A Cursor skill that redesigns a file from its own nouns — not a mood board

I kept hitting the same failure in Cursor: drop a real HTML page (or a PDF) into the agent and ask for a redesign. It invents a vibe. Navy glass, a fake dashboard. The nouns already in the file never make it onto the page.

So I wrote a skill that has to extract *this* source’s nouns, dates, and colors and ship from those. A Texas notebook gets Lone Star / Alamo / Rio Grande. A Jules Ice Cream source gets parlor / cone / freezer / flavor board. Same tokens, not a reskin. If a live run could be mistaken for the Texas gold poster when the source isn’t that notebook, that’s a fail.

Forms that actually do different jobs:

- **infographic** — paper poster of facts already in the file (not an ops dashboard)

- **svg** — motion lives on the drawing

- **3js** — a room you can orbit

- **simulation** — a playable model of facts already named

- **webpage** plus a register word (cinematic, landing, artistic)

Install in Cursor:

```

npx skills add Kayforkind/reimagine-it

```

Then `/reimagine-it infographic` (or `3js`, `svg`, `simulation`) on a real file.

No-install gallery: reimagine-it — redesign the file you actually have

Repo: GitHub - Kayforkind/reimagine-it: Claude Code / Cursor / Codex skill. Redesigns any file from its own content — webpage, PDF, slides, infographic. Offline HTML. No CDN. · GitHub

MIT. Not a paid seat. Built with Cursor. Looking for people to run it on their own HTML and tell me where it still mood-boards.

Update: Show HN is live (gallery + install in the text) — Hacker News

The Pages gallery is still the fastest demo: reimagine-it — agents ship a mood board. this reads the file.

Texas vs Jules is the fail case. Same nouns/dates/colors in two sources must not share layout chrome.