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picasso-skill 1.3.1 → 1.3.3

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@@ -4,15 +4,17 @@
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 <p align="center">
-  20 reference domains &bull; 25+ commands &bull; 4,700+ lines of actionable design intelligence<br/>
+  20 reference domains &bull; 35+ commands &bull; 4,700+ lines of actionable design intelligence<br/>
   Every interface looks like a senior design engineer spent days on it.
 </p>
 <p align="center">
   <a href="#install">Install</a> &bull;
   <a href="#what-makes-picasso-different">Why Picasso</a> &bull;
+  <a href="#the-design-interview">Interview</a> &bull;
+  <a href="#creative-commands">Creative Commands</a> &bull;
   <a href="#benchmark">Benchmarks</a> &bull;
-  <a href="#commands">Commands</a> &bull;
+  <a href="#commands">All Commands</a> &bull;
   <a href="#references">References</a> &bull;
   <a href="#sources">Sources</a>
 </p>
@@ -89,6 +91,178 @@ Picasso doesn't just describe tools -- it specifies exactly how to use them with
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+## The Design Interview
+When you first use Picasso on a project, it doesn't just start generating. It asks.
+```
+Picasso: What are we building? New project, redesign, polish, or fixing specific issues?
+You:     New SaaS dashboard for a fintech startup
+Picasso: Who is this for?
+You:     Financial analysts, 30-50 age range, use Bloomberg terminals all day
+Picasso: What's the vibe? Any sites you love the look of?
+You:     Dark, dense, like Linear meets Bloomberg. Here's a reference: linear.app
+Picasso: Rate these 1-5:
+         Animations? Mobile? Accessibility? Dark mode? Performance?
+You:     Animations 3, Mobile 2, A11y 5, Dark mode YES, Perf 5
+Picasso: Got it. Here's what I'm building:
+         → Dark-tech aesthetic inspired by Linear
+         → Dense layout (VISUAL_DENSITY: 8), subtle motion (MOTION_INTENSITY: 3)
+         → WCAG AAA accessibility, dark-first, performance-critical
+         → Generating .picasso.md and DESIGN.md now...
+         Sound good?
+```
+The interview generates a `.picasso.md` config that persists your preferences across every future session. Run `/picasso` anytime to redo it.
+---
+## Creative Commands
+These are the features that make Picasso unlike any other design tool.
+### `/roast` -- The Brutally Honest Critique
+Forget polite feedback. `/roast` tears your design apart with designer-Twitter energy.
+```
+🔥🔥🔥🔥 ROAST SCORE: 4/5
+This hero section looks like every v0 output from 2024. The purple gradient
+physically hurts my eyes. The three identical cards are a cry for help. And
+the "Build the future of work" headline? It's 2026 -- we've moved on.
+The Inter font is doing NOTHING for you. It's the design equivalent of
+wearing khakis to a nightclub. And transition: all 0.3s? That's animating
+your box-shadow, your border-color, and your will to live.
+Here's how to fix it:
+1. Kill the gradient. Use oklch(0.15 0.02 250) as your background.
+2. Replace Inter with Satoshi for display, DM Sans for body.
+3. Break the three-card grid. Make the first card 2x width.
+...
+What IS working: Your spacing scale is consistent (4px base) and the
+semantic HTML structure is solid. Build on that.
+```
+### `/score` -- Quantified Design Quality
+A single 0-100 score, broken down by category. Track it over time.
+```
+## Picasso Design Score: 73/100
+Typography:    ████████████░░░  12/15
+Color:         ████████████░░░  11/15
+Spacing:       ████████░░       8/10
+Accessibility: ████████████████ 16/20
+Motion:        ██████░░░░       6/10
+Responsive:    ████████░░       8/10
+Performance:   ██████░░░░       6/10
+Anti-Slop:     ██████░░░░       6/10
+Top fixes for +15 points:
+1. Add prefers-reduced-motion support (+4)
+2. Replace #000 with tinted near-black (+3)
+3. Add staggered entrance animation (+3)
+4. Set max-width on body text (+3)
+5. Replace outline:none with focus-visible (+2)
+```
+### `/steal <url>` -- Extract Any Site's Design DNA
+Point at a live website and Picasso extracts its entire design language into a `.picasso.md` config.
