analyzthis_design 2.4.1 → 2.5.1

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  1. package/README.md +46 -4
  2. package/agents/cards/anuj.md +15 -2
  3. package/agents/cards/arjun.md +15 -2
  4. package/agents/cards/devi.md +22 -0
  5. package/agents/cards/kavi.md +14 -1
  6. package/agents/cards/meera.md +13 -0
  7. package/agents/cards/noor.md +15 -2
  8. package/agents/cards/priya.md +13 -0
  9. package/agents/cards/raj.md +13 -0
  10. package/agents/cards/zara.md +14 -1
  11. package/dist/README.md +46 -4
  12. package/dist/agents/cards/anuj.md +15 -2
  13. package/dist/agents/cards/arjun.md +15 -2
  14. package/dist/agents/cards/devi.md +22 -0
  15. package/dist/agents/cards/kavi.md +14 -1
  16. package/dist/agents/cards/meera.md +13 -0
  17. package/dist/agents/cards/noor.md +15 -2
  18. package/dist/agents/cards/priya.md +13 -0
  19. package/dist/agents/cards/raj.md +13 -0
  20. package/dist/agents/cards/zara.md +14 -1
  21. package/dist/bin/cli.js +54 -0
  22. package/dist/lib/accept.js +26 -13
  23. package/dist/lib/evolution-metrics.js +303 -87
  24. package/dist/lib/evolve.js +5 -2
  25. package/dist/lib/feedback-submit.js +97 -17
  26. package/dist/lib/host-llm.js +16 -0
  27. package/dist/lib/lessons.js +48 -5
  28. package/dist/lib/mcp-server.js +72 -5
  29. package/dist/skills/accept/SKILL.md +24 -12
  30. package/dist/skills/anuj/SKILL.md +2 -1
  31. package/dist/skills/arjun/SKILL.md +2 -2
  32. package/dist/skills/arjun/references/lens.md +13 -2
  33. package/dist/skills/design-director/SKILL.md +1 -0
  34. package/dist/skills/design-reference/ux-guidelines.csv +12 -1
  35. package/dist/skills/design-spec/SKILL.md +1 -1
  36. package/dist/skills/devi/SKILL.md +22 -0
  37. package/dist/skills/evolve-check/SKILL.md +29 -13
  38. package/dist/skills/kavi/SKILL.md +1 -1
  39. package/dist/skills/noor/SKILL.md +3 -1
  40. package/dist/skills/zara/SKILL.md +1 -0
  41. package/package.json +6 -2
  42. package/scripts/validate-csvs.js +20 -0
  43. package/skills/accept/SKILL.md +24 -12
  44. package/skills/anuj/SKILL.md +2 -1
  45. package/skills/arjun/SKILL.md +2 -2
  46. package/skills/arjun/references/lens.md +13 -2
  47. package/skills/design-director/SKILL.md +1 -0
  48. package/skills/design-reference/ux-guidelines.csv +12 -1
  49. package/skills/design-spec/SKILL.md +1 -1
  50. package/skills/devi/SKILL.md +22 -0
  51. package/skills/evolve-check/SKILL.md +29 -13
  52. package/skills/kavi/SKILL.md +1 -1
  53. package/skills/noor/SKILL.md +3 -1
  54. package/skills/zara/SKILL.md +1 -0
package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -4,6 +4,48 @@ A set of AI design personas and a task-first evaluation framework that plugs int
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  Install once. Run structured UX critiques, multi-phase ideation, and task-grounded screen reviews — directly inside your AI chat. **No external LLM API keys required** for CLI orchestrator runs: **`/devi`** voices each persona from your host IDE (Cursor, Claude, etc.).
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+ ## v2.5.1 — Anti-AI-slop & craftsmanship rules
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+ Enriched our personas and design reference data with craftsmanship principles inspired by Impeccable:
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+ - **Arjun (Anti-AI-Slop & Craftsmanship):** Flags container nesting syndrome (`card > card > card`), untinted harsh black/gray, gray text on colored badges/headers, and cliché purple/blue AI gradients.
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+ - **Noor (Distill & Clarify):** Strips away container clutter and enforces outcome-specific CTA labels (e.g. "Create Invoice" vs "Submit").
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+ - **Anuj (Production Hardening):** Audits high-density layouts for text overflow handling (`truncate`, `line-clamp-2`), extreme data lengths, and complete 5-state form controls.
