Create throwable runnable prototypes for product or implementation questions.
npx skills add https://github.com/darkmatter/skills --skill prototype-darkmatter
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: prototype Source: https://github.com/darkmatter/skills/tree/main/skills/prototype Command: npx skills add https://github.com/darkmatter/skills --skill prototype-darkmatter
Helps you test an idea before committing to production code by turning an unclear product question into a small throwaway prototype. It is meant for moments when you need to verify whether a state model, flow, or layout actually feels right.
Ask the assistant to prototype the idea using the appropriate branch and make it runnable in one command.
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To prototype a state machine, you build a tiny interactive terminal app to exercise state transitions and probe edge cases. This throwaway model verifies your logic handles data shape questions correctly before you commit to a real build.
The best way to compare UI layout variants is to create multiple structurally different variants on a single route with minimal polish. This lets you directly compare layouts, hierarchy, and interaction patterns to validate which design feels right before full implementation.
Yes, you can use throwaway prototypes to validate business logic and data models. They turn an unclear product question into a small interactive terminal model, allowing you to probe data shapes and rules before investing in full implementation.
You make a prototype runnable in one command by asking the assistant to generate it using the appropriate branch. The prototype must be placed clearly as a throwaway file and execute immediately without complex setup or configuration.
No, prototyping UI variants requires minimal polish. The focus is on comparing structurally different layouts, hierarchy, and interaction patterns to answer implementation questions, rather than producing polished, production-ready interface designs.
You should not use throwaway prototypes when you need production-ready code or high-fidelity UI polish. They are designed strictly for answering product or implementation questions by comparing alternatives, not for final deliverable builds.
ian-pascoeBuild throwaway terminal or UI prototypes to validate logic models and state transitions.
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