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Design system reasoning. Maps product domain to style, palette, typography, and platform-specific patterns. Generates .rune/design-system.md as the shared design contract for all UI-generating skills.
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Design system reasoning. Maps product domain to style, palette, typography, and platform-specific patterns. Generates .rune/design-system.md as the shared design contract for all UI-generating skills.
Design system reasoning. Maps product domain to style, palette, typography, and platform-specific patterns. Generates .rune/design-system.md as the shared design contract for all UI-generating skills.
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Design system reasoning layer. Converts a product description into a concrete design system — style, color direction, typography pairing, platform conventions, and an explicit anti-pattern list for this domain. Writes .rune/design-system.md as the persistent design contract that all UI-generating skills read before producing code. Prevents AI-generated UI from defaulting to generic patterns ("purple accent, card grids, centered everything") that signal "not designed by a human."
/rune design — manual invocation when starting a new UI projectcook (L1): frontend task detected, no .rune/design-system.md existsreview (L2): AI anti-pattern detected — recommended to run design skillperf (L2): Lighthouse Accessibility BLOCK — design foundation may be missingscout (L2): detect existing design tokens, component library, platform targetsasset-creator (L3): generate base visual assets (logo, OG image) from design systembrowser-pilot (L3): render the surface and inspect it before claiming any visual property holds (Step 5.4)review (L2): accessibility violations found → flag for fix in next code reviewcook (L1): before any frontend code generationscaffold (L1): design system for new projectbrainstorm (L2): when selected approach has UI/UX implicationsba (L2): when requirements include UI/UX componentsreview (L2): when AI anti-pattern detected in diffperf (L2): when Lighthouse Accessibility score blocks/rune design direct invocation.rune/
└── design-system.md # Design contract for all UI-generating skills
Load the design knowledge base before reasoning:
~/.claude/docs/design-dna.md
Read it. This is the primary reference (user's curated taste).Read the baseline: skills/design/DESIGN-REFERENCE.md (shipped with Rune)Read skills/design/MOTION-CRAFT.md. It is the canonical motion authority: the should-it-animate frequency gate, easing/duration budgets (including peak-slope curve selection for large travel, and velocity continuity across keyframe joins), physicality (never scale(0), origin-aware popovers), spring physics, gesture handoff, motion performance, the role→strategy reduced-motion framework, SVG-specific mechanics (user units, pathLength, SVGO), and a reverse-lookup vocabulary. Cite its exact values in the design-system motion section; never approximate curves or durations. When MOTION-CRAFT.md and DESIGN-REFERENCE.md disagree on a motion detail (easing, duration, interaction timing), MOTION-CRAFT.md wins — it is the deeper, motion-specific source; DESIGN-REFERENCE.md's Animation Timing / Interaction Patterns tables are the general baseline.Advisory motion-audit mode: When asked to "improve the animations" / "make this feel better" / "what could be animated here", operate read-only — survey the motion surface against MOTION-CRAFT.md, report frequency-gated findings (and deliberately rejected candidates), and hand precise recipes to
cook/fix. Suggesting motion everywhere is worse than useless; expect to reject most candidates.
Why two layers: The baseline ships "good enough" universal design knowledge. Users who care about aesthetics create their own
design-dna.mdwith curated palettes, font pairings, and style preferences. The design skill works well with either — it just works better with a curated reference.
Design intelligence data from UI/UX Pro Max (MIT, 42.8k★).
Located at references/ui-pro-max-data/ — 161 palettes, 84 styles, 73 font pairings, 161 reasoning rules, 99 UX guidelines.
When references/ui-pro-max-data/ is available:
styles.csv for domain-matched visual styles (expands from 10 → 84)ui-reasoning.csv for industry-specific design rules (161 rules)colors.csv for palette alternatives (expands from 10 → 161)Invoke scout to detect:
web | ios (SwiftUI) | android (Compose) | react-native | multi-platformtokens.json, design-system/, theme.ts, tailwind.config.*, variables.cssIf .rune/design-system.md already exists: Read it, check Last Updated date. If < 30 days old, ask user whether to refresh or keep. Do NOT silently overwrite.