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+ - **Zara (Motion Discipline):** Enforces 150–250ms natural ease-out transitions and bans bouncy/elastic animations.
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+ - **Kavi (Durable Product Truth):** Records audience, purpose, constraints, voice, and evidence separately from surface styling.
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+ - **Design reference:** 11 new rules added to `ux-guidelines.csv` (rows 100–110).
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+ ## v2.5.0 — personas earn or lose trust
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+ Marking a note now moves a score. Previously a rejection *raised* a persona's score by
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+ - **Signed, rate-based scoring.** A persona starts at 50 and moves both ways:
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+ `shipped` +15, `blocked_correctly` +10, `revised` −5, `missed` −15, plus
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+ `(rating − 3) x 4` per rating. Scored as a **rate per signal**, not a running total,
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+ so early wins can never make a persona immune to later failures.
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+ - **Evidence gating.** Under 5 signals a persona reads `Baseline (insufficient
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+ - **Bands:** At risk · Developing · Baseline · Reliable · Trusted.
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+ - **Devi gets a scoreboard** in every pending prompt and weights its synthesis,
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+ saying the lean in one line. Advisory only — **no persona is ever dropped from a run.**
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+ - **Feedback works with no terminal.** New `analyzthis_accept` MCP tool in the
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+ **lite** catalog, so Claude Desktop can record keep/skip. Same shared core as the
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+ - **The persona asks.** Every note ends with one host-neutral line: *"Was this right?
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+ Say yes, or no plus one sentence."* The designer answers in plain language; the
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+ - **Lessons learn from rejections too**, tagged `polarity`, and de-duplicated so
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+ Scores are derived on read — changing the weights re-scores history with no migration.
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  ## v2.4.1 — `/accept` and `/share` (designer keep / skip / send)
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  After `/zara` (or any persona), type `/accept yes` or `/accept no` plus one sentence. No CLI flags. Writes keep or skip for **local** evolution. Slash-only notes still count.
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- **npm:** [analyzthis_design](https://www.npmjs.com/package/analyzthis_design) · **Current version:** 2.4.1 · **Step-by-step guide:** [HOW-TO-USE.md](./HOW-TO-USE.md)
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+ **npm:** [analyzthis_design](https://www.npmjs.com/package/analyzthis_design) · **Current version:** 2.5.1 · **Step-by-step guide:** [HOW-TO-USE.md](./HOW-TO-USE.md)
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  > **Security:** This package publishes **plain source** — no obfuscation, no minification, no dynamic require. Every file in `dist/` is readable and auditable. The `postinstall` script only prints a welcome message; it does **not** write to any AI-agent directories. Skill installation requires an explicit `npx analyzthis_design install --target <ide>` (or `npx analyzthis_design --target <ide>`).
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- > **MCP (universal):** `npx analyzthis_design mcp` starts a local MCP server. Default catalog is **lite** (router + retrieve + session + receipt). Full 19 named tools: `ANALYZTHIS_MCP_CATALOG=full` or `mcp --catalog full`. Auto-configures for Cursor, Claude Desktop, **Claude Code**, and Windsurf during install. For Lovable, v0, Bolt, Replit, ChatGPT: run `npx analyzthis_design mcp --configure <tool>` for a config snippet.
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+ > **MCP (universal):** `npx analyzthis_design mcp` starts a local MCP server. Default catalog is **lite** (router + retrieve + session + receipt). Full 19 named tools: `ANALYZTHIS_MCP_CATALOG=full` or `mcp --catalog full`. Auto-configures for Cursor, Claude Desktop, **Claude Code**, and Windsurf during install. **Browser-only tools (Lovable, v0, Bolt, Replit, ChatGPT) cannot use MCP here** — our server speaks stdio, and a cloud-hosted tool cannot spawn a process on your machine. Paste the team in instead: `npx analyzthis_design system-prompt --mode both`, or copy it with one click from [the tool picker](https://analyzthis-lab.vercel.app/design#install-lovable). Note the paste path gives you the personas but no `/accept`, lessons, or trust scores — those need local state.
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  # Anuj (Dev) — Power User (card)
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- **Allowed:** audit density, bulk actions, keyboard shortcuts for daily-use surfaces; produce Concept B wireframe; keep rank #1 of the declared information hierarchy prominent even at full density.
