SeedFlip Dashboard Theme

What This Skill Does

The SeedFlip Dashboard Theme skill acts as an intelligent interior designer for your OpenClaw dashboard. By integrating with the SeedFlip MCP server, this agent can instantly transform the look and feel of your workspace using 104 high-quality, curated design seeds. Instead of manually tweaking CSS variables, fonts, shadows, and color palettes, you simply describe the desired aesthetic, and the agent handles the rest. It provides three distinct delivery methods: direct CSS injection for permanent changes, console scripts for instant previews, and structured JSON entries for your themes.json file. Whether you need a high-contrast dark mode for late-night coding, a brutalist layout for raw data intake, or an elegant editorial style for professional reporting, SeedFlip offers a one-command solution to refresh your UI.

Installation

To install this skill, run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/bockenstette1/seedflip-theme

After installation, you must configure the SeedFlip MCP server in your configuration file:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "seedflip": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "seedflip-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Use Cases

• Rapid Prototyping: Quickly toggle between different design systems to see which one enhances your specific data visualization tasks.
• Visual Refresh: Combat interface fatigue by changing your dashboard color scheme and typography to match a specific "vibe" or time of day.
• Branding: Mimic the aesthetic of popular industry tools like Stripe, Vercel, or Linear to provide a familiar UI experience.
• Accessibility & Focus: Easily switch to "minimal" or "high-contrast" seeds to reduce distractions or improve readability during long working sessions.

Example Prompts

1. "Make my dashboard look like the Linear app; I want that clean, professional feel."
2. "I need a change of pace. Surprise me with a random, high-energy neon cyberpunk theme."
3. "Show me three different options for a dark, minimalist dashboard so I can pick the one that looks best."

Tips & Limitations

• Preview First: Always use the Browser Console preview method before committing a theme to your themes.json file.
• Specificity: The more descriptive you are (e.g., "warm editorial" instead of just "nice"), the better the SeedFlip engine can match your preference.
• Limitations: This skill relies on the SeedFlip MCP server being active and reachable. Ensure your network settings allow for the MCP handshake. It currently assumes your dashboard supports CSS custom properties on :root and does not support Shadow DOM environments.