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  23. package/docs/workflow-examples.md +104 -0
  24. package/examples/greenfield-spec-markupflow/README.md +40 -0
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  26. package/examples/greenfield-spec-markupflow/design-registry.md +15 -0
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+ ---
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+ description: Da Vinci workflow command index for Claude
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+ ---
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+ # Da Vinci
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Platform: Claude
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+ Default workflow entry: `/da-vinci <request>`
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+
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+ Available routes:
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+ - `/dv:breakdown` - Break a product or page request into scope, flows, states, and requirements.
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+ - `/dv:design` - Plan or create Pencil-backed page designs from approved requirements.
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+ - `/dv:tasks` - Generate implementation tasks from requirements plus Pencil design coverage.
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+ - `/dv:build` - Implement code that follows both the requirements and the Pencil design.
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+ - `/dv:verify` - Check requirement coverage, design coverage, and implementation drift.
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+
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+ Notes:
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+ - Requirements decide behavior.
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+ - Pencil decides presentation.
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+ - Code must follow both.
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+ - Use `references/platform-adapters.md` for shared invocation rules.
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+ - Use `references/checkpoints.md` when running workflow checkpoints.
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+ ---
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+ description: Break requirements into scope, flows, states, and specs for Da Vinci.
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+ ---
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+ # Da Vinci Breakdown
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Action: `breakdown`
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+
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+ Focus on:
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+ - scope
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+ - pages
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+ - flows
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+ - states
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+ - data and integration needs
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+
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+ Create or update:
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+ - `proposal.md`
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+ - `specs/<capability>/spec.md`
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+
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+ Ask only the minimum clarification needed to define implementation-safe requirements.
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+ ---
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+ description: Build software from requirements and Pencil design data for Da Vinci.
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+ ---
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+ # Da Vinci Build
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Action: `build`
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+
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+ Focus on:
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+ - requirements-backed behavior
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+ - Pencil-backed layout and presentation
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+ - implementation order from `tasks.md`
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+
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+ During implementation:
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+ - run `execution checkpoint` after each top-level task group
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+ - update source artifacts before continuing if drift is found
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+ ---
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+ description: Create or refine Pencil-backed design plans for Da Vinci.
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+ ---
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+ # Da Vinci Design
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Action: `design`
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+
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+ Focus on:
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+ - page map
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+ - layout structure
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+ - interaction model
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+ - Pencil page coverage
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+
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+ Create or update:
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+ - `design.md`
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+ - `pencil-design.md`
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+
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+ Run the `design checkpoint` before locking implementation tasks.
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+ ---
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+ description: Generate implementation tasks from requirements and Pencil designs for Da Vinci.
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+ ---
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+ # Da Vinci Tasks
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Action: `tasks`
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+
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+ Focus on:
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+ - top-level task groups
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+ - spec coverage
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+ - Pencil coverage
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+ - dependency order
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+
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+ Create or update:
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+ - `tasks.md`
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+
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+ Run the `task checkpoint` before implementation begins.
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+ ---
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+ description: Verify requirement coverage, Pencil coverage, and drift for Da Vinci.
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+ ---
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+ # Da Vinci Verify
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Action: `verify`
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+
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+ Check:
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+ - behavior coverage against specs
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+ - page and section coverage against Pencil
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+ - drift between requirements, Pencil, tasks, and code
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+
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+ Create or update:
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+ - `verification.md`
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+ ---
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+ description: Da Vinci entrypoint for Codex. Prefer the da-vinci skill for natural-language workflow requests.
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+ ---
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+ # Da Vinci
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Codex usage model:
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+ - Preferred: `$da-vinci <request>`
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+ - Explicit routing: `/prompts:da-vinci` and `/prompts:dv-*`
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+
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+ Available routes:
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+ - `/prompts:dv-breakdown` - Break a request into requirements, pages, flows, and states.
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+ - `/prompts:dv-design` - Plan or create Pencil-backed designs from approved requirements.
