One stylesheet that dresses semantic markup in something presentable. No build step, no JavaScript & no class soup.
Whether you or an AI agent writes the code, it's easy to read, and its slim size makes it easy to review.
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Everything in Stylecheat is either context, an element or a modifier.
A handful of CSS variables on one attribute, and the whole interface follows along.
Semantic tags that arrive already dressed: <card>, <crow>, <tabs>, <button>. No wrapper divs required.
Plain attributes that nudge an element: p-6, bg-green, sm. Stack as many as you like, in any order.
More and more markup is written by AI agents. Stylecheat's small vocabulary of semantic elements and plain attributes is easy for them to get right and easy for you to review.
Less code also means fewer tokens: the shorter the markup, the less your agent has to write and read, and the less you have to check.
Give your agent the Stylecheat AI skill so it knows the elements, modifiers and gotchas from the first prompt.
State lives in attributes your own code sets. Stylecheat styles them and never reaches for a script.
A <button> looks right before your JavaScript loads, and it keeps looking right after.
It is a stylesheet. Svelte, React, Vue or plain HTML — and it leaves quietly if you ask it to.
The fewest rules that get the look. No specificity battles, no z-index, no defensive overrides.
Grab the stylesheet, add one attribute to <body> and start writing the
markup you already know.
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