+```bash
+/steal https://linear.app
+```
+Extracts: fonts, color palette, spacing rhythm, border-radius system, shadow style, animation patterns, layout structure. Generates a config that makes your project match that aesthetic.
+### `/mood <word>` -- Instant Design System from a Word
+```bash
+/mood cyberpunk
+```
+Generates a complete design system -- palette, fonts, spacing, motion, component styling -- from a single evocative word. Works with: `cyberpunk`, `cottage`, `brutalist`, `luxury`, `editorial`, `playful`, `corporate`, `dark-tech`, `warm-saas`, `minimal`, and any combination.
+### `/evolve` -- Iterative Multi-Round Refinement
+Instead of generating once and hoping, Picasso proposes 3 distinct directions, lets you pick, then refines through multiple rounds:
+```
+Round 1: Here are 3 directions:
+  A) Minimal monochrome -- Geist font, black/white, sharp corners
+  B) Warm editorial -- Instrument Serif headers, terracotta accent, soft radius
+  C) Dark technical -- JetBrains Mono accent, neon green, dense layout
+You: B, but darker
+Round 2: [implements B with darker surfaces, screenshots]
+         What do you love? What's not right?
+You: Love the typography. Cards need more breathing room.
+Round 3: [adjusts spacing, screenshots]
+         Are we there?
+You: Ship it.
+```
+### `/compete <url>` -- Head-to-Head Design Battle
+```bash
+/compete https://competitor.com
+```
+Screenshots both sites, scores both, produces a head-to-head comparison:
+```
+                    You        Competitor
+Typography:         72         88          ← They win (modular scale)
+Color:              85         71          ← You win (better contrast)
+Responsive:         90         65          ← You win (mobile-first)
+Performance:        45         92          ← They win (image optimization)
+Accessibility:      88         42          ← You win (focus states)
+Overall:            76         72          ← You win, barely
+Key gap: Their typography is stronger because they use a consistent
+1.25 ratio scale. Yours has 7 different sizes with no clear ratio.
+Fix this and you pull ahead significantly.
+```
+### `/before-after` -- Visual Transformation Report
+After any `/polish` or `/redesign`, auto-generates side-by-side screenshots showing exactly what changed and why. Shareable HTML report.
+### `/mood-board` -- Visual Inspiration Generator
+Not sure what you want? Give Picasso 3-5 adjectives and it generates an interactive HTML mood board with color swatches, font samples, and example components in that style.
+### `/design-system-sync` -- Keep Code and DESIGN.md in Sync
+Detects when your code has drifted from your design system. Finds every hardcoded color that should be a token, every wrong font weight, every spacing violation. Offers one-click fix.
+### `/preset <name>` -- One-Command Aesthetic
+```bash
+/preset linear     # Linear-inspired dark minimal
+/preset stripe     # Stripe-inspired gradient editorial
+/preset vercel     # Vercel-inspired black/white sharp
+/preset notion     # Notion-inspired warm readable
+/preset brutalist  # Raw, intentional, monospace
+```
+Generates `.picasso.md` + `DESIGN.md` + updates your CSS variables in one command.
