get-shit-pretty 0.5.2 → 0.6.0

package/gsp/skills/gsp-style/SKILL.md

@@ -55,73 +55,12 @@ Read the user's input to determine the mode:
 
 ## Step 1: List mode (`--list`)
 
-If `--list`, read `styles/INDEX.yml` and display all presets:
-
-Read `styles/INDEX.yml` and render every style grouped by category. Format:
+Read `styles/INDEX.yml` and display all presets grouped by category. Format each as `{name}  {one-line description}` with `─── Category ────` separators and footer showing usage. Example:
 
 ```
-  /gsp:style
-  ═══════════════════════════════════════
-
-  34 styles available
-
   ─── Minimal ────────────────────────
     swiss-minimalist     Helvetica and whitespace — let the content breathe
     flat-design          Solid colors, zero shadows — bold color blocks as structure
-    monochrome           Pure black and white — typographic depth, zero decoration
-    minimal-dark         Three layers of darkness with warm amber accents
-
-  ─── Modern ─────────────────────────
-    professional         The sensible default — clean, trustworthy, gets out of the way
-    saas                 Electric blue gradient — modern SaaS landing page energy
-    enterprise           Indigo-to-violet gradient — dashboard-ready corporate
-    fluent               Microsoft Fluent 2 — acrylic materials, semantic tokens
-    material             Material Design 3 — adaptive, organic, expressive
-    modern-dark          Linear/Vercel aesthetic — ambient blobs, mouse spotlights
-    glassmorphism        Frosted glass panels floating over rich backgrounds
-    liquid-glass         Apple's 2025 design language — refractive, fluid, alive
-
-  ─── Creative ───────────────────────
-    neubrutalism         Gumroad meets Figma — thick borders, hard shadows
-    cyberpunk            Neon-soaked interfaces from a dystopian future
-    maximalism           MORE IS MORE — sensory overload, 5 rotating accent colors
-    bold-typography      Typography IS the design — massive headlines, poster aesthetic
-    playful-geometric    Memphis-inspired candy buttons and confetti cards
-    sketch               Wobbly borders and marker red on warm paper
-    kinetic              Viewport-width type, marquees, extreme scale hierarchy
-
-  ─── Elegant ────────────────────────
-    luxury               Gold accent, slow reveals, asymmetric restraint
-    art-deco             1920s theatrical glamour — gold on obsidian black
-    academia             Victorian study halls — mahogany, brass, and serif type
-    humanist-literary    Warm paper canvas, terracotta accent — quiet intelligence
-
-  ─── Organic ────────────────────────
-    botanical            Deep greens, paper grain, nature-inspired serif elegance
-    organic              Moss and terracotta — blob shapes, no straight lines
-
-  ─── Editorial ──────────────────────
-    newsprint            Multi-column layouts, drop caps, high information density
-
-  ─── Nostalgic ──────────────────────
-    retro                Windows 95 bevels, marquee text — the ugliness IS the beauty
-    vaporwave            80s/90s digital nostalgia with neon gradients and CRT scanlines
-
-  ─── Tactile ────────────────────────
-    claymorphism         Vinyl toy aesthetic — 4-layer shadows, super-rounded, squish
-    neumorphism          Dual opposing shadows — extruded and inset on continuous surface
-    industrial           Precision machinery — carbon fiber, dual-shadow, safety orange
-
-  ─── Tech ───────────────────────────
-    terminal             Your favorite code editor as a design system
-    web3                 Bitcoin orange luminescence on void black
-
-  ─── Geometric ──────────────────────
-    bauhaus              Form follows function — Bauhaus primary colors, hard shadows
-
-  ─────────────────────────────────────
-  Usage: /gsp:style {name}
-         /gsp:style --preview {name}
 ```
 
 Stop here. Do not write any files.
@@ -177,43 +116,7 @@ If invoked from a project context (`.design/projects/{project}/`):
 
 ## Step 5: Preview mode (`--preview`)
 
-If `--preview`, display the expanded tokens without writing files:
-
-```
-  /gsp:style preview — {name}
-  ═══════════════════════════════════════
-
-  Color
-    primary       {value}
-    secondary     {value}
-    accent        {value}
-    background    {value}
-    surface       {value}
-
-  Typography
-    heading       {font-family} @ {weight}
-    body          {font-family} @ {weight}
-    base size     {size}
-
-  Shape
-    radius        {sm} / {md} / {lg}
-    border        {width} {color}
-
-  Elevation
-    sm            {value}
-    md            {value}
-    lg            {value}
-
-  Motion
-    fast          {duration}
-    normal        {duration}
-    easing        {value}
-
-  ─────────────────────────────────────
-  Run /gsp:style {name} to apply.
-```
-
-Stop here. Do not write any files.
+If `--preview`, display expanded tokens grouped by section (Color, Typography, Shape, Elevation, Motion) as key-value pairs. Footer: usage hint to apply. Stop here — do not write any files.
 