From the user's task description + codebase context, classify product type:
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Trading/Fintech | trading dashboard, portfolio tracker, payment app, crypto wallet |
| SaaS Dashboard | admin panel, analytics, CRM, project management |
| Landing/Marketing | landing page, product site, marketing page, waitlist |
| Healthcare | patient portal, medical dashboard, health tracker |
| E-commerce | product catalog, cart, checkout, marketplace |
| Developer Tools | IDE plugin, CLI dashboard, API explorer, devtool |
| Creative/Portfolio | portfolio, design showcase, art gallery, agency site |
| Social/Community | social feed, forum, messaging, community platform |
| Mobile Consumer | iOS/Android consumer app — entertainment, productivity, lifestyle |
| AI-Native | AI assistant interface, chatbot, model explorer |
If domain is unclear: ask one clarifying question — "Is this closer to X or Y?"
After classifying domain, ask ONE question: "What should users feel when they use this?"
Accept a single mood keyword (or infer from context if obvious). Map mood to concrete design constraints:
| Mood | Color Temp | Typography Weight | Whitespace | Animation | Shadow |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Impressed | Cool (blue-slate) | Heavy display (700-800) | Generous (xl-3xl) | Dramatic reveals (0.8-1.2s ease-out) | Deep, layered |
| Excited | Warm (amber-orange) | Bold contrasts (400 vs 800) | Tight-medium (sm-lg) | Energetic springs (0.4-0.6s spring) | Elevation lifts |
| Calm | Neutral-warm (stone-sage) | Light-medium (300-500) | Very generous (2xl-3xl) | Slow fades (0.6-0.8s ease-out-quad) | Soft, minimal |
| Confident | Cool-neutral (zinc-slate) | Medium-heavy (500-700) | Structured (md-xl) | Precise slides (0.3-0.5s ease) | Crisp, defined |
| Playful | Saturated (multi-hue) | Round + bold (600-700) | Medium, irregular (md-lg) | Bouncy springs (0.4-0.6s spring, overshoot) | Hard/comic (3-5px offset) |
| Techy | Cold (gray-cyan) | Mono-heavy, crisp (400-600) | Dense, grid-aligned (sm-md) | Sharp snaps (0.15-0.3s ease-out) | Minimal or glow |
| Professional | Muted neutrals | System fonts, readable (400-500) | Balanced (md-lg) | Subtle (0.2-0.3s ease) | Standard elevation |
| Inspired | Rich-warm (gold-terracotta) | Editorial display (300-700 range) | Asymmetric, generous | Scroll-driven reveals (0.5-0.8s) | Dramatic, directional |
Mapping rules:
.rune/design-system.md under ## Mood sectionanimation-patterns, palette-picker, type-system) read mood constraints from design-system.mdSkip if: User says "no preference" or "just follow domain defaults" — proceed to Step 3 with domain-only reasoning.
Picking from a 10-option style menu is how AI UI gets generic. Instead:
Why: Every menu option dilutes commitment. A single confident default gets committed, tweaked, and shipped. A menu gets deliberated, A/B'd, and abandoned. This is the Tweaks Default pattern from Anthropic's design system guidance — the AI commits first, humans steer second.
These rules apply regardless of domain, mood, or platform. Every generated design system MUST comply.
Enforcement: rune:review v1.1.0+ reads .rune/design-system.md § Scale Minimums and flags violations of Rules 1–3 below as MEDIUM/HIGH findings. Rules 4–6 (Measurable Constraints, No-Pure-No-Lorem, CJK-First) are design-time guidance — added in design v0.6.0, review enforcement forthcoming. Design defines, review enforces — this is the contract.
Below these thresholds, designs read as "AI boilerplate" no matter how good the palette is.
| Element | Minimum | Ideal |
|---|---|---|
| Hero/display text | 48px | 56-72px |
| H1 (page title) | 32px | 36-40px |
| Body text | 16px (never 14px for primary content) | 16-18px |
| Secondary/meta text | 14px | 14-15px |
| Touch targets (mobile) | 44×44px | 48×48px |
| Touch target gap (mobile) | 8px | 12px |
| Focus-visible ring | 2px | 3px |
Write these minimums to .rune/design-system.md under ## Scale Minimums. Downstream skills (cook, fix) treat violations as review findings.
If the design calls for an icon, illustration, or graphic that the agent cannot generate at high quality, ship a boxed placeholder, not a malformed SVG.
