se-prototype

To prototype state machine logic without production code, use throwaway logic routes that validate state transitions and data models in-memory. This provides rapid feedback on logic-first directions before committing to a full implementation.

Exploring UI layout variants during design exploration is best handled by generating throwaway UI prototype routes. This approach supports parallel branches for layout options, helping teams validate direction visually before investing in production code.

Build a throwaway prototype when you need to decide between logic and UI directions before committing to production. It is ideal for evaluating state machines, data models, or layouts quickly with minimal setup and ephemeral in-memory persistence.

Yes, you can run logic and UI prototypes in parallel for the same project. The prototyping tool supports parallel branches for logic-first and UI-first explorations, enabling multimodal prototyping to compare state transitions against layout options.

Rapid prototyping does not require database setup for ephemeral exploration. The tool uses in-memory persistence to support temporary validation of state machines and data models, requiring minimal setup to flush out a design before committing.