prototype

To create a throwaway prototype for UI layouts, you can use this Skill to generate multiple UI variations for a single route, allowing you to quickly visualize and compare design options before committing to implementation.

You can test state machine logic by building a tiny interactive terminal app using this Skill, which provides an environment to explore and test state models and logic with minimal effort using local in-memory state.

The best way to explore UI design variations is to generate multiple variations for a single route within a throwaway prototype, allowing you to validate and refine your designs before committing to a final solution.

Yes, validating design logic requires interactive terminal interaction. The Skill uses this terminal environment alongside local in-memory state to help you explore and test state models and logic efficiently.

You start prototyping by running the command `pnpm run prototype` in your terminal. This will launch the interactive environment where you can immediately explore logic, state machines, and UI variations.

Yes, you can use local in-memory state for testing state models. The Skill provides a throwaway environment that leverages in-memory state to help you explore and validate logic and UI designs interactively.