 ## Step 6: Expand tokens to W3C format
 
@@ -241,65 +144,23 @@ Transform each YAML preset section into W3C Design Tokens JSON with `$value` and
 
 ## Step 7: Write tokens.json
 
+If `{OUTPUT_PATH}/tokens.json` already exists, use `AskUserQuestion`: "tokens.json already exists — overwrite with style preset? Existing component-level tokens will be replaced." with options **Overwrite** and **Cancel**. If cancelled, skip writing tokens.json and proceed to the next step.
+
 Write the complete W3C Design Tokens JSON to `{OUTPUT_PATH}/tokens.json`.
 
 ## Step 8: Write foundation chunks
 
 Write 5 foundation chunks to `{OUTPUT_PATH}/foundations/`, each following `references/chunk-format.md`:
 
-### foundations/color-system.md
-- Document the full color palette from the preset
-- Include brand colors (primary, secondary, accent)
-- Include semantic colors (background, surface, on-primary, on-background, error, success, warning, info)
-- Include dark mode mapping if present
-- Note WCAG contrast considerations based on the color values
-
-### foundations/typography.md
-- Document the 9-level type scale (Display → Overline) with all properties
-- Include font family details and where to load them (Google Fonts link if applicable)
-- Include heading and body weight rationale
-
-### foundations/spacing.md
-- Document the spacing scale from the preset
-- Include base unit and full scale with usage guidelines
-
-### foundations/elevation.md
-- Document the shadow/elevation scale from the preset
-- Include use cases for each level (flat, cards, dropdowns, modals, popovers)
-- Include any style-specific elevation notes (e.g., hard shadows for neubrutalism, glow for cyberpunk)
-
-### foundations/border-radius.md
-- Document the radius token scale
-- Include style-specific shape notes (e.g., sharp corners for swiss-minimalist, chunky for neubrutalism)
+- **color-system.md** — brand colors, semantic colors, dark mode mapping, WCAG contrast notes
+- **typography.md** — 9-level type scale, font family details + Google Fonts link, weight rationale
+- **spacing.md** — spacing scale with base unit and usage guidelines
+- **elevation.md** — shadow scale with use cases per level + style-specific notes
+- **border-radius.md** — radius token scale + style-specific shape notes
 
 ## Step 9: Write INDEX.md
 
-Write `{OUTPUT_PATH}/INDEX.md`:
-
-```markdown
-# System
-> Phase: system | Style: {preset-name} | Generated: {DATE}
-
-## Applied Style
-
-**{preset-name}** — {preset description}
-
-## Foundations
-
-| Chunk | File | ~Lines |
-|-------|------|--------|
-| Color System | [color-system.md](./foundations/color-system.md) | ~{N} |
-| Typography | [typography.md](./foundations/typography.md) | ~{N} |
-| Spacing | [spacing.md](./foundations/spacing.md) | ~{N} |
-| Elevation | [elevation.md](./foundations/elevation.md) | ~{N} |
-| Border Radius | [border-radius.md](./foundations/border-radius.md) | ~{N} |
-
-## Tokens
-
-| File | Description |
-|------|-------------|
-| [tokens.json](./tokens.json) | W3C Design Tokens |
-```
+Write `{OUTPUT_PATH}/INDEX.md` — header with phase/style/date, applied style name + description, foundations table (chunk name, file link, ~lines), tokens table (tokens.json link).
 
