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+---
+name: od-reference-design-contract
+zh_name: "参考转设计合约"
+en_name: "Reference Design Contract"
+description: |
+  Turn vague taste, screenshots, URLs, product notes, or "make it feel like this"
+  references into a grounded DESIGN.md plus an implementation handoff. Use it
+  before prototypes, decks, redesigns, or image remix work when the user needs
+  a reusable visual direction rather than a one-off prompt.
+triggers:
+  - "design contract"
+  - "reference design brief"
+  - "style contract"
+  - "visual direction handoff"
+  - "turn references into DESIGN.md"
+  - "make it feel like this"
+  - "做同款但不照抄"
+  - "把参考图转成设计规范"
+od:
+  mode: design-system
+  platform: desktop
+  scenario: planning
+  category: design-systems
+  preview:
+    type: html
+    entry: example.html
+  design_system:
+    requires: false
+    generates: true
+    sections: [visual-theme, color, typography, spacing, layout, components, motion, voice, anti-patterns]
+  craft:
+    requires:
+      - typography
+      - color
+      - anti-ai-slop
+  inputs:
+    - name: brief
+      type: string
+      required: true
+      description: "Goal, audience, references, or the style problem to resolve"
+  outputs:
+    primary: DESIGN.md
+    secondary:
+      - design-contract.md
+      - implementation-handoff.md
+      - example.html
+  capabilities_required:
+    - file_write
+  example_prompt: "Create a reference design contract for a developer-notes app. The direction should feel editorial, calm, tactile, and serious, but not copy any specific product. Produce DESIGN.md and an implementation handoff."
+  example_prompt_i18n:
+    zh-CN: "为一个开发者笔记应用创建「参考转设计合约」。方向要有编辑感、安静、触感强、认真，但不要照抄任何具体产品。输出 DESIGN.md 和实现交接说明。"
+---
+<!-- Vendored from nexu-io/open-design@53231d40b778 (skills/reference-design-contract), Apache-2.0. Modified by Pugi: frontmatter `name` changed from `reference-design-contract` to `od-reference-design-contract`; example files omitted. See NOTICE.md in this directory. Where this skill conflicts with the Pugi plan-gate prototype contract in the designer persona prompt, the Pugi contract wins. -->
+
+# Reference Design Contract
+
+Use this skill when the user has taste signals, references, or a rough "like
+this" request and needs a reusable design contract before generation. The goal
+is not to write a longer prompt. The goal is to make design decisions explicit
+enough that a later prototype, deck, redesign, or image-remix run can execute
+without guessing.
+
+## What this skill produces
+
+Create three files:
+
+1. `DESIGN.md` — the reusable visual direction, following OpenDesign's
+   standard nine-section design-system shape.
+2. `design-contract.md` — the decision record: evidence used, keep/change
+   boundaries, rationale, risks, and quality gate.
+3. `implementation-handoff.md` — concise build instructions for the next
+   artifact-producing skill or coding agent.
+
+If a preview is useful, also create `example.html` as a small hand-built
+contract preview. Do not make it the main deliverable.
+
+## Workflow
+
+1. **Lock the job.** Identify target artifact type, audience, brand/product
+   context, references, and constraints. Ask at most two questions only when a
+   missing answer would change the direction. Otherwise choose a sensible
+   default and label it as inferred.
+2. **Read evidence.** Use provided screenshots, URLs, existing `DESIGN.md`,
+   brand docs, image artifacts, or user notes. If evidence is missing, say so
+   and base the contract on the brief only; do not invent brand facts.
+3. **Separate reference semantics.** For every reference, split it into:
+   - `Keep`: qualities to preserve, such as density, composition, material,
+     typography rhythm, color temperature, or motion attitude.
+   - `Change`: subject matter, copy, brand marks, exact layout, protected
+     assets, and anything the user wants adapted.
+   - `Do not copy`: literal screenshots, logos, claims, pricing, proprietary
+     UI, or exact prompt wording from examples.
+4. **Freeze the direction.** Choose one coherent visual stance. Do not provide
+   five unrelated moodboards. If there are genuinely competing directions,
+   name them briefly, pick the recommended one, and continue.
