taste-router

To choose the right UX/UI design style from a product brief, you can use a taste router skill to analyze the input and recommend a matching taste-skill. It evaluates your PRD or direct prompt to select the most suitable design direction for your workflow.

You configure design variance and motion intensity by using a taste routing skill to process your brief and output specific dial values. It provides suggested DESIGN_VARIANCE, MOTION_INTENSITY, and VISUAL_DENSITY settings with concise justifications to guide your UI development.

Yes, you can use PRD documents to determine visual density recommendations by feeding them into a taste router. It operates directly on PRD inputs and UX/UI briefs to validate clarity and generate structured outputs with appropriate VISUAL_DENSITY values.

The best way to match a design intent to a specific taste-skill is to input your brief into a taste router. It identifies the most suitable option among nine integrated taste-skills and returns the chosen skill name along with configured dial settings.

Yes, the taste router validates inputs for safety and clarity before recommending a design skill. It processes your brief or direct user prompt to ensure the input is clear and safe before producing a structured output with the chosen skill and dial values.