 ## Step 10: Update state
 
@@ -313,29 +174,5 @@ If a project config.json exists:
 
 ## Step 11: Completion output
 
-Display the result:
-
-```
-  /gsp:style — {name} applied
-  ═══════════════════════════════════════
-
-  {OUTPUT_PATH}/
-  ├── foundations/
-  │   ├── color-system.md
-  │   ├── typography.md
-  │   ├── spacing.md
-  │   ├── elevation.md
-  │   └── border-radius.md
-  ├── tokens.json
-  └── INDEX.md
-
-  ─────────────────────────────────────
-```
-
-Then use `AskUserQuestion` with routing options:
-
-- **Start a project** — "scope what you're building with this style" → route to `/gsp:project-brief`
-- **Build components** — "extend with a full component library" → route to `/gsp:brand-patterns` (components pass only)
-- **Preview tokens** — "see the token values" → show tokens.json summary
-- **Try a different style** — "apply a different preset" → restart at Step 2
+Show: header (`/gsp:style — {name} applied`), file tree (foundations/ + tokens.json + INDEX.md). Then `AskUserQuestion`: Start a project → `/gsp:project-brief`, Build components → `/gsp:brand-patterns`, Preview tokens, Try a different style → restart Step 2.
 </process>

package/gsp/skills/gsp-typescale/SKILL.md

@@ -117,70 +117,45 @@ Calculate the implied ratio from the preset's type scale if present, or default
 
 Use `AskUserQuestion` for each input:
 
-1. **Primary font** — "What's your primary font family?" with options:
-   - **Inter** — "clean geometric sans-serif, great all-rounder"
-   - **Geist Sans** — "Vercel's modern sans — pairs with Geist Mono"
-   - **Plus Jakarta Sans** — "modern geometric with personality"
-   - **DM Sans** — "low-contrast geometric, contemporary"
-   - **Space Grotesk** — "technical, monospaced-inspired sans"
-   - **Instrument Serif** — "elegant serif with sharp details"
-   - **Custom** — "enter your own font family"
-
-2. **Scale ratio** — "What scale ratio? Preview interactively at https://typescale.com/" with options:
-   - **minor-third (1.2)** — "balanced, safe default — used by Shopify Polaris"
-   - **major-third (1.25)** — "clear hierarchy, marketing-friendly"
-   - **perfect-fourth (1.333)** — "strong contrast, bold headlines"
-   - **augmented-fourth (1.414)** — "dramatic, editorial feel"
-   - **Custom** — "enter a custom ratio"
-
-3. **Base size** — default to 16px unless user specifies otherwise
+1. **Primary font** — offer: Inter, Geist Sans, Plus Jakarta Sans, DM Sans, Space Grotesk, Instrument Serif, Custom
+2. **Scale ratio** — offer: minor-third (1.2), major-third (1.25), perfect-fourth (1.333), augmented-fourth (1.414), Custom. Link https://typescale.com/ for preview.
+3. **Base size** — default 16px unless specified
 
 ## Step 3: Calculate type scale
 
-Generate a 9-level scale from the base size and ratio. Each level is calculated as:
+Generate a 9-level scale: `size = base × ratio^n`. Round px to nearest 0.5px, rem = `px / 16`.
 
-```
-size = base × ratio^n
-```
-
-Where `n` is the level's exponent:
-
-| Level | Exponent | Tailwind class | shadcn equivalent | Purpose |
-|-------|----------|----------------|-------------------|---------|
-| Display | 5 | `text-6xl`–`text-7xl` | — | Hero headlines, splash screens |
-| H1 | 4 | `text-4xl` | `scroll-m-20 text-4xl font-extrabold tracking-tight` | Page titles |
-| H2 | 3 | `text-3xl` | `scroll-m-20 text-3xl font-semibold tracking-tight` | Section headings |
-| H3 | 2 | `text-2xl` | `scroll-m-20 text-2xl font-semibold tracking-tight` | Subsection headings |
-| H4 | 1 | `text-xl` | `scroll-m-20 text-xl font-semibold tracking-tight` | Minor headings |
-| body-large | 0.5* | `text-lg` | Lead: `text-xl text-muted-foreground` | Lead paragraphs, intros |
-| body | 0 | `text-base` | `leading-7 [&:not(:first-child)]:mt-6` | Default body text (= base size) |
-| body-small | -1 | `text-sm` | Small: `text-sm font-medium leading-none` | Secondary text, metadata |
-| caption | -2 | `text-xs` | Muted: `text-sm text-muted-foreground` | Labels, helper text |
-| overline | -2 | `text-xs` | — | All-caps category labels (same size as caption) |
-
-*body-large uses exponent 0.5 (half-step) to avoid an awkward gap between body and H4.
+| Level | Exponent | Tailwind | Purpose |
+|-------|----------|----------|---------|
+| Display | 5 | `text-6xl`–`text-7xl` | Hero headlines |
+| H1 | 4 | `text-4xl` | Page titles |
+| H2 | 3 | `text-3xl` | Section headings |
+| H3 | 2 | `text-2xl` | Subsection headings |
+| H4 | 1 | `text-xl` | Minor headings |
+| body-large | 0.5* | `text-lg` | Lead paragraphs |
+| body | 0 | `text-base` | Default body (= base) |
+| body-small | -1 | `text-sm` | Secondary text |
+| caption | -2 | `text-xs` | Labels, helper text |
+| overline | -2 | `text-xs` | All-caps labels (= caption size) |
 
