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Create a new section or page with Skills

Jennifer L.

Founder & Designer at Lunis

What is the /design-system skill

Skills are saved instructions the Framer AI agent follows whenever you invoke them. The /design-system skill tells the agent to build new sections and pages using your template's own design, so everything it creates fits right in.

What it does:

  • Reuses your template's components, colors, text styles, spacing, and layouts.

  • Keeps new sections and pages consistent with the rest of your site.

⚠️ Note: This is a new Framer feature, so not every template includes the /design-system skill yet. We're actively adding it across our templates.

How to use it

  1. Open the agent chat in your project.

  2. Type /design-system, then describe what you want to build.

Example: Build a new section

When you need a section the template doesn't include, such as an FAQ or a testimonials block. Select the section it should sit next to first.

Use /design-system to add a testimonials section to the @home page, placed below the features section. Include three testimonials, each with a name, role, and quote.

Example: Build a new page

When you need a whole new page built on your template's design.

Use /design-system to create a new Careers page. Add a hero section snd intro about the company culture, and a button labeled "See open roles".

Once you are happy with it, add the next section:

Use /design-system to add an open roles section on the @career page. List three roles, each showing the job title, location, and employment type, with a "Read more" link.

Tips for best results

  • Focus on one section at a time. The agent does its cleanest work on a single, well-defined task.

  • Be as clear as possible. The more detail you give about the content and its purpose, the closer the first pass will be.

  • Review every breakpoint before publishing. The agent designs for desktop first, so check your tablet and phone layouts and fix anything that overflows or looks cramped before you publish.

  • Use a branch for large changes. For a whole new page or a big restructure, work in a branch so you can review everything and merge only when you are happy.