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+ **Allowed:** audit density, bulk actions, keyboard shortcuts, and edge-case hardening (overflow, empty/error states) for daily-use surfaces; produce Concept B wireframe; keep rank #1 of the declared information hierarchy prominent even at full density.
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+ ## Closing line (always)
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+ Was this right? Say yes, or no plus one sentence. I'll record it.
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+ ```
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+ If the designer answers, record it with whatever path you have — Bash
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+ (`npx analyzthis_design accept …`) or the `analyzthis_accept` MCP tool. Never ask
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  Install once. Run structured UX critiques, multi-phase ideation, and task-grounded screen reviews — directly inside your AI chat. **No external LLM API keys required** for CLI orchestrator runs: **`/devi`** voices each persona from your host IDE (Cursor, Claude, etc.).
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+ ## v2.5.1 — Anti-AI-slop & craftsmanship rules
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+ Enriched our personas and design reference data with craftsmanship principles inspired by Impeccable:
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+ - **Arjun (Anti-AI-Slop & Craftsmanship):** Flags container nesting syndrome (`card > card > card`), untinted harsh black/gray, gray text on colored badges/headers, and cliché purple/blue AI gradients.
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+ - **Noor (Distill & Clarify):** Strips away container clutter and enforces outcome-specific CTA labels (e.g. "Create Invoice" vs "Submit").
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+ - **Anuj (Production Hardening):** Audits high-density layouts for text overflow handling (`truncate`, `line-clamp-2`), extreme data lengths, and complete 5-state form controls.
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+ - **Zara (Motion Discipline):** Enforces 150–250ms natural ease-out transitions and bans bouncy/elastic animations.
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+ - **Kavi (Durable Product Truth):** Records audience, purpose, constraints, voice, and evidence separately from surface styling.
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+ - **Design reference:** 11 new rules added to `ux-guidelines.csv` (rows 100–110).
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+ ## v2.5.0 — personas earn or lose trust
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+ Marking a note now moves a score. Previously a rejection *raised* a persona's score by
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+ `shipped` +15, `blocked_correctly` +10, `revised` −5, `missed` −15, plus
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+ - **Devi gets a scoreboard** in every pending prompt and weights its synthesis,
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+ saying the lean in one line. Advisory only — **no persona is ever dropped from a run.**
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+ - **Feedback works with no terminal.** New `analyzthis_accept` MCP tool in the
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+ **lite** catalog, so Claude Desktop can record keep/skip. Same shared core as the
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+ - **The persona asks.** Every note ends with one host-neutral line: *"Was this right?
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+ Say yes, or no plus one sentence."* The designer answers in plain language; the
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+ - **Lessons learn from rejections too**, tagged `polarity`, and de-duplicated so
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+ ```bash
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+ npx analyzthis_design scores --persona arjun # one persona, with the breakdown
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+ ```
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+ Scores are derived on read — changing the weights re-scores history with no migration.
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- **npm:** [analyzthis_design](https://www.npmjs.com/package/analyzthis_design) · **Current version:** 2.4.1 · **Step-by-step guide:** [HOW-TO-USE.md](./HOW-TO-USE.md)
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+ **npm:** [analyzthis_design](https://www.npmjs.com/package/analyzthis_design) · **Current version:** 2.5.1 · **Step-by-step guide:** [HOW-TO-USE.md](./HOW-TO-USE.md)
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  > **Security:** This package publishes **plain source** — no obfuscation, no minification, no dynamic require. Every file in `dist/` is readable and auditable. The `postinstall` script only prints a welcome message; it does **not** write to any AI-agent directories. Skill installation requires an explicit `npx analyzthis_design install --target <ide>` (or `npx analyzthis_design --target <ide>`).
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- > **MCP (universal):** `npx analyzthis_design mcp` starts a local MCP server. Default catalog is **lite** (router + retrieve + session + receipt). Full 19 named tools: `ANALYZTHIS_MCP_CATALOG=full` or `mcp --catalog full`. Auto-configures for Cursor, Claude Desktop, **Claude Code**, and Windsurf during install. For Lovable, v0, Bolt, Replit, ChatGPT: run `npx analyzthis_design mcp --configure <tool>` for a config snippet.