-Round px values to nearest 0.5px. Calculate rem as `px / 16`.
+*body-large uses half-step exponent to bridge body → H4 gap.
 
 ### Line height per level (snapped to 4px grid)
 
-Line height is calculated as: `ceil(fontSize * ratio / gridUnit) * gridUnit`
-Where `ratio` is the target unitless line-height and `gridUnit` is 4px.
-
-This ensures vertical rhythm — every line-height is a multiple of 4px.
-
-| Level | Target ratio | Grid-snapped example (16px base, 1.25 ratio) |
-|-------|-------------|-----------------------------------------------|
-| Display | 1.1 | Round to nearest 4px multiple |
-| H1 | 1.15 | |
-| H2 | 1.2 | |
-| H3 | 1.25 | |
-| H4 | 1.3 | |
-| body-large | 1.5 | |
-| body | 1.5 | 24px (6 × 4px) — anchor for spacing scale |
-| body-small | 1.5 | 20px (5 × 4px) |
-| caption | 1.4 | 16px (4 × 4px) |
-| overline | 1.5 | 16px (4 × 4px) |
+Formula: `ceil(fontSize * targetRatio / 4) * 4` — every line-height is a multiple of 4px.
+
+| Level | Target ratio |
+|-------|-------------|
+| Display | 1.1 |
+| H1 | 1.15 |
+| H2 | 1.2 |
+| H3 | 1.25 |
+| H4 | 1.3 |
+| body-large | 1.5 |
+| body | 1.5 (anchor: e.g. 24px = 6 × 4px) |
+| body-small | 1.5 |
+| caption | 1.4 |
+| overline | 1.5 |
 
 If user provided `--line-height`, use it as the body target ratio and adjust proportionally.
 
@@ -203,22 +178,9 @@ Based on the principle: small text needs more space, large text needs less. Refe
 
 ## Step 3.5: Calculate fluid type values
 
-For each heading level (Display through H4), generate a `clamp()` value that fluidly scales between mobile and desktop viewports.
-
-**Parameters:**
-- Min viewport: 375px (mobile)
-- Max viewport: 1280px (desktop)
-- Mobile ratio: step down two named ratios from chosen ratio
-- Desktop ratio: the chosen ratio
-
-**clamp() formula:**
-```
-slope = (maxSize - minSize) / (maxViewport - minViewport)
-intercept = minSize - slope * minViewport
-clamp(minSize_rem, intercept_rem + slope * 100vw, maxSize_rem)
-```
+For headings (Display → H4), generate `clamp()` values scaling between 375px (mobile) and 1280px (desktop). Mobile uses a ratio two steps down from the chosen ratio. Body and below stay fixed.
 
-**Ratio step-down map** (each entry steps to the next lower named ratio):
+**Ratio step-down map:**
 
 ```
 golden-ratio     → perfect-fifth    → augmented-fourth
@@ -231,45 +193,11 @@ major-second     → minor-second     → minor-second
 minor-second     → minor-second     → minor-second (floor)
 ```
 
-Mobile size = `base × mobileRatio^exponent`
-Desktop size = `base × desktopRatio^exponent`
-
-Body and below don't scale — they stay at the base size across all viewports.
-
 If `--no-fluid` is passed, skip clamp() and use breakpoint-only `@media` rules instead.
 
