — distilled from Raycast's 2.0 technical deep-dive and grounded in reverse-engineering of the shipping `Raycast Beta.app` binary. Two goals usually pull against each other: convenient cross-platform development, and near-native performance. This skill captures the structural choices — eight architectural tenets, a four-layer architecture, a WebKit/WebView2 survival guide, a 75-item ship audit — that let an app have both. <br> **Install** — pick one: </div> **A. With [`skills`](https://github.com/vercel-labs/skills) (any compatible agent):** ```bash npx skills add yetone/native-feel-skill -g ``` The `-g` flag installs globally (user-level) so every project picks it up. **B. Or paste this prompt to your AI agent:** ``` Install the native-feel skill for me: 1. Clone https://github.com/yetone/native-feel-skill into your user-level skills directory as `native-feel-cross-platform-desktop/` (whatever path your agent reads skills from on this machine — e.g. `~/.claude/skills/` for Claude Code). 2. Verify that SKILL.md plus the references/ and checklists/ subdirs are present. 3. Confirm the install path when done. ``` <div align="center"> [Use cases](#use-cases) · [What this is](#what-this-is) · [Philosophy](#philosophy) · [Layout](#layout) · [Sources](#sources) </div> --- ## Use cases Once installed, the skill activates automatically whenever the conver
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