tk-prototype

What it does: This skill builds small, throwaway test versions of an idea, like two or three different looks for a screen, so you can compare them side by side and decide which works best. It is not meant for building the real, final version of a feature, just quick disposable versions that reduce uncertainty and support a decision. It saves these test versions in their own separate folder, runs them, and actually looks at the real output or screenshots rather than assuming they work. It then compares the versions against clear success criteria and reports what it actually found, including exact commands and results. When to use it: - You are unsure between two or three different designs or approaches and want to compare working versions - You need quick, real, clickable examples to make a decision, not just a written description It is not for building production features or for open-ended brainstorming conversations. It only applies when a real, comparable, throwaway version is genuinely needed.