+5. **Write `DESIGN.md`.** Use these nine headings exactly:
+   - `## 1. Visual Theme & Atmosphere`
+   - `## 2. Color`
+   - `## 3. Typography`
+   - `## 4. Spacing & Grid`
+   - `## 5. Layout & Composition`
+   - `## 6. Components`
+   - `## 7. Motion & Interaction`
+   - `## 8. Voice & Brand`
+   - `## 9. Anti-patterns`
+6. **Write `design-contract.md`.** Include:
+   - goal and target artifact
+   - evidence table with confidence (`observed`, `provided`, `inferred`)
+   - keep/change/do-not-copy table
+   - final design stance in one paragraph
+   - risks and explicit unknowns
+   - quality gate checklist
+7. **Write `implementation-handoff.md`.** Keep it short and operational:
+   - files to read
+   - token/palette/type/layout constraints
+   - asset rules
+   - responsive requirements
+   - "first artifact should prove..." acceptance notes
+8. **Validate.** Read `references/checklist.md` and satisfy every P0 gate
+   before final handoff.
+
+## Output rules
+
+- Make every claim traceable to user input, observed reference evidence, or an
+  explicitly labeled inference.
+- Prefer concrete constraints over adjectives: "one warm accent, no purple or
+  blue glow" beats "premium".
+- Treat "do the same style" as "borrow controllable qualities", not "clone the
+  original subject or prompt".
+- If the user asks for immediate UI generation too, finish these contract files
+  first, then hand off to the appropriate artifact skill in the next step.

package/skills/od-reference-design-contract/references/checklist.md

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+# Reference Design Contract checklist
+
+Use this checklist before final handoff.
+
+## P0 gates
+
+- [ ] `DESIGN.md` exists and uses the nine standard OpenDesign headings.
+- [ ] `design-contract.md` names the target artifact, audience, and evidence used.
+- [ ] Every reference is split into `Keep`, `Change`, and `Do not copy`.
+- [ ] Inferences are labeled; unverified brand facts are not presented as truth.
+- [ ] The contract picks one coherent visual stance instead of a menu of moods.
+- [ ] `implementation-handoff.md` is short enough to paste into the next generation run.
+- [ ] Anti-patterns include exact things to avoid, not only vague phrases.
+- [ ] The final response tells the user which files were produced and what to run next.
+
+## Quality bar
+
+The contract should let a second agent build the first artifact without asking:
+
+- What is the product or surface?
+- What should be preserved from the references?
+- What must not be copied?
+- What colors, type, spacing, and component rules are binding?
+- What would make the first artifact fail review?
+
+If any of those answers are missing, revise the contract before handing off.

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package/skills/od-web-prototype/NOTICE.md

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+# Third-party skills vendored into the Pugi designer pack
+
+These skills are part of Sofia's (designer) skill pack. They help her go from a
+brief to a design system to the clickable HTML prototype that the customer
+approves at the plan gate (`.pugi/artifacts/prototype.html`, BACKLOG AO), and,
+since 2026-10-17, carry the craft rules every build turn is held to.
+
+The skill pack generator copies this file and `LICENSE-APACHE-2.0` into every
+vendored skill directory, so each one carries its attribution wherever it is
+baked.
+
+Both upstream projects are licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. The
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+of each repository was checked before anything was copied (2026-10-04 and
+2026-10-17). Neither repository ships a NOTICE file, so this file is the
+attribution.
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+## nexu-io/open-design
+
+- Source: https://github.com/nexu-io/open-design
+- Licence: Apache-2.0, "Copyright 2026 Open Design contributors"
+- The upstream `skills/README.md` says skills are Apache-2.0 unless their own
+  `LICENSE` says otherwise. No directory copied here has its own licence.
+- Commit 53231d40b778d88eba23f35547bf99485d3ae9fc (2026-09-30) for the two
+  prototype skills; commit 78d5637cb49da07e81314d1544b5fc6d37c95084 (v0.25.1,
+  2026-10-16) for the craft rules and the two ports below.
+
+| Pugi skill | Upstream path | Files copied |
+|---|---|---|
+| `od-web-prototype` | `design-templates/web-prototype/` | `SKILL.md`, `assets/template.html`, `references/layouts.md`, `references/checklist.md` |
+| `od-reference-design-contract` | `skills/reference-design-contract/` | `SKILL.md`, `references/checklist.md` |
+| `od-craft` | `craft/` | all twelve documents, as `references/<name>.md`: `README.md`, `accessibility-baseline.md`, `animation-discipline.md`, `anti-ai-slop.md`, `color.md`, `form-validation.md`, `laws-of-ux.md`, `rtl-and-bidi.md`, `state-coverage.md`, `typography-hierarchy-editorial.md`, `typography-hierarchy.md`, `typography.md` |
+
+Upstream attributions kept inside those files: `craft/` is adapted from
+referodesign/refero_skill (MIT, © Refero Design); the "Adapted from" lines
+stay where upstream put them.