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+ - `/prompts:dv-tasks` - Generate implementation tasks from requirements plus Pencil.
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+ - `/prompts:dv-build` - Implement code from requirements plus Pencil data.
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+ - `/prompts:dv-verify` - Verify requirement coverage, design coverage, and drift.
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+
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+ Important:
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+ - Treat `/prompts:*` as action selectors in Codex.
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+ - If details are still needed after route selection, provide them in the next message.
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+ - Requirements decide behavior.
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+ - Pencil decides presentation.
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+ - Code must follow both.
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+ ---
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+ description: Da Vinci breakdown route for Codex.
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+ ---
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+ # Da Vinci Breakdown
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+ Action: `breakdown`
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+
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+ Output should move the work toward:
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+ - `proposal.md`
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+ - `specs/<capability>/spec.md`
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+
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+ Break the request into:
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+ - scope
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+ - pages
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+ - flows
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+ - states
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+ - data needs
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+ ---
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+ description: Da Vinci build route for Codex.
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+ ---
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+ # Da Vinci Build
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Action: `build`
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+
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+ Implementation rules:
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+ - requirements decide behavior
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+ - Pencil decides presentation
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+ - run `execution checkpoint` after each top-level task group
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+ ---
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+ description: Da Vinci design route for Codex.
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+ ---
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+ # Da Vinci Design
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Action: `design`
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+
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+ Output should move the work toward:
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+ - `design.md`
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+ - `pencil-design.md`
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+
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+ Use Pencil-backed structure as the design source when available.
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+ ---
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+ description: Da Vinci tasks route for Codex.
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+ ---
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+ # Da Vinci Tasks
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+ Action: `tasks`
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+ Output should move the work toward:
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+ - `tasks.md`
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+ Tasks must cover:
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+ - spec-backed behavior
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+ - Pencil-backed UI work
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+ - verification work
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+ ---
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+ description: Da Vinci verify route for Codex.
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+ ---
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+ # Da Vinci Verify
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+ Action: `verify`
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+ Check:
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+ - requirement coverage
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+ - Pencil coverage
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+ - drift between artifacts and code
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+
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+ Update `verification.md` when needed.
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+ description = "Da Vinci workflow command index for Gemini"
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+ prompt = """
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+ ---
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+ description: Da Vinci workflow command index for Gemini
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+ ---
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+ # Da Vinci
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Platform: Gemini
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+ Default workflow entry: `/da-vinci <request>`
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+
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+ Available routes:
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+ - `/dv:breakdown` - Break a product or page request into scope, flows, states, and requirements.
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+ - `/dv:design` - Plan or create Pencil-backed page designs from approved requirements.
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+ - `/dv:tasks` - Generate implementation tasks from requirements plus Pencil design coverage.
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+ - `/dv:build` - Implement code that follows both the requirements and the Pencil design.
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+ - `/dv:verify` - Check requirement coverage, design coverage, and implementation drift.
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+
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+ Notes:
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+ - Requirements decide behavior.
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+ - Pencil decides presentation.
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+ - Code must follow both.
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+ - Keep workflow semantics shared across Claude, Codex, and Gemini.
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+
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+ """
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+ description = "Break requirements into scope, flows, states, and specs for Da Vinci."
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+ prompt = """
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+ # Da Vinci Breakdown
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Action: `breakdown`
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+
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+ Focus on:
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+ - scope
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+ - pages
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+ - flows
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+ - states
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+ - data and integration needs
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+
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+ Create or update:
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+ - `proposal.md`
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+ - `specs/<capability>/spec.md`
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+ """
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+ description = "Build software from requirements and Pencil design data for Da Vinci."
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+ prompt = """
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+ # Da Vinci Build
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Action: `build`
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+
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+ Implementation rules:
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+ - requirements decide behavior
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+ - Pencil decides presentation
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+ - run `execution checkpoint` after each top-level task group
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+ """
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+ description = "Create or refine Pencil-backed design plans for Da Vinci."
