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A slate-grey admin console for people and access: tabs for members, roles, audit log and settings, bulk actions and an invite dialog.
$9.99once, yours to keep
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Builds an admin console for members, roles and settings into your own project: a monochrome slate screen: dark top bar with workspace switcher and search; a settings sidebar; tabs for Members, Roles, Audit log and Security; a members table with checkboxes and a bulk bar; a roles matrix; a monospace audit log; security switches; an invite dialog. Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, or matched to React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Astro or Tailwind when the project uses them. Comes with a working reference and a check that screenshots it at phone, tablet and desktop widths and flags sideways overflow, text under 12px, missing alt text and names, low contrast, no focus styles, motion that ignores reduced motion, leftover sample words and emoji icons. Use when a B2B app, internal tool or workspace product needs the admin area where owners manage people, roles, security settings and the audit log, or someone asks for an admin console, user management screen, settings or team admin page.
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You say
Build the admin settings area where school office staff manage teacher and parent accounts. Details in brief.md.
It said back
I built the admin settings area as a plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript page in the project folder. The skill's check passes at 390, 768 and 1440px (no overflow, small text, contrast, focus, motion or script-error problems). I looked at the 1440 and 390 screenshots and they read correctly. I did not open the 768 screenshot, and I did not try the dialog, the bulk actions or the other tabs in a browser.
What it does
What it did in run 1
No. Team Access Console costs $9.99 once and stays in your Recaply account, or it comes with the Recaply plan ($19.99 a month), which opens every premium skill and prompt.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot and OpenCode.
A ZIP of the whole skill folder (36 KB): the SKILL.md your agent follows and its 6 other files, the references, templates and scripts it uses. You download it from this page whenever you need it, and install it in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot and OpenCode. The Recaply plan opens it too, with every other premium skill and prompt.
Buy it, then download the ZIP from this page. For Claude Code, unzip it into .claude/skills/ in your project. For Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI, unzip it and run npx skills add ./team-access-console with your agent's flag.
One HTML file with its CSS inside: no build step, no framework. An admin console for members, roles and settings. Checked at phone and desktop widths.
Node 20+ and Chrome, and no API key. Each use costs nothing beyond your agent.
7 files, about 26,356 tokens in all. The SKILL.md is about 2,327 tokens, and your agent reads it only when the job fits.
Our 1 runs took 2 min 10 s to 2 min 10 s and $0.43 to $0.43 of API use each, in Claude Code with claude-sonnet-5-5. On a Claude plan, a run counts toward your usage instead.
Type /team-access-console first to make sure it loads. Without it, Claude Code may judge a small job simple enough to do without the skill.