Axhub Skills

Twelve Axhub skills for product managers, designers and developers: prototypes, PRDs, Axure, Figma and design systems

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Why this level

  • The skills read project material and may reach Figma and Axhub services with your access
  • Cloning pages from a reference may infringe rights to someone else design
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npx skillfoxx add skills/axhub-skills

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Extended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.

  • The skills read project material and may reach Figma and Axhub services with your access
  • Cloning pages from a reference may infringe rights to someone else design

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

Axhub Skills is a collection of skills from Axhub that helps hand prototypes, pages, user feedback and mockups to an agent and finish the work. The authors advise installing one skill per current task. There are twelve skills: `axhub-annotation-standalone` shows a PRD in a sidebar of the prototype and ties it to page elements, `axhub-prototype-context` reads pages, PRDs, annotations and source of a prototype, `extract-axure-data` reads pages, interactions and annotations of an Axure prototype, `search-design-system` and `build-design-system` find and assemble design systems, `axhub-commentary` handles page comments, and `figma-content-operator` reads, edits and exports Figma content. Further, `extract-page-data` collects screenshots, copy, colours, fonts and links from a page, `clone-page` rebuilds a page from a reference, `china-customer-research` mines needs from feedback, `react-to-figma-make` converts pages for Figma Make and `git-repo-beginner-guide` helps newcomers with Git. For each skill the README gives use cases and a ready install prompt. The documentation is in Chinese.

Who it is for. Product managers, designers and developers who work with Axhub, Axure or Figma and want ready skills for prototypes and design systems in an agent.

Good fit when

  • The agent has to read a prototype together with its PRD, annotations and source
  • Axure prototype data needs to be pulled into a form an agent can read
  • Colours, fonts and copy have to be collected from a sample page or the page recreated
  • Edits requested in page comments must be made and marked as processed

Not a fit when

  • You use none of Axhub, Axure or Figma: part of the skills are tied to them
  • You need one narrow function: install the needed skill alone and skip the whole collection
  • Copying someone else pages is not allowed because of design rights

Example request

Read the prototype at this link with its PRD and annotations, match them with the source and draw up an implementation plan

Limitations

The documentation is in Chinese and the skills are tied to the Axhub, Axure and Figma ecosystems. Each is installed separately with the prompt text given in the README, and there is no single installer. The `clone-page` skill recreates a page from a reference, so use it only for your own material or with design rights. Some skills run helper Node.js scripts. The last commit is dated November 2, 2026.

How to disable. Delete the folders of the installed `axhub-*` and other skills from the agent skills directory where you put them.

FAQ

How many skills are in Axhub Skills?

Twelve: annotations, prototype context, Axure, design system search and build, comments, Figma, page data and cloning, customer research, Figma Make and Git for beginners.

How do I install a skill?

Each is installed separately with the ready prompt text from the README that points to the skill folder in the repository.

What does extract-axure-data do?

It reads pages, interactions, annotations and visual information of an Axure prototype.

What does clone-page do?

It recreates a page from a reference as code that can be edited and developed further.

Which language is the documentation in?

Chinese, both the README and the skill descriptions.

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ToolOfficialRepository starsMain difference
Axhub Skills (this card)no147
extract-design-systemno288twelve skills around prototypes, PRDs, Axure and Figma instead of design system extraction only
Figma Community Resourcesno864works with Axure and Axhub and reads and edits Figma directly

README in short

The README opens with an overview of twelve skills with one phrase on the purpose of each. Then for each skill it describes the problem, the solution and a ready install prompt pointing to the repository. The authors advise installing one skill per task.

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