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+ prompt = """
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+ # Da Vinci Design
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Action: `design`
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+
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+ Create or update:
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+ - `design.md`
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+ - `pencil-design.md`
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+ Use Pencil-backed page coverage as the source of presentation truth.
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+ """
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+ description = "Generate implementation tasks from requirements and Pencil designs for Da Vinci."
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+ prompt = """
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+ # Da Vinci Tasks
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+
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+ Action: `tasks`
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+ Create or update:
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+ - `tasks.md`
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+ Tasks must cover spec behavior, Pencil-backed UI work, and verification.
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+ """
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+ description = "Verify requirement coverage, Pencil coverage, and drift for Da Vinci."
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+ prompt = """
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+ # Da Vinci Verify
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+
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+ Use the `da-vinci` skill for this request.
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+ Action: `verify`
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+ Check:
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+ - requirement coverage
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+ - Pencil coverage
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+ - drift between artifacts and code
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+
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+ Update `verification.md` when needed.
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+ """
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+ # Workflow Examples
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+ These examples show how to use Da Vinci in each supported workflow mode.
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+ ## 1. `greenfield-spec`
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+ Use when a new project already has a stable requirement set.
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+ Example request:
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+ ```text
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+ $da-vinci use greenfield-spec to break down a new desktop software project for annotated design delivery
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+ ```
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+ Expected flow:
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+ 1. create `design-brief.md`
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+ 2. create `proposal.md`
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+ 3. create `specs/<capability>/spec.md`
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+ 4. create `page-map.md`
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+ 5. register `.pen` sources in `design-registry.md`
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+ 6. create Pencil pages and record them in `pencil-design.md`
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+ 7. bind implementation pages in `pencil-bindings.md`
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+ 8. generate `tasks.md`
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+ 9. build and verify
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+ ## 2. `greenfield-brainstorm`
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+ Use when the project starts from multiple rounds of rough ideas.
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+ Example request:
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+ ```text
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+ $da-vinci use greenfield-brainstorm to turn product brainstorming into a page map, Pencil design plan, and implementation tasks
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+ ```
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+ Expected flow:
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+ 1. synthesize ideas into `brainstorm.md`
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+ 2. capture product form factor and preferences in `design-brief.md`
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+ 3. stabilize scope in `proposal.md`
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+ 4. write behavior in `specs/<capability>/spec.md`
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+ 5. define pages in `page-map.md`
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+ 6. register and generate Pencil sources
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+ 7. bind implementation pages to Pencil pages
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+ 8. generate tasks
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+ 9. build and verify
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+ ## 3. `redesign-from-code`
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+ Use when the current product already exists and the UI needs broad redesign.
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+ Example request:
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+ ```text
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+ $da-vinci use redesign-from-code to inventory the current app, identify current pages, and generate a new Pencil-backed redesign plan
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+ ```
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+ Expected flow:
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+ 1. scan the existing product into `project-inventory.md`
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+ 2. register any current `.pen` sources in `design-registry.md`
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+ 3. define redesign scope in `proposal.md`
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+ 4. write redesign constraints in `specs/<capability>/spec.md`
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+ 5. rebuild or refine `page-map.md`
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+ 6. create new or updated Pencil pages
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+ 7. bind routes and pages to Pencil screens
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+ 8. generate tasks
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+ 9. build and verify
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+ ## 4. `feature-change`
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+ Use when an existing product needs a scoped requirement or page change.
