okhp3-replit-design-pipeline
The complete Replit design iteration loop as a single coherent workflow — extract → sandbox → variant → graduate. Use when redesigning, improving, or creating variants of any UI component or page. Covers the "extract first, never approximate" rule, DESIGN subagent brief anatomy, variant labelling conventions on canvas, and the graduation decision gate. Activate for "redesign", "improve this component", "show me options", "create variants", "put on canvas", "graduate this mockup", "design alternatives", or any request that implies iterating on UI — whether the component exists already or is being built from scratch.
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- okhp3-replit-design-pipeline
- Scope
- The decision tree: start here
- Phase 1 — Extract (when component already exists)
- Phase 2 — Sandbox (when component does not yet exist)
- Phase 3 — Variant exploration
- When to use a DESIGN subagent
- Variant labelling on canvas
OverKill Hill P³ · overkillhill.com · github.com/OKHP3 Replit's design canvas exposes five interlocking skills: mockup-sandbox, mockup-extract, mockup-graduate, design-exploration, and the design (DESIGN subagent) skill. None of them explains the full loop as a decision tree. This skill does. -- | In scope | Out of scope | |---|---| | Decision tree: extract vs. build from scratch | Canvas callback schemas — read the canvas skill | | Full pipeline narration: extract → sandbox → variant → graduate | Sandbox setup and URL patterns — read mockup-sandbox | | DESIGN subagent brief anatomy | Import tracing during extraction — read mockup-extract | | Variant labelling on canvas | Production wiring — read mockup-graduate | | Graduation decision gate | Launching subagents — read the design skill | -- The golden rule: if the component exists in the codebase, extract it. Never rebuild from memory. You will get dimensions, colours, spacing, opacity values, and font sizes wrong. The real source code has the correct values. -- Read the mockup-extract skill (read .local/skills/mockup-extract/SKILL.md) for the full process. The high-level steps are: 1. Locate the target component file in the main a
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