design-brief
This skill creates a design brief through structured conversation. You may skip steps if they are not necessary.
Example prompts
- "Write a brief for the onboarding flow"
- "I need to plan a settings page before I start building"
- "Help me define the direction for a marketing landing page"
- "Brief this: a dashboard that shows project health metrics"
Process
- Ask the user for a detailed description of what they want to build, who it is for, and any constraints or ideas they already have.
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