prototype

You can rapidly validate state machine logic by generating throwaway interactive terminal-based prototypes. This allows you to manually trigger actions and observe state changes in real-time to test edge cases before committing to production code.

UI prototyping generates multiple UI variations on a single route within existing project structures. You can compare layouts and user flows using a floating switcher to rapidly validate design hypotheses.

You need a task runner or shell environment to execute the generated prototype modules in isolation. This environment is required to run the interactive terminal-based logic testers and validate state models.

Yes, logic prototyping generates throwaway code artifacts specifically to test reducers and business logic edge cases. You can build small interactive TUI applications to validate complex state transitions without affecting production code.

Avoid using throwaway prototypes when you need permanent production features or lack a task runner shell environment. Prototyping is strictly for rapidly validating design and logic hypotheses, not for building final, deployable software components.