mspec-visual-prototype

You can generate UI prototypes from mspec specifications by running the `/mspec:prototype` command. It automatically creates HTML prototypes based on your `proposal.md` and `FrameworkInfo.promptHint` files to visualize the design phase.

Yes, the mspec workflow supports collecting feedback on UI prototypes. During the visual-mock step, the Skill facilitates gathering immediate user input on the generated HTML designs to streamline iterations.

To visualize a new feature interface using mspec, you need a `proposal.md` file and `FrameworkInfo.promptHint` within your mspec project. The Skill reads these specifications to automatically generate the visual HTML prototype.

Yes, you can automate HTML prototype generation for code specifications within the mspec framework. The Skill parses design specifications and outputs visual HTML prototypes to help developers quickly visualize interfaces.

The best way to streamline the design phase in the mspec framework is to generate UI prototypes automatically. This approach quickly visualizes new interfaces and integrates feedback collection directly into the visual-mock workflow step.

You should avoid using automated UI prototype generation if your project lacks mspec specification files like `proposal.md`. The Skill relies entirely on the mspec framework structure to operate and generate visual HTML outputs.