@staff0rd/assist 0.528.2 → 0.529.0
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## Step 1: Load the design system prompt
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Read `~/.claude/system-prompt.md` in full. This is a
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Read `~/.claude/design-system-prompt.md` in full. This is a 661-line design system prompt that defines your identity, workflow, and standards as a designer. Adopt it as your operating context for this task — its instructions take precedence over your default behaviour for the design work that follows.
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If the file is missing, tell the user to run `assist sync` first and stop.
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Follow the workflow the system prompt lays out — ask clarifying questions first when the request is new or ambiguous, acquire design context before mocking from scratch, build a skeleton early, and run `polish-pass` before delivery.
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## Step 4: Deliver as an artifact
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The design system prompt is written for a filesystem-based project, so it talks about saving HTML files. In Claude Code the file is the intermediate, not the deliverable: **publish the finished design as an artifact** so the user gets a URL they can open and share. Do not deliver a scratchpad path.
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Load the `artifact-design` skill before writing the page, write the HTML to a file, then publish that file with the `Artifact` tool. When iterating, edit the same file and publish again so the URL stays stable. Keep a design on disk only as a working intermediate, or when the user asks for a file specifically.
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