An agent skill that writes HTML in the Swiss style, on Müller-Brockmann’s grid. You invoke it and the agent sets your content by that system’s rules instead of the flat default it reaches for on its own.
The line I drew
Aping means imitating, and it’s the honest word for this. I taught an agent to set documents in a style I admire, and the pages it produces hold up.
I started a second skill aimed at a studio that’s still working today, and stopped. Müller-Brockmann died in 1996; copying a movement is what design history is made of. Pointing a machine at a living studio’s look and shipping the output is something else, and I didn’t like the sound of it once I’d said it out loud. So the rule is: the dead, or a movement. Nobody I could have asked.
This site is set in the /swiss style.Press g to see the grid under it.
The style
after Josef Müller-Brockmann (1914–1996)/swissA visible modular grid carrying large, precisely-set type. Structure comes from column alignment and thin rules; there are no boxes. One accent colour. This site is set in it.
Written with it
Form
One SKILL.md holding the design tokens, the grid, and a MUST/MUST NOT checklist the agent works through. Output is a single self-contained HTML file.
Source
Private repo. The pages here are its output; ask if you want to read the rules.