design-brief

To turn a vague design idea into a structured design system, you can parse natural language descriptions or I-Lang briefs to resolve visual dimensions like palette, typography, and mood into concrete design tokens.

Generate a DESIGN.md file with validated design tokens by processing your brief to map symbolic values into concrete specifications, including responsive behavior and component guidance for implementation.

Yes, you can create a visual design preview artifact showing colors, typography scale, spacing, and components for rapid review before actual development implementation begins.

The design-brief skill works with I-Lang protocol briefs and natural language descriptions, applying design planning scenarios to product interfaces, landing pages, and reusable design systems.

The best way to resolve ambiguous design requests into layout planning specifications is by validating design dimensions and mapping symbolic values to concrete tokens, producing a complete design specification.

When generating design specifications from natural language briefs, limitations include relying on the clarity of the input request to accurately resolve visual system decisions and define constraints for the resulting design tokens.