<!-- GOOD: placeholder -->
<div class="placeholder" data-icon="dashboard" aria-label="Dashboard icon — design pass needed">
[ ICON: dashboard ]
</div>
<!-- BAD: AI-generated SVG with broken geometry -->
<svg viewBox="0 0 24 24">
<path d="M12 2L2 7l10 5 10-5-10-5z M2 17l10 5 10-5 M2 12l10 5 10-5"/>
</svg>
name: design description: "Design system reasoning. Maps product domain to style, palette, typography, and platform-specific patterns. Generates .rune/design-system.md as the shared design contract for all UI-generating skills." metadata: author: runedev version: "0.9.0" layer: L2 model: opus group: creation tools: "Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep"
---
name: design
description: "Design system reasoning. Maps product domain to style, palette, typography, and platform-specific patterns. Generates .rune/design-system.md as the shared design contract for all UI-generating skills."
metadata:
author: runedev
version: "0.9.0"
layer: L2
model: opus
group: creation
tools: "Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep"
---
# design
## Purpose
Design system reasoning layer. Converts a product description into a concrete design system — style, color direction, typography pairing, platform conventions, and an explicit anti-pattern list for this domain. Writes `.rune/design-system.md` as the persistent design contract that all UI-generating skills read before producing code. Prevents AI-generated UI from defaulting to generic patterns ("purple accent, card grids, centered everything") that signal "not designed by a human."
## Triggers
- `/rune design` — manual invocation when starting a new UI project
- Called by `cook` (L1): frontend task detected, no `.rune/design-system.md` exists
- Called by `review` (L2): AI anti-pattern detected — recommended to run design skill
- Called by `perf` (L2): Lighthouse Accessibility BLOCK — design foundation may be missing
## Calls (outbound)
- `scout` (L2): detect existing design tokens, component library, platform targets
- `asset-creator` (L3): generate base visual assets (logo, OG image) from design system
- `browser-pilot` (L3): render the surface and inspect it before claiming any visual property holds (Step 5.4)
- `review` (L2): accessibility violations found → flag for fix in next code review
## Called By (inbound)
- `cook` (L1): before any frontend code generation
- `scaffold` (L1): design system for new project
- `brainstorm` (L2): when selected approach has UI/UX implications
- `ba` (L2): when requirements include UI/UX components
- `review` (L2): when AI anti-pattern detected in diff
- `perf` (L2): when Lighthouse Accessibility score blocks
- User: `/rune design` direct invocation
## Output Files
```
.rune/
└── design-system.md # Design contract for all UI-generating skills
```
## Executable Steps
### Step 0 — Load Design Reference
Load the design knowledge base before reasoning:
1. Check for user-level override: `~/.claude/docs/design-dna.md`
- If exists → `Read` it. This is the primary reference (user's curated taste).
2. If no user override → `Read` the baseline: `skills/design/DESIGN-REFERENCE.md` (shipped with Rune)
3. The loaded reference provides: font pairings, chart selection, component architecture, color principles, UX checklist, interaction patterns, anti-pattern signatures
4. Apply reference knowledge throughout Steps 3-5 (domain reasoning, token generation, checklist)
5. **When the domain involves any UI motion** (transitions, animations, gestures, springs, micro-interactions) → also `Read` `skills/design/MOTION-CRAFT.md`. It is the canonical motion authority: the should-it-animate frequency gate, easing/duration budgets (including peak-slope curve selection for large travel, and velocity continuity across keyframe joins), physicality (never `scale(0)`, origin-aware popovers), spring physics, gesture handoff, motion performance, the role→strategy reduced-motion framework, SVG-specific mechanics (user units, `pathLength`, SVGO), and a reverse-lookup vocabulary. Cite its exact values in the design-system motion section; never approximate curves or durations. **When MOTION-CRAFT.md and DESIGN-REFERENCE.md disagree on a motion detail (easing, duration, interaction timing), MOTION-CRAFT.md wins** — it is the deeper, motion-specific source; DESIGN-REFERENCE.md's Animation Timing / Interaction Patterns tables are the general baseline.
> **Advisory motion-audit mode**: When asked to "improve the animations" / "make this feel better" / "what could be animated here", operate read-only — survey the motion surface against MOTION-CRAFT.md, report frequency-gated findings (and deliberately rejected candidates), and hand precise recipes to `cook`/`fix`. Suggesting motion everywhere is worse than useless; expect to reject most candidates.
