Agentic workflow for designers — research, competitive analysis, and UX critique run in parallel to produce an evidence-based design brief before you open Figma.
Plugin abstract-to-concrete-design from marketplace abstract-to-concrete-design in rizkiridha/abstract-to-concreate-design. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.
design-agent-competitiveSpecialist agent — maps the competitive landscape and surfaces patterns and gaps. Outputs COMPETITIVE.md. Dispatched by design:run orchestrator.
design-agent-critiqueSpecialist agent — audits the current UX using the production URL or screenshot. Outputs CRITIQUE.md with severity-rated findings. Dispatched by design:run orchestrator.
design-agent-ideationSpecialist agent — synthesizes all Wave 1 outputs into a reframed problem and design tensions. No directions. No solutions. Outputs IDEATION.md. Dispatched by design:run orchestrator after Wave 1 completes.
design-agent-orchestratorInternal orchestrator — manages wave scheduling and agent dispatch for design:run. Not user-invokable. Called by design:run skill.
design-agent-researchSpecialist agent — synthesizes pasted context from BRIEF.md into a structured UX problem statement. Outputs RESEARCH.md. Dispatched by design:run orchestrator.
design:briefGenerate or regenerate DESIGN-BRIEF.md from existing agent outputs. Use after adding more context with /design:feed without re-running all agents.
design:feedAdd context to the design project workspace. Paste MoMs, emails, Slack threads, research docs, or stakeholder notes. Agent reflects back understanding and surfaces gaps.
design:newCreate a new design project workspace. Initializes the .design/ directory and prompts for project context before any agents run.
design:runFire all specialist agents. Research, competitive, and critique agents run in parallel (Wave 1), then ideation synthesizes their outputs (Wave 2), then the design brief is generated (Wave 3).
design:statusShow current workspace state — what context has been fed, which agents have run, what gaps remain.
design:validateValidate problem understanding, stakeholder alignment, context freshness, and gap analysis before proceeding to ideation. Run after design:feed (pre-agent) and after Wave 1 (post-research).
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