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+ Example request:
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+ ```text
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+ $da-vinci use feature-change to add a billing page, generate the Pencil design delta, and create implementation tasks
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+ ```
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+ Expected flow:
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+ 1. define the change in `proposal.md`
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+ 2. write affected behavior in `specs/<capability>/spec.md`
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+ 3. update the affected subset of `page-map.md`
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+ 4. reuse or update the active design source in `design-registry.md`
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+ 5. create the Pencil delta in `pencil-design.md`
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+ 6. update `pencil-bindings.md`
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+ 7. generate tasks
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+ 8. build and verify
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+ ## Cross-mode rule
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+ In every mode:
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+ - requirements decide behavior
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+ - Pencil decides presentation
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+ - code follows both
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+ And in every mode:
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+ - `design-registry.md` tracks the available `.pen` sources
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+ - `pencil-bindings.md` tracks implementation page to Pencil page mapping
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+ - the workflow runs as `autonomous-by-default` unless a real blocker exists
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+ # MarkupFlow Forward Test
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+ This example is a repo-local end-to-end forward test for Da Vinci.
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+ Mode:
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+ - `greenfield-spec`
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+ Scenario:
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+ - a desktop-software product named `MarkupFlow`
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+ - two launch pages
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+ - Pencil-backed design source
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+ - static `HTML + Tailwind` implementation
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+ Files in this example:
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+ - `design-brief.md`
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+ - `proposal.md`
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+ - `specs/marketing-site/spec.md`
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+ - `page-map.md`
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+ - `design.md`
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+ - `design-registry.md`
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+ - `pencil-design.md`
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+ - `pencil-bindings.md`
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+ - `tasks.md`
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+ - `verification.md`
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+ - `site/index.html`
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+ - `site/product-detail.html`
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+ Live design source used for this forward test:
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+ - active Pencil document: `pencil-new.pen`
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+ - homepage screen: `MarkupFlow Homepage` (`bi8Au`)
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+ - detail screen: `MarkupFlow Product Detail` (`LpyYx`)
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+ Important note:
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+ - the `.pen` source was authored in a live Pencil session and is not committed into this repository
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+ - this example records the design source and bindings explicitly so implementation can still trace back to the correct Pencil pages
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+ # Design Brief
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+ ## Product Form Factor
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+ - desktop software product
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+ - desktop-first marketing pages for launch and product explanation
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+ ## Visual Direction
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+ - dark product-marketing surface
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+ - high-contrast hero
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+ - tool-like presentation instead of generic SaaS cards
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+ ## Brand Constraints
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+ - product name: `MarkupFlow`
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+ - modern technical tone
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+ - strong emphasis on annotated design delivery and MCP readiness
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+ ## Layout Priorities
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+ - desktop-first composition
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+ - wide hero with product-flow preview
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+ - clear sectioning for capabilities, workflow, and CTA
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+ ## Notes
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+ - inferred from the requested scenario: HTML to annotated design, Figma to annotated design, annotated design as MCP data source
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+ - the example keeps mobile responsive behavior minimal and focuses on desktop fidelity
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+ # Design Registry
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+ ## Active Design Sources
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+ - `pencil-new.pen` -> active -> live authoring source used for the forward test homepage and detail page
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+ ## Preferred Design Source
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+ - `pencil-new.pen`
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+ - reason: it is the source used to create the current implementation outputs
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+ ## Historical Or Secondary Sources
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+ - none recorded for this forward test
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+ ## Notes
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+ - the source was authored in an active Pencil session and was not exported into this repository
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+ - traceability is preserved through stable screen names and screen ids in `pencil-design.md` and `pencil-bindings.md`
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+ # Design
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+ ## Page Map
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+ - the homepage is a high-impact launch page with a left text column and a right product-flow preview
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+ - the product detail page is a workflow explanation page with a desktop-workspace hero and a structured pipeline section
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+ ## Interaction Model
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+ - primary CTA on the homepage points users toward product evaluation
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+ - homepage secondary CTA moves to the product detail page
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+ - product detail page explains the editor pipeline rather than adding new navigation complexity
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+ ## Layout Strategy
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+ - desktop-first sections
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+ - large hero headlines
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+ - dark interface shell with occasional light contrast panels for emphasis
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+ - modular sections with strong content hierarchy
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+ ## Component Strategy
