niwashi-03-wireframe

To generate ASCII wireframes from narrative specifications, run the tool against your narrative-spec.md file. It extracts the narrative structure and converts each section into a standardized ASCII wireframe layout suitable for planning and review.

The four-zone wireframe contract enforces HEADER, INTERACTIVE, COPY, and TRANSITION zones in each generated wireframe section. This structure ensures consistent layout planning and reduces guesswork when mapping narrative specifications to actionable designs.

Yes, you can iterate on ASCII wireframe drafts through an interactive review workflow. The tool generates per-section drafts that you can review and revise based on feedback before finalizing the wireframes for your narrative-spec document.

No external dependencies are required to convert narrative specs into box-drawing wireframes. The tool operates independently to parse narrative-spec.md files and outputs ASCII wireframes using a standardized box-drawing style.

The best way to plan multi-section narratives is mapping each narrative section to a wireframe layout with defined transitions. This approach analyzes the narrative structure and produces per-section drafts, preventing drift between the narrative and final design.

ASCII wireframes provide a fast, text-based method to plan sections before coding, reducing guesswork and drift. They enforce a standardized four-zone layout within the narrative-spec document, keeping design planning lightweight and iteration-friendly.