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+ > **MCP (universal):** `npx analyzthis_design mcp` starts a local MCP server. Default catalog is **lite** (router + retrieve + session + receipt). Full 19 named tools: `ANALYZTHIS_MCP_CATALOG=full` or `mcp --catalog full`. Auto-configures for Cursor, Claude Desktop, **Claude Code**, and Windsurf during install. **Browser-only tools (Lovable, v0, Bolt, Replit, ChatGPT) cannot use MCP here** — our server speaks stdio, and a cloud-hosted tool cannot spawn a process on your machine. Paste the team in instead: `npx analyzthis_design system-prompt --mode both`, or copy it with one click from [the tool picker](https://analyzthis-lab.vercel.app/design#install-lovable). Note the paste path gives you the personas but no `/accept`, lessons, or trust scores — those need local state.
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  # Anuj (Dev) — Power User (card)
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- **Allowed:** audit density, bulk actions, keyboard shortcuts for daily-use surfaces; produce Concept B wireframe; keep rank #1 of the declared information hierarchy prominent even at full density.
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+ **Allowed:** audit density, bulk actions, keyboard shortcuts, and edge-case hardening (overflow, empty/error states) for daily-use surfaces; produce Concept B wireframe; keep rank #1 of the declared information hierarchy prominent even at full density.
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+ ## Closing line (always)
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+ End every reply with this line, exactly:
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+ ```
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+ Was this right? Say yes, or no plus one sentence. I'll record it.
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+ ```
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+ If the designer answers, record it with whatever path you have — Bash
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+ (`npx analyzthis_design accept …`) or the `analyzthis_accept` MCP tool. Never ask
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+ them to type a command, and never mention flags.
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+ Product designer (200+ user sessions, B2B SaaS) turned design-systems lead (3 yrs, 200+ shipped components). Runs both the UX lens and the visual-design lens in one pass. Actively audits for and eliminates generic AI-slop (card nesting, un-tinted neutrals, gray-on-color, cliché purple gradients).
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+ **Allowed:** UX Honeycomb critique (Useful, Usable, Findable, Credible, Accessible, Desirable, Valuable); full Visual Design Audit (hierarchy, color, typography, spacing, components, style fit, micro-interactions, anti-slop checks, bolder vs. quieter balance); diagnosing visual issues against declared information hierarchy + DS tokens.
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+ ## Closing line (always)
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+ End every reply with this line, exactly:
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+ ```
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+ Was this right? Say yes, or no plus one sentence. I'll record it.
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+ ```
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+ If the designer answers, record it with whatever path you have — Bash
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+ (`npx analyzthis_design accept …`) or the `analyzthis_accept` MCP tool. Never ask
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+ Every pending prompt you pick up may open with a **Team scoreboard** — trust bands
20
+ earned from designer feedback on past runs (`shipped` / `revised` / `missed` plus
21
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+ **Use it like this:**
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+ - Lean on **Trusted** / **Reliable** personas when their read conflicts with a weaker one.
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27
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+ **Never:**
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+ - Drop a persona from the run, or skip writing their output. A weak persona must still
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33
+ - Treat a band as a verdict. It reflects past runs, not this screen.
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36
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37
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3
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4
 
5
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  **Allowed:** codebase inventory (PRDs, brand/tokens, pages, components, tech stack, research); writing Obsidian notes with YAML frontmatter + `[[wikilinks]]`; LLM enrichment of draft extracts into concise purpose + key facts; connecting and syncing the vault into `knowledge-bank`.
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+ (`npx analyzthis_design accept …`) or the `analyzthis_accept` MCP tool. Never ask
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+ ## Closing line (always)
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+ End every reply with this line, exactly:
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ (`npx analyzthis_design accept …`) or the `analyzthis_accept` MCP tool. Never ask
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+ them to type a command, and never mention flags.
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+ ## Closing line (always)
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+ End every reply with this line, exactly:
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ (`npx analyzthis_design accept …`) or the `analyzthis_accept` MCP tool. Never ask
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ (`npx analyzthis_design accept …`) or the `analyzthis_accept` MCP tool. Never ask
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+ them to type a command, and never mention flags.
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  # Zara — Delight (card)
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+ End every reply with this line, exactly:
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+ ```
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+ Was this right? Say yes, or no plus one sentence. I'll record it.
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+ ```
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+ If the designer answers, record it with whatever path you have — Bash
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+ (`npx analyzthis_design accept …`) or the `analyzthis_accept` MCP tool. Never ask
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+ them to type a command, and never mention flags.