visual-companion

To preview UI layout options in plain language, you can generate three tailored visual directions labeled Option A, B, and C. This helps confirm the overall design direction with stakeholders before actual prototype construction begins.

Validating a design direction after a Discovery Plan involves presenting plain-language layout options that align with the problem domain. The selected visual direction is then saved to a markdown file to signal readiness for the next phase.

Yes, you can validate the visual direction and generate layout options as a standalone process. It works independently to present three tailored choices, though it also integrates seamlessly within an active exploration session.

You save a confirmed layout decision by writing the selected visual choice to exploration/captures/layout-direction.md. This captures the final direction and signals completion to the orchestrator to proceed.

A Discovery Plan is read to ensure the generated layout options align with your problem domain and success criteria. While the Skill works standalone, having this context ensures the three visual options are properly tailored.

Presenting three plain-language options allows subject matter experts to confirm the visual direction quickly without getting bogged down in technical prototype details. It bridges the gap between planning and prototype construction.