design-an-interface

To generate multiple interface designs, prompt the system to create three or more radically different designs for the target module. It uses parallel sub-agent design to ensure diverse outputs and documents trade-offs for final comparison.

Parallel interface design generates multiple radically different interface options for the same module simultaneously. It helps uncover optimal API shapes, expose hidden constraints, and clarify boundaries by comparing caller perspectives side-by-side.

You need to explore multiple API shapes when deciding on clear module boundaries and responsibilities. Generating 3+ different interface designs helps evaluate how callers will use the module and informs architecture decisions before implementation.

Yes, you can compare different module interfaces side-by-side. The process generates 3+ radically different interface designs with concrete usage examples and requires documented trade-offs in the final comparison to inform API decisions.

The best way to evaluate caller interactions is generating radically different interface designs in parallel. This approach clarifies boundaries, responsibilities, and caller perspectives by comparing diverse API shapes with documented trade-offs side-by-side.

No, parallel interface design requires no specific dependencies or components to function. You simply prompt the system to generate three radically different interface designs for your target module and compare their trade-offs directly.