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You establish persistent design guidelines by running this Skill to explore your codebase and ask targeted UX questions, synthesizing user needs and brand identity into a structured design context document. It automatically scans project files and asks about aesthetic preferences to fill knowledge gaps.

The best way to gather project design context is to run this Skill, which scans existing files like README and package.json, then asks precise UX-focused questions to generate a concise summary of user needs, brand identity, and aesthetic goals for new developers.

Codebase exploration works by automatically scanning project components, assets, and documentation to understand the existing design landscape. It then asks targeted questions about brand personality and accessibility requirements to synthesize a complete design context.

No existing components or dependencies are required to generate a design context document. The Skill operates independently to gather and persist project design context by exploring your codebase and asking targeted UX-focused questions.

Yes, you can use this to define accessibility requirements and brand personality by answering its targeted UX-focused questions. It consolidates your answers regarding user needs and aesthetic preferences into a structured design context section for persistent reference.

Using an automated tool ensures consistency and alignment from the outset by systematically scanning your codebase and asking precise questions to fill knowledge gaps. Manual writing often misses existing design patterns or accessibility requirements already present in your project.