Prototype options

A prototype answers one question: "is this what we decided?". It shows the decisions of on-the-spot on screen, without the full behavior. It is not the first version of the code.

Before you start

1. Read .scratchpad/<slug>/interview-decisions.md. A prototype shows only what is decided there. A question that comes up goes to the user, not into the prototype.
2. Agree on three things with the user, with a recommended default:
   • How many options (default: three).
   • What changes between them: a visual style, a layout, an interaction or a technical approach.
   • What every option must show: the main path of the request, from the first screen or command to the result.
3. Prepare one small set of sample data that all options use. Take it from the real data when the project has data, so the user sees real names and sizes. Keep it in .scratchpad/<slug>/prototypes/.

Build each option

Give each option to its own subagent, in parallel. Each subagent starts with a clean context, so its brief must hold everything: