design-exploration

To generate divergent design variations, this skill intercepts your request to formulate a structured design brief, analyzing component context and constraints before delegating to a subagent. This ensures meaningful exploration rather than deterministic editing, returning structured design hypotheses.

A design brief in UX workflows anchors meaningful variations by identifying hard and soft constraints. This skill generates a brief by selecting 2-3 structural, conceptual, or aesthetic axes to guide the design subagent, ensuring structured divergent exploration.

You can explore design options by submitting a request like "generate variations" or "show me options." The skill automatically analyzes source context, identifies degrees of freedom, and composes a concrete design brief for delegation without manual writing.

Yes, the design exploration process selects 2-3 meaningful variation axes, including structural, content/semantic, conceptual, behavioral, and aesthetic dimensions. It analyzes your component context to determine the most relevant axes for generating design hypotheses.

Divergent design exploration generates multiple structured design hypotheses by identifying constraints and degrees of freedom, whereas deterministic editing applies direct changes. This skill ensures problem comprehension by producing a design brief before generation.

Yes, this skill coordinates end-to-end design exploration by delegating the execution to a design subagent. It intercepts requests at the main agent level to prepare a structured design brief prior to delegation.