amadeus-rough-mockups

To run a rough mockup stage in isolation, you need an orchestrate engine that issues a run-stage directive to execute the mockup while preserving the main workflow state and emitting a completion report.

Isolated stage execution for ideation-phase mockups is a process that runs only the rough-mockups step and its gate, allowing targeted validation or focused design sketches without touching the workspace's current main workflow stage.

Yes, you can test a single design sketch stage without moving your current workflow forward by using a directive-driven runner that executes the rough-mockups stage independently and preserves the broader lifecycle state.

Yes, you need an orchestrate engine to execute targeted validation for rough mockups, as it must emit the run-stage directive and completion report required to process the isolated stage without advancing the flow.

The grilling bridge protocol works during isolated mockup stages by guiding mode selection and handling user questions to provide deeper clarification when the rough-mockups execution requires additional context.

You should avoid running isolated rough mockups when your intent is to progress the entire development lifecycle, because this approach specifically halts the main workflow to focus solely on a single ideation-stage mock execution.