Free MIT-licensed agent skill for faux product UI stills, cursor animations, and bento grids, in React and plain CSS.
Stageshow is Benji Taylor's free MIT-licensed agent skill, posted October 31, 2026. Install with npx skills add benjitaylor/skills --skill stageshow. It builds faux UI stills, cursor animations, and bento grids in React and plain CSS, with gold examples and a film script. benji.org says most models can already fake a UI, and that the skill is for the sloppy result.
Preview needs Node 20.19 or later. Example products are illustrations.
Pricing: Free. The skill is public under the MIT license, copyright 2026 Benji Taylor. The pages checked do not list a paid plan.
Pricing model: Free
Common questions about Stageshow
Benji Taylor released Stageshow on October 31, 2026, a skill that helps an agent make faux product UI. It covers stills, cursor animations, and bento grids, in React and plain CSS. Install it with npx skills add benjitaylor/skills --skill stageshow.
The skill is free under the MIT license, copyright 2026 Benji Taylor. It ships gold examples and a film script so the agent can rehearse a demo before handing it over.…
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