+
+### Ports (derivative works, Apache-2.0 §4), not copies
+
+| Pugi file | Upstream source | What changed |
+|---|---|---|
+| `packages/opencode/src/session/design-lint.ts` | `apps/daemon/src/lint-artifact.ts` | The seven P0 checks and the external-image advisory are kept; the finding shape is local; it runs over a workspace (source and `dist/`) rather than one artifact body; Tailwind utility-class forms of each sin are added; the deck, `data-od-id`, all-caps tracking and raw-hex checks are dropped; the sans-display check fires only when a serif display token is bound. The daemon's analytics were never in this file. |
+| `packages/opencode/src/scaffold/design-direction.ts` | `apps/daemon/src/prompts/directions.ts` | The five schools are kept as postures; labels no longer name other brands; palettes are hex; faces are the Google fonts the starters link; two directions added; no question form (the direction is decided by the model, never asked of the customer). |
+| `packages/plugin-pugi-personas/src/craft-digest.ts` | `craft/*.md` | A condensed summary written by Pugi from the twelve documents. |
+
+Nothing ported touches the network: open-design's PostHog / Langfuse telemetry
+lives in its apps, none of which were taken.
+
+## nexu-io/html-anything
+
+- Source: https://github.com/nexu-io/html-anything
+- Commit: 553ed98c283f9c0f489902d035416a972d6a9699 (2026-09-15)
+- Licence: Apache-2.0. The upstream copyright line is the unfilled template
+  ("Copyright [yyyy] [name of copyright owner]"), so the copyright belongs to
+  the html-anything contributors.
+
+| Pugi skill | Upstream path | Files copied |
+|---|---|---|
+| `ha-prototype-web` | `next/src/lib/templates/skills/prototype-web/` | `SKILL.md` |
+
+## Changes made by Pugi (Apache-2.0 §4(b))
+
+- The frontmatter `name` of every `SKILL.md` was prefixed (`od-`, `ha-`). Skill
+  names are permission patterns in Pugi, and upstream names such as
+  `web-prototype` would collide across the two sources.
+- One HTML comment was added under each frontmatter block. It names the source,
+  the commit and these changes.
+- `od-craft/SKILL.md` is written by Pugi (upstream has no skill wrapper for
+  `craft/`; its daemon injects the files per `od.craft.requires`). Each
+  `references/*.md` begins with one added HTML comment naming the source
+  commit and stating that the rest is verbatim; the text below it is
+  unchanged, including upstream's references to its own paths
+  (`apps/daemon/src/lint-artifact.ts`, `pnpm lint:craft`).
+- Example files (`example.html`, `example.md`) were not copied.
+- Every other byte of the copied files is unchanged.
+
+Where an upstream rule conflicts with the Pugi plan-gate prototype contract in
+Sofia's persona prompt, the Pugi contract wins.
+Two upstream rules conflict on purpose. The output file is
+`.pugi/artifacts/prototype.html`, not `index.html`. Photos are Pexels CDN URLs
+taken from Anvil `/v1/images`, not copies in the project, because the console
+renders the prototype from a single document.
+Where a craft rule names open-design's tokens (`var(--accent)`), the starter's
+own token scheme (`src/globals.css` bare HSL components, `src/theme.css`
+typefaces) wins.

package/skills/od-web-prototype/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: od-web-prototype
+description: |
+  General-purpose desktop web prototype. Single self-contained HTML file built
+  by copying the seed `assets/template.html` and pasting section layouts from
+  `references/layouts.md`. Default for any landing / marketing / docs / SaaS
+  page when no more specific skill matches.
+triggers:
+  - "prototype"
+  - "mockup"
+  - "landing"
+  - "single page"
+  - "marketing page"
+  - "homepage"
+od:
+  mode: prototype
+  platform: desktop
+  scenario: design
+  preview:
+    type: html
+    entry: index.html
+  design_system:
+    requires: true
+    sections: [color, typography, layout, components]
+---
+<!-- Vendored from nexu-io/open-design@53231d40b778 (design-templates/web-prototype), Apache-2.0. Modified by Pugi: frontmatter `name` changed from `web-prototype` to `od-web-prototype`; example files omitted. See NOTICE.md in this directory. Where this skill conflicts with the Pugi plan-gate prototype contract in the designer persona prompt, the Pugi contract wins. -->
+
+# Web Prototype Skill
+
+Produce a single, self-contained HTML prototype using the bundled seed and layout library — **not** by writing CSS from scratch. The seed already encodes good defaults (typography, spacing, accent budget). Your job is to compose it.
