What is in a kit, and how to get a second result out of it.

Six parts, drawn on every kit page as a node canvas. Parts a kit does not have yet are drawn as outlines and named under it — nothing is implied that is not there.

Reference

The finished design, running. Everything else in the kit is measured against it.

Design spec

Type, colour, spacing and motion, written down — what makes the design this design.

Reconstruction prompt

Rebuilds the reference from the spec in your stack. The first lines are public; the rest opens with an account.

Tested rebuild

A record of each time someone ran the prompt: the tool, the model, the date, and whether it matched.

Adaptation prompt

Keeps the structure and motion, and swaps the identity for yours.

Your brand

What you make with it. Nothing on this part is ours to verify.

Most of these prompts are long because the detail is doing the work. The temptation is to rewrite the whole thing; the better move is to change one clause and re-run. Change six things at once and you cannot tell which one moved the result.

The clauses worth reaching for first are usually the palette, the type and the copy — which is what the adaptation prompt is for. Structure and motion are what make the kit the kit; edit those and you have a different design, which may be what you want, but know that is what you did.

Connect the MCP server and skip the browser entirely — your agent searches the library and reads the prompts you have access to, in the editor you are already in.

claude mcp add --transport http kinetic-layers https://kineticlayers.com/api/mcp \
    --header "Authorization: Bearer kl_your_key"

Reading a prompt and downloading a file each count against a daily allowance: 5 prompts and 3 downloads a day on a free account, 50 prompts and 30 downloads a day on Premium. Without an account you can read 1 free prompt a day and download nothing.

The window rolls: an allowance frees up twenty-four hours after it was spent, not at midnight. Browsing costs nothing — the kit page only spends a read when you press Read the full prompt. The same budget covers the website and the MCP server, so an agent and a browser draw on one pot.

These are here to stop a script taking the library in an afternoon, not to ration real use. If you are hitting them doing ordinary work, that is a bug in the number — say so.

Use it in client work, modify it freely, keep it after cancelling. Do not resell the kit as a kit. That is the whole of it — the detail is on the licence page.

1 kit is free to any account, which is the cheapest way to find out whether the rest are worth it — each card says which. Browse the library.