What problem does it solve?
This skill ensures problem comprehension before generation when handling divergent design exploration requests. It analyzes what a component does, its constraints, and what is meaningfully free to vary, then composes a design brief and passes it to the design subagent. It prevents skipping straight from a user's request for variations to outputs and ensures a structured approach to exploration.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Read and comprehend the component: analyze the function, content model, interaction model, visual structure, and context to form an internal representation.
- Identify constraints and degrees of freedom: distinguish hard constraints, soft constraints, and viable degrees of freedom to guide variations.
- Select meaningful variation axes: choose 2–3 axes across Structural, Content/Semantic, Conceptual, Behavioral, and Aesthetic domains.
- Compose the design brief: produce a structured artifact detailing analysis, constraints, chosen axes, and concrete variation specifications.
- Delegate with the brief: pass the brief, the source file path, and an instruction to the design subagent for variation generation.
Quick Start
Analyze a selected component, identify constraints and 2–3 variation axes, and generate a design brief to guide the design subagent.