+
+## Resource map
+
+```
+web-prototype/
+├── SKILL.md                ← you're reading this
+├── assets/
+│   └── template.html       ← seed: tokens + class system + chrome (READ FIRST)
+└── references/
+    ├── layouts.md          ← 8 paste-ready section skeletons
+    └── checklist.md        ← P0/P1/P2 self-review
+```
+
+## Workflow
+
+### Step 0 — Pre-flight (do this once before writing anything)
+
+1. **Read `assets/template.html` end-to-end** — at minimum through the `<style>` block. The class inventory at the top of `references/layouts.md` lists every class that must be defined there; if one is missing, add it to `<style>` rather than re-defining it inline on every section.
+2. **Read `references/layouts.md`** so you know which section skeletons exist. Don't write a section type that isn't covered — pick the closest layout and adapt.
+3. **Read the active DESIGN.md** (already injected into your system prompt). Map its colors to the six `:root` variables in the seed; don't introduce new tokens.
+
+### Step 1 — Prepare `index.html` from the seed
+
+Use `assets/template.html` as the seed for the canonical project file, normally `index.html`.
+
+Replace the six `:root` variables with the active design system's tokens. Replace the page `<title>` and the topnav brand.
+
+### Step 2 — Plan the section list
+
+**Pick layouts before writing copy.** Default rhythms (from `layouts.md`):
+
+| Page kind | Default rhythm |
+|---|---|
+| Landing | 1 hero → 3 features → 4 stats *or* 5 quote → custom split → 6 cta |
+| Marketing / editorial | 1 hero-center → 7 log list → 6 cta |
+| Pricing | 1 hero-center → 8 comparison table → 6 cta |
+| Docs index | 1 hero-center → 7 log list (sections of docs) → 6 cta |
+
+State the chosen list in one sentence to the user *before* writing — they can redirect cheaply now and not after 200 lines of HTML.
+
+### Step 3 — Paste and fill
+
+For each chosen layout, copy the `<section>` block from `layouts.md` into `<main id="content">` of the project HTML. Replace bracketed `[REPLACE]` strings with real, specific copy from the user's brief. **No filler** — if a slot is empty, the section is the wrong choice; pick a different layout. Treat every `.ph-img` block as layout scaffolding and replace it when the section requires imagery, following the real-first rule below before self-checking.
+
+### Step 4 — Self-check
+
+Run through `references/checklist.md` top to bottom. Every P0 item must pass before you move on. P1 items should pass; P2 are bonus.
+
+### Step 5 — Write the project file
+
+Write the completed HTML to the canonical project file, normally `index.html`. Then send one short ordinary assistant summary naming the file and describing what's there. Do not output the full HTML source in chat.
+
+## Hard rules (the seed protects most of these — don't fight it)
+
+- **Single accent, used at most twice per screen.** Eyebrow + primary CTA is the default budget.
+- **Display font is serif** (Iowan Old Style / Charter / Georgia in the seed). Sans for body. Mono for numerics, captions, eyebrows.
+- **Real imagery, never remote hotlinks.** `.ph-img` is temporary layout scaffolding, not the default final treatment. For a named real-world referent, search/fetch the correct real image, copy it into the project, and reference it relatively; never generate, draw, or invent a substitute. For illustrative or atmospheric subjects, prefer suitable fetched real photography and use image generation only as a fallback. If no compliant asset can be acquired, keep an intentional labeled `.ph-img` and disclose the limitation in the delivery summary.
+- **Preserve real-image geometry.** Inspect each acquired image's intrinsic width and height, replace the entire `.ph-img` scaffold with an `<img class="content-img">`, and set matching `width` and `height` attributes. Never copy `.ph-img`, `.wide`, `.portrait`, or `.square` onto a real image. Content images must show the full frame; `object-fit: cover` is only for intentionally croppable decorative fills. The seed's `.content-img` rule bounds unusually tall or wide images to the viewport while keeping the other axis automatic.
+- **Mobile reflow already works** via the seed's media query at 920px. Don't break it by adding fixed widths.
+- **`data-od-id` on every `<section>`** so comment mode can target it.
+
+## Output contract
+
+Filesystem runs use project files as the source of truth:
+
+```
+index.html
+```
+
+OpenDesign derives the preview from the written project file. Do not also emit a source-code `<artifact>` block for the same generation turn.
+
+One short summary after writing the file. Nothing after.