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+ - shared header treatment across both pages
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+ - recurring dark panel cards for workflow and capability explanation
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+ - one light contrast content panel per page to signal structured output
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+ ## Content Notes
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+ - keep copy direct and product-oriented
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+ - repeat the three-part product thesis consistently:
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+ - import from HTML or Figma
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+ - annotate into a structured design artifact
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+ - publish MCP-ready design data
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+ ## Open Questions
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+ - whether the repo should eventually commit the `.pen` file instead of only recording the active Pencil source
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+ - whether future iterations should split the product detail page into workflow and MCP integration pages
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+ # Page Map
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+ ## Canonical Pages
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+ - `Homepage` -> `/` -> launch overview for the desktop product and its three core capabilities
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+ - `Product Detail` -> `/product-detail.html` -> deeper explanation of the workflow, workspace, and MCP publishing model
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+ ## States Per Page
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+ - `Homepage`: default marketing state
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+ - `Product Detail`: default product-explanation state
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+ ## Shared Sections
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+ - product header
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+ - desktop-product positioning line
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+ - terminal CTA section
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+ ## Page Priority
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+ - core pages:
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+ - `Homepage`
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+ - `Product Detail`
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+ # Pencil Bindings
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+
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+ ## Page To Pencil Page
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+ - `/` -> `pencil-new.pen` -> `MarkupFlow Homepage` (`bi8Au`)
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+ - `/product-detail.html` -> `pencil-new.pen` -> `MarkupFlow Product Detail` (`LpyYx`)
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+
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+ ## Shared Regions
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+ - `Site header` -> shared header treatment represented in both screens
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+ - `Closing CTA band` -> shared end-of-page CTA treatment represented in both screens
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+
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+ ## Notes
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+ - this forward test uses one live `.pen` source with two implementation pages
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+ - if the Pencil source is exported to the repository later, update the source path here and keep the same screen names where possible
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+ # Pencil Design
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+
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+ ## Active `.pen` Source
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+ - `pencil-new.pen`
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+
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+ ## Screens
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+ - `MarkupFlow Homepage` -> screen id `bi8Au`
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+ - `MarkupFlow Product Detail` -> screen id `LpyYx`
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+
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+ ## Screen Notes
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+ - the homepage screen contains:
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+ - hero
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+ - capabilities
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+ - MCP service
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+ - closing CTA
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+ - the product detail screen contains:
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+ - desktop workspace hero
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+ - three-step pipeline
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+ - workspace modules
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+ - closing CTA
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+
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+ ## Implementation Notes
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+ - preserve the dark desktop-software visual language
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+ - keep the structural emphasis on three core capabilities on page one
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+ - keep the import, annotate, publish pipeline readable on page two
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+
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+ ## Validation Notes
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+ - both screens were reviewed in Pencil during authoring
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+ - no obvious clipping, overlap, or alignment failures were observed in the design pass
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+ # Proposal
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+ ## Change
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+ - Name: MarkupFlow launch pages
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+ - Owner: Da Vinci forward test
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+ - Date: 2026-03-27
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+
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+ ## Goal
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+ - deliver a two-page launch surface for a desktop software product that converts HTML and Figma sources into annotated design output and exposes structured MCP data
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+
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+ ## Non-Goals
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+ - account system
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+ - pricing logic
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+ - dashboard implementation
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+ - API integration
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+
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+ ## User Value
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+ - a buyer or evaluator can understand the product capability, workflow, and delivery model in two pages
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+
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+ ## Scope
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+ - homepage
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+ - product detail page
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+ - cross-page navigation
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+ - static launch-page implementation
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+
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+ ## Risks
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+ - the `.pen` source exists in a live Pencil session instead of a committed repository file
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+ - design-source traceability must rely on explicit screen identifiers
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+
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+ ## Success Criteria
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+ - both pages exist in the repo as static deliverables
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+ - each implementation page is bound to a named Pencil page
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+ - verification can show requirement coverage and design coverage without unresolved drift