 ## Step 4: Preview mode (`--preview`)
 
-If `--preview`, display the full scale without writing files:
-
-```
-  /gsp:typescale preview — {font family}
-  ═══════════════════════════════════════
-
-  Base: {base}px | Ratio: {ratio} ({ratio name})
-  Fluid: 375px → 1280px | Mobile ratio: {mobile ratio name}
-
-  Level         Mobile       Desktop      Fluid clamp()                          Weight   LH     LS
-  ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-  Display       {px}px       {px}px       clamp({min}, {pref}, {max})            {wt}     {lh}   -0.025em
-  H1            {px}px       {px}px       clamp({min}, {pref}, {max})            {wt}     {lh}   -0.025em
-  H2            {px}px       {px}px       clamp({min}, {pref}, {max})            {wt}     {lh}   -0.025em
-  H3            {px}px       {px}px       clamp({min}, {pref}, {max})            {wt}     {lh}   -0.015em
-  H4            {px}px       {px}px       clamp({min}, {pref}, {max})            {wt}     {lh}   -0.01em
-  body-large    {px}px       —            —                                      {wt}     {lh}   0
-  body          {base}px     —            —                                      {wt}     {lh}   0
-  body-small    {px}px       —            —                                      {wt}     {lh}   0.01em
-  caption       {px}px       —            —                                      {wt}     {lh}   0.015em
-  overline      {px}px       —            —                                      600      {lh}   0.1em
-  ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
-
-  Vertical rhythm grid: {grid}px
-  Body line-height: {lh}px ({lh/base} unitless) — spacing anchor
-
-  Run /gsp:typescale "{font}" --ratio {ratio} to write files.
-```
-
-Stop here. Do not write any files.
+If `--preview`, display all 10 levels in a table with columns: Level, Mobile px, Desktop px, Fluid clamp(), Weight, LH, LS. Show base/ratio/fluid range header. Footer: grid unit, body line-height anchor, usage hint to write files. Stop here — do not write any files.
 
 ## Step 5: Resolve output path
 
@@ -286,70 +214,19 @@ If a brand context exists (`.design/branding/{brand}/`):
 
 ## Step 6: Write typography.md
 
-Write `{OUTPUT_PATH}/typography.md` as a foundation chunk per `references/chunk-format.md`:
-
-The typography.md chunk must include these sections with calculated values from Step 3:
-
-- **Font Families** — table with Role, Family, Variable (yes/no), Source, Fallback stack. Include Google Fonts URL and self-hosting note.
-- **Type Scale** — table with Level, px, rem, Fluid clamp(), Weight, Line height (px + unitless), Letter spacing, Tailwind class. All 10 levels: Display, H1-H4, body-large, body, body-small, caption, overline.
-- **shadcn/ui Typography Classes** — ready-to-use className strings for headings, body, and special elements (blockquote, code, overline). Customize values to match the calculated scale.
-- **Vertical Rhythm** — grid unit, body line-height as spacing anchor, spacing token table (space-xs through space-2xl) with values, lines, and usage. Include CSS `lh`/`rlh` unit examples.
-- **Weights** — table mapping Regular/Medium/Semibold/Bold to values and usage.
-- **Accessibility** — WCAG 2.2 AA compliance notes: body line-height ≥ 1.5, zoom survival, minimum text size, max line length. SC 1.4.12 resilience note.
-- **Variable Font Notes** — conditional section: optical sizing, dark mode grade adjustment, precise weight control.
-- **Modern CSS Enhancements** — `text-wrap: balance` for headings, `text-wrap: pretty` for paragraphs.
-- **Related** — links to companion files.
+Write `{OUTPUT_PATH}/typography.md` as a foundation chunk per `references/chunk-format.md`. Required sections: Font Families (with Google Fonts URL), Type Scale (all 10 levels — px, rem, clamp, weight, LH, LS, Tailwind class), shadcn/ui Typography Classes, Vertical Rhythm (grid unit + spacing tokens), Weights, Accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA), Variable Font Notes (conditional), Modern CSS (`text-wrap: balance/pretty`), Related.
 