> **Why two layers**: The baseline ships "good enough" universal design knowledge. Users who care about aesthetics create their own `design-dna.md` with curated palettes, font pairings, and style preferences. The design skill works well with either — it just works _better_ with a curated reference.
### External Data Source
Design intelligence data from [UI/UX Pro Max](https://github.com/nextlevelbuilder/ui-ux-pro-max-skill) (MIT, 42.8k★).
Located at `references/ui-pro-max-data/` — 161 palettes, 84 styles, 73 font pairings, 161 reasoning rules, 99 UX guidelines.
When `references/ui-pro-max-data/` is available:
- Step 2: query `styles.csv` for domain-matched visual styles (expands from 10 → 84)
- Step 3: query `ui-reasoning.csv` for industry-specific design rules (161 rules)
- Step 3: query `colors.csv` for palette alternatives (expands from 10 → 161)
- Step 6 (Anti-AI): cross-check proposed style against reasoning DB — if flagged as "AI-generic", suggest 3 alternatives
### Step 1 — Discover
Invoke `scout` to detect:
- **Platform target**: `web` | `ios` (SwiftUI) | `android` (Compose) | `react-native` | `multi-platform`
- **Existing design tokens**: check for `tokens.json`, `design-system/`, `theme.ts`, `tailwind.config.*`, `variables.css`
- **Component library in use**: shadcn/ui | Radix | MUI | Ant Design | custom | none
- **Framework**: Next.js | Vite+React | SvelteKit | Vue | SwiftUI | Jetpack Compose | other
If `.rune/design-system.md` already exists: Read it, check `Last Updated` date. If < 30 days old, ask user whether to refresh or keep. Do NOT silently overwrite.
### Step 2 — Classify Product Domain
From the user's task description + codebase context, classify product type:
| Category | Examples |
|----------|---------|
| **Trading/Fintech** | trading dashboard, portfolio tracker, payment app, crypto wallet |
| **SaaS Dashboard** | admin panel, analytics, CRM, project management |
| **Landing/Marketing** | landing page, product site, marketing page, waitlist |
| **Healthcare** | patient portal, medical dashboard, health tracker |
| **E-commerce** | product catalog, cart, checkout, marketplace |
| **Developer Tools** | IDE plugin, CLI dashboard, API explorer, devtool |
| **Creative/Portfolio** | portfolio, design showcase, art gallery, agency site |
| **Social/Community** | social feed, forum, messaging, community platform |
| **Mobile Consumer** | iOS/Android consumer app — entertainment, productivity, lifestyle |
| **AI-Native** | AI assistant interface, chatbot, model explorer |
If domain is unclear: ask one clarifying question — "Is this closer to X or Y?"
### Step 2.5 — Mood-to-Constraint Mapping
After classifying domain, ask ONE question: **"What should users feel when they use this?"**
Accept a single mood keyword (or infer from context if obvious). Map mood to concrete design constraints:
| Mood | Color Temp | Typography Weight | Whitespace | Animation | Shadow |
|------|-----------|-------------------|------------|-----------|--------|
| **Impressed** | Cool (blue-slate) | Heavy display (700-800) | Generous (xl-3xl) | Dramatic reveals (0.8-1.2s ease-out) | Deep, layered |
| **Excited** | Warm (amber-orange) | Bold contrasts (400 vs 800) | Tight-medium (sm-lg) | Energetic springs (0.4-0.6s spring) | Elevation lifts |
| **Calm** | Neutral-warm (stone-sage) | Light-medium (300-500) | Very generous (2xl-3xl) | Slow fades (0.6-0.8s ease-out-quad) | Soft, minimal |
| **Confident** | Cool-neutral (zinc-slate) | Medium-heavy (500-700) | Structured (md-xl) | Precise slides (0.3-0.5s ease) | Crisp, defined |
| **Playful** | Saturated (multi-hue) | Round + bold (600-700) | Medium, irregular (md-lg) | Bouncy springs (0.4-0.6s spring, overshoot) | Hard/comic (3-5px offset) |
| **Techy** | Cold (gray-cyan) | Mono-heavy, crisp (400-600) | Dense, grid-aligned (sm-md) | Sharp snaps (0.15-0.3s ease-out) | Minimal or glow |
| **Professional** | Muted neutrals | System fonts, readable (400-500) | Balanced (md-lg) | Subtle (0.2-0.3s ease) | Standard elevation |
| **Inspired** | Rich-warm (gold-terracotta) | Editorial display (300-700 range) | Asymmetric, generous | Scroll-driven reveals (0.5-0.8s) | Dramatic, directional |
**Mapping rules:**
1. Mood constraints OVERRIDE generic domain defaults where they conflict (mood is user intent, domain is convention)
2. If mood contradicts domain safety (e.g., "Playful" + Healthcare), WARN user: "Playful tone may reduce trust in medical context — proceed?"
