Inspired by Chainlink

Chain Leash

An evidence-backed Chainlink project-site kit translated into the fictional pet shop Chain Leash. Concrete style choices come from the local chainlink-com dossier; weak product-dashboard categories are marked limited or unavailable.

darkminimaltechnicalconsumerlanding-pagecommunity-site

Cleaned style kit

Reusable style notes, not a copy kit.

Source: https://chain.link/
Snapshot: State of Crypto Design 2026
Captured: 2026-05-02T17:39:32.804Z

Element picker

Chain Leash

Inspired by Chainlink

Partly supported80/100 evidence score

15 selectable categories9 well-supported6 limited0 chosen hereExperimental / Community Site / Search

Allow more than one source per category

Choosing a category from another kit replaces the current source for that category.

Prompt composer

Remix brief

Pick categories to build a clean prompt.

Target use case

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A strong remix usually starts with one kit for the overall style, then borrows specific pieces such as buttons, cards, charts, or image style.

No elements selected yet. Start with overall style, hero, buttons, or image style.

Build an Ethereum-style learning hub for a community project using selected style kits from stylistical.ly.
Selected style sources:
- No elements selected yet. Choose one or more categories first.
Rules:
- Keep concrete colors, type, spacing, and components tied to the selected kit evidence.
- Do not use source logos, trademarks, copied screenshots, or brand-specific product claims.
- If a category is not selected, keep it simple or ask for another source kit.
- For images, follow the selected image prompt and avoid readable text inside generated imagery.

Implementation bundle

Copy one clean packet, or just the pieces you need.

Copy the full bundle when you want an agent to build in this style. Use the individual files when you only need tokens, CSS, Tailwind, or component prompts.

1Start with the bundle

The bundle keeps the build brief and style notes together.

2Use the tokens

Use CSS variables, Tailwind values, and JSON tokens when you need exact values.

3Borrow components

Component prompts describe reusable patterns. Keep weak areas marked limited or unavailable.

# Chain Leash Implementation Bundle

Use this as the build brief for an AI coding agent. The base remix prompt tells the agent what to make; the style kit adds evidence, component behavior, and known limits.

## Base Remix Prompt

Build an interface using the Chainlink-inspired Chain Leash style kit. Use the extracted palette (rgb(14, 17, 25), rgb(255, 255, 255), rgb(20, 25, 33), rgb(0, 0, 0), rgb(245, 247, 250), rgb(0, 0, 238)), captured typography, layout rhythm, and component grammar from the local dossier. Translate it into an original pet-shop interface. Do not use source logos, screenshots, trademarks, or unsupported components.


## Agent Kit

# Chainlink Pet Shop Agent Kit

Fictional brand: Chain Leash.

This kit translates the local Chainlink dossier into a cleaned pet-shop style reference. Use DESIGN.md, tokens.json, components.md, interactions.md, product-patterns.md, and artifacts from /Users/qz/Documents/Builds/design-dossier/design-dossiers/chainlink-com.

## Evidence

- Hero: The Chainlink Platform: unlock onchain finance at scale
- Colors: rgb(14, 17, 25), rgb(255, 255, 255), rgb(20, 25, 33), rgb(0, 0, 0), rgb(245, 247, 250), rgb(0, 0, 238)
- Typography: Inter, Tahoma, sans-serif

## Limits

Concrete values and component claims must stay tied to the extracted evidence. Categories marked limited or unavailable should not be expanded without another capture. No source logos, screenshots, or trademarks.