design

To delegate frontend design, you launch a subagent with the specialization set to DESIGN, passing relevantFiles and relevantSkills so it can wire up real design tasks and handle all visual decisions autonomously.

A creative brief for frontend design automation describes WHAT to build and WHO it is for, providing the DESIGN subagent with the context needed to translate product goals into cohesive visual concepts without micromanagement.

Yes, you can use a DESIGN subagent for mockup sandboxes and variant exploration by launching it via startAsyncSubagent or subagent, allowing the main agent to focus on strategy while the subagent drives the UI.

Yes, launches must include relevantFiles and relevantSkills alongside the DESIGN specialization so the subagent can wire up real design tasks and apply its built-in visual doctrine effectively to your project.

The best way to handle frontend visuals in a fullstack app is delegating UI work to a DESIGN subagent, which uses its own built-in design doctrine to ensure consistent expert visuals while preserving your product goals.

Using a design subagent instead of micromanaging UI lets the main agent focus on strategy, while the expert subagent applies a rich visual doctrine to ensure cohesive design concepts based on your brief.