3. Write selected mood + resolved constraints to `.rune/design-system.md` under `## Mood` section
4. Downstream skills (`animation-patterns`, `palette-picker`, `type-system`) read mood constraints from design-system.md
**Skip if**: User says "no preference" or "just follow domain defaults" — proceed to Step 3 with domain-only reasoning.
### Step 2.7 — Tweaks, Not Menus (Default Style Pattern)
Picking from a 10-option style menu is how AI UI gets generic. Instead:
1. **Propose ONE opinionated default** based on domain + mood (from Step 2.5). Describe it in 2-3 lines — style, palette direction, typography pairing.
2. **Ask for tweaks, not choices.** The question is **"Any tweaks to this, or ship it?"** — not "Which of these do you prefer?"
3. **Accept natural-language adjustments.** Map phrases → design system edits:
- "more professional" → heavier type weights, reduce saturation, tighter spacing
- "less corporate" → looser weights, brighter accent, more whitespace
- "darker" → swap base for darker neutral, raise contrast on elevated surfaces
- "more playful" → add subtle animation, soften corners, bolder accent
- "more trust" → cooler palette (slate/blue), heavier headers, smaller radius
4. **If the user asks for a menu**, provide max 3 options — but mark one as the recommended default. Never present a neutral list of 5+ equivalent styles.
Why: Every menu option dilutes commitment. A single confident default gets committed, tweaked, and shipped. A menu gets deliberated, A/B'd, and abandoned. This is the **Tweaks Default** pattern from Anthropic's design system guidance — the AI commits first, humans steer second.
### Step 2.9 — Universal Anti-AI Rules (apply to ALL domains)
These rules apply regardless of domain, mood, or platform. Every generated design system MUST comply.
**Enforcement**: `rune:review` v1.1.0+ reads `.rune/design-system.md` § Scale Minimums and flags violations of Rules 1–3 below as MEDIUM/HIGH findings. Rules 4–6 (Measurable Constraints, No-Pure-No-Lorem, CJK-First) are design-time guidance — added in design v0.6.0, review enforcement forthcoming. Design defines, review enforces — this is the contract.
#### Rule 1 — Scale Minimums
Below these thresholds, designs read as "AI boilerplate" no matter how good the palette is.
| Element | Minimum | Ideal |
|---------|---------|-------|
| Hero/display text | 48px | 56-72px |
| H1 (page title) | 32px | 36-40px |
| Body text | 16px (never 14px for primary content) | 16-18px |
| Secondary/meta text | 14px | 14-15px |
| Touch targets (mobile) | 44×44px | 48×48px |
| Touch target gap (mobile) | 8px | 12px |
| Focus-visible ring | 2px | 3px |
Write these minimums to `.rune/design-system.md` under `## Scale Minimums`. Downstream skills (`cook`, `fix`) treat violations as review findings.
#### Rule 2 — Placeholder Over Bad SVG
If the design calls for an icon, illustration, or graphic that the agent cannot generate at high quality, **ship a boxed placeholder, not a malformed SVG**.
```html
<!-- GOOD: placeholder -->
<div class="placeholder" data-icon="dashboard" aria-label="Dashboard icon — design pass needed">
[ ICON: dashboard ]
</div>
<!-- BAD: AI-generated SVG with broken geometry -->
<svg viewBox="0 0 24 24">
<path d="M12 2L2 7l10 5 10-5-10-5z M2 17l10 5 10-5 M2 12l10 5 10-5"/>
</svg>
```
- Use **Phosphor Icons** (`@phosphor-icons/reactSkill source recorded
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Quality
63/100
Promising
Trust
54/100
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