design-knowledge-and-skills

You can find design resources by consulting a centralized resource index that organizes schemas, briefs, and design systems for rapid retrieval. This enables quick lookup of the smallest useful materials before invoking deeper capabilities.

To generate a design brief, follow a structured workflow for selecting the correct resource, clarifying user intent, and producing the contract. This involves checking the resource index to find the best matching material and routing it to the appropriate task skill.

You should route design tasks to image or video experts, CodeGenerationExpert, or built-in tools based on guidance from the resource index. The system applies runtime-enabled filtering and handoff contracts to determine the correct bottom capabilities for your specific task.

Yes, you can filter design resources using machine-readable metadata during runtime. The system ensures precise skill routing and correct handoff contracts by applying this metadata to resource lookup and contract selection across design tasks.

The best way to select handoff contracts for design systems and device frames is to use a centralized index that surfaces machine-readable resource metadata. This ensures correct routing to bottom capabilities and applies runtime-enabled filtering for accurate contract selection.

A centralized index for design resource lookup is limited to organizing and surfacing materials for retrieval and routing. It does not execute the deeper capabilities itself; instead, it ensures correct handoff contracts to bottom capabilities like CodeGenerationExpert or image experts.