Validate design questions with throwaway runnable prototypes.
npx skills add https://github.com/snewhouse/aa-ma-forge --skill prototype-snewhouse
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: prototype Source: https://github.com/snewhouse/aa-ma-forge/tree/main/claude-code/skills/prototype Command: npx skills add https://github.com/snewhouse/aa-ma-forge --skill prototype-snewhouse
It helps you quickly validate whether a proposed design, UI direction, or state/logic model is actually workable before you commit to building it.
Use the prototype skill to build a small, throwaway terminal logic prototype for a state-transition/data-shape question, or a multi-variant UI prototype on an existing route, then keep only the validated outcome.
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To validate state machine logic, build a throwaway prototype that tests specific state-transition or data-shape questions. This approach surfaces state after each interaction, allowing you to check business logic sanity quickly before writing production code.
The best way to explore UI variations is by prototyping multiple radically different interface directions on a shared route. This method provides visible variant feedback during switching, enabling fast iteration to find the winning outcome.
Yes, you can use throwaway code to de-risk design decisions by creating a runnable prototype that applies to business-logic sanity checks. It requires in-memory default behavior and single-command runnability to validate your proposed logic model.
You should not use a prototype if your design question cannot be isolated into a single state-transition, data-shape, or UI direction problem. Prototyping requires a clear question and demands deleting or absorbing the final answer when complete.
Set up a fast feedback loop by creating a multi-variant UI prototype on an existing route, ensuring visible state and variant feedback after each switch. This encourages quick iteration and absorption of the validated outcome into real code.
nkabbaraGenerate throwaway terminal and UI prototypes for state model validation.
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