design-an-interface

To generate API design options in parallel, this skill spawns 3+ divergent sub-agents with different constraints to produce radically different interface designs simultaneously. Each sub-agent outputs an interface signature, a usage example, and internal hiding notes for direct comparison.

Parallel interface design generates multiple radically different module designs at once to prevent premature commitment to a single API structure. It facilitates design evaluation by presenting each option with signatures and usage examples, then guiding a synthesis and trade-off discussion on simplicity, generality, and efficiency.

Yes, you can use this multi-agent workflow to explore module interface structures by spawning 3+ sub-agents that each generate a viable but radically different design. This approach is specifically built for module interface exploration and comparing multiple viable designs.

You compare multiple interface designs by evaluating the structured outputs generated by each sub-agent, which include interface signatures and usage examples. The workflow then guides a synthesis and trade-off discussion specifically comparing the designs on simplicity, generality, and efficiency to guide selection.

The best way to avoid premature commitment in API design is to generate multiple radically different interface designs in parallel before selection. This workflow gathers requirements, produces 3+ divergent designs with usage examples, and guides a structured synthesis and trade-off discussion.

Yes, the workflow requires spawning 3+ divergent sub-agents with different constraints to generate radically different interface designs. These distinct constraints ensure the parallel designs vary significantly, providing meaningful options for the subsequent design evaluation and synthesis.