create-prototype

You can build an interactive client-side prototype by specifying a feature ID to generate a fully functional UI with interactive components and mocked API fixtures. The skill checks your spec and manifest for UI changes to ensure testable states.

A client-side prototype with mock API integration is used to simulate backend interactions, allowing stakeholders to test the UI and navigate different states like empty fields or error messages before actual backend development begins.

Yes, you can generate UI prototypes that adhere to design system standards by integrating with your foundation configuration. The skill ensures all generated components align with these predefined design rules.

You can test different UI states by using the generated prototype's mock API fixtures to simulate various data conditions. This ensures the interactive prototype is fully testable across all UI states.

Yes, you need a feature specification and a defined feature ID. The skill follows a defined workflow checking the spec and manifest for UI changes to generate the correct interactive prototype.

Generated client-side prototypes rely on mocked API fixtures rather than actual backend interactions, meaning they are limited to simulating UI states and cannot validate real server-side logic or database operations.