+---
 ## Benchmark
 ### Picasso vs. Every Other Design Skill
@@ -100,7 +274,7 @@ We compared Picasso against every publicly available AI design skill as of April
 | **Reference domains** | **20** | 1 | 7 | 1 | 1-3 |
 | **Total lines of guidance** | **4,700+** | ~120 | ~2,500 | ~200 | 50-300 |
 | **Anti-pattern rules** | **50+** | ~10 | ~30 | ~5 | 0-5 |
-| **Steering commands** | **25+** | 0 | 20 | 0 | 0-3 |
+| **Steering commands** | **35+** | 0 | 20 | 0 | 0-3 |
 | **ARIA patterns documented** | **12 widgets** | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
 | **React performance rules** | **45 (Vercel)** | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
 | **Chart/data viz guidance** | **Full matrix** | None | None | None | None |
@@ -112,7 +286,9 @@ We compared Picasso against every publicly available AI design skill as of April
 | **UX psychology** | **6 laws + patterns** | None | None | None | None |
 | **Design system generation** | **9-section (Stitch)** | None | None | None | None |
 | **Sound/haptics** | **soundcn + web-haptics** | None | None | None | None |
-| **Scoring system** | **/20 tech + /40 UX** | None | /20 + /40 | None | None |
+| **Scoring system** | **0-100 quantified** | None | /20 + /40 | None | None |
+| **Design interview** | **4-section onboarding** | None | None | None | None |
+| **Creative commands** | **10 (/roast, /steal, /evolve...)** | None | None | None | None |
 | **Tool integrations** | **7 libraries** | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
 | **Sources consolidated** | **15+ repos** | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0-1 |
@@ -269,11 +445,59 @@ Picasso ships as both a **skill** (knowledge base) and an **agent** (autonomous
 | `/harden` | Error handling and edge cases: text overflow, i18n (RTL, expansion), network errors, empty/loading/error states, browser compat |
 | `/onboard` | Design onboarding: signup friction reduction, first-run experience, progressive feature discovery, setup checklists |
+### `/godmode` -- The Nuclear Option
+One command. Full transformation. Interview, audit, score, roast, fix everything, verify, before/after report.
+```
+/godmode
+Phase 1: Understanding your project...
+Phase 2: Scoring... 42/100. Roasting... 🔥🔥🔥🔥
+Phase 3: Found 23 issues. Fixing all = score ~85. Proceed? [y]
+Phase 4: Fixing... typography ✓ color ✓ spacing ✓ a11y ✓ motion ✓ responsive ✓ perf ✓
+Phase 5: Re-scoring... 87/100 (+45 points)
+Phase 6: Before/after report generated.
+GODMODE Complete: 42 → 87 (+45 points), 47 files modified, 23 issues fixed
+```
+---
+### Creative
+| Command | What It Does |
+|---|---|
+| `/godmode` | The ultimate command: interview + audit + score + roast + fix everything + before/after report |
+| `/picasso` | Run the design interview -- deep discovery conversation, generates `.picasso.md` config |
+| `/roast` | Brutally honest critique with designer-Twitter energy. Every roast includes the fix. Rated 🔥-🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. |
+| `/score` | Quantified 0-100 design score with category breakdown (typography, color, spacing, a11y, motion, responsive, perf, anti-slop) |
+| `/steal <url>` | Extract design DNA from any live website into a `.picasso.md` config |
+| `/mood <word>` | Generate complete design system from a single evocative word (cyberpunk, cottage, luxury, etc.) |
+| `/evolve` | Multi-round iterative refinement: 3 directions → pick → refine → ship |
+| `/compete <url>` | Head-to-head design comparison against a competitor with per-category scoring |
+| `/before-after` | Visual side-by-side comparison report after changes (HTML export) |
+| `/mood-board` | Generate interactive HTML mood board from adjectives |
+| `/design-system-sync` | Detect and auto-fix drift between DESIGN.md and actual code |
+| `/preset <name>` | Apply a curated preset (linear, stripe, vercel, notion, brutalist, etc.) |
 ### Advanced
 | Command | What It Does |
 |---|---|
-| `/overdrive` | Technically extraordinary effects. Proposes 2-3 directions before building. Toolkit: View Transitions API, scroll-driven animations, WebGL/Three.js, @property gradient animation, Web Audio, spring physics. Targets 60fps. Progressive enhancement required. |
+| `/overdrive` | Technically extraordinary effects. View Transitions, scroll-driven animations, WebGL, @property gradients, Web Audio, spring physics. 60fps. Progressive enhancement. |
+### Automation (Agent-Only)
+| Command | What It Does |
+|---|---|
+| `/a11y` | Full accessibility audit: axe-core + pa11y + Lighthouse with JSON parsing |
+| `/perf` | Lighthouse performance audit with Core Web Vitals pass/fail thresholds |
+| `/visual-diff` | Screenshot desktop + mobile in light/dark mode, analyze visually |
+| `/consistency` | Multi-page consistency check