 ## Step 7: Write CSS output
 
 ### Tailwind / shadcn mode (default)
 
-Write `{OUTPUT_PATH}/tailwind.typography.css` — extends Tailwind v4 via `@theme` with the calculated scale. Drop into your project and import in `globals.css`:
-
-The CSS file must include these sections, using calculated values from Step 3:
-
-- **Header comment** — font family, ratio name, date, import instruction
-- **Font imports** — Google Fonts `@import url()` for primary + mono families
-- **Tailwind v4 @theme extension** — `--font-sans`, `--font-mono` families, plus custom `--text-{level}` tokens for Display, H1-H4, body-large, overline (each with `--line-height`, `--letter-spacing`, `--font-weight` sub-tokens)
-- **Fluid type custom properties** — `:root` block with `--fs-display` through `--fs-h4` using `clamp()` (rem-based min/max, never pure vw — required for WCAG 1.4.4 zoom compliance)
-- **Typography utility classes** — `.text-display`, `.text-h1` through `.text-h4`, `.text-body-large`, `.text-overline` with corresponding font-size (using fluid var), line-height, letter-spacing, font-weight, and `text-wrap: balance` for headings
-- **Optical sizing + dark mode** — `font-optical-sizing: auto`, dark mode antialiasing
-- **Modern CSS** — `text-wrap: balance` on headings, `text-wrap: pretty` on paragraphs
+Write `{OUTPUT_PATH}/tailwind.typography.css` — Tailwind v4 `@theme` extension. Include: header comment, Google Fonts `@import`, `--font-sans`/`--font-mono` + custom `--text-{level}` tokens (with `--line-height`, `--letter-spacing`, `--font-weight` sub-tokens), `:root` fluid clamp() properties (rem-based min/max only — never pure vw per WCAG 1.4.4), utility classes (`.text-display` through `.text-overline`), optical sizing + dark mode antialiasing, `text-wrap: balance` headings / `pretty` paragraphs.
 
 ### Vanilla mode (`--vanilla`)
 
-If `--vanilla` flag is set, write `{OUTPUT_PATH}/typescale.css` instead — plain CSS custom properties without Tailwind-specific syntax:
-
-Plain CSS custom properties (no Tailwind syntax). Include:
-
-- **Font imports** — Google Fonts `@import`
-- **:root custom properties** — font families (`--font-primary`, `--font-secondary`, `--font-mono`), font weights (`--fw-regular` through `--fw-bold`), fluid font sizes (`--fs-display` through `--fs-overline` with clamp() for headings, rem-based min/max only — never pure vw per WCAG 1.4.4), line heights (`--lh-display` through `--lh-overline`, 4px grid-snapped), letter spacing (`--ls-display` through `--ls-overline`), vertical rhythm (`--grid-unit`, `--space-line`)
+Write `{OUTPUT_PATH}/typescale.css` instead — plain CSS custom properties (no Tailwind syntax). Include: Google Fonts import, `:root` with font families, weights, fluid font sizes (clamp, rem-based), 4px grid-snapped line heights, letter spacing, vertical rhythm tokens.
 
 ## Step 8: Completion output
 
-Display the result:
-
-```
-  /gsp:typescale — {font family} @ {ratio}
-  ═══════════════════════════════════════
-
-  {OUTPUT_PATH}/
-  ├── typography.md              Foundation chunk
-  └── tailwind.typography.css    Tailwind v4 / shadcn ready
-
-  Scale: {ratio name} ({ratio})
-  Range: {caption px}px → {display px}px
-  Levels: 10 (Display → Overline)
-  Fluid: 375px → 1280px (clamp)
-  Grid: {grid}px vertical rhythm
-
-  ─────────────────────────────────────
-```
-
-Then use `AskUserQuestion` with routing options:
-
-- **Generate palette** — "pair this type scale with color palettes" → route to `/gsp:palette`
-- **Apply a full style** — "use a style preset for the complete system" → route to `/gsp:style`
-- **Continue to identity** — "use this type scale in the branding diamond" → route to `/gsp:brand-identity`
-- **Done** — "that's all for now"
+Show: header (`/gsp:typescale — {font} @ {ratio}`), file tree (typography.md + CSS file), scale summary (ratio, range, levels, fluid, grid). Then `AskUserQuestion`: Generate palette → `/gsp:palette`, Apply a full style → `/gsp:style`, Continue to identity → `/gsp:brand-identity`, Done.
 </process>

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "get-shit-pretty",
-  "version": "0.5.2",
+  "version": "0.6.0",
   "description": "Design engineering system for AI coding agents. Brand identity + design projects, from strategy to code.",
   "bin": {
     "get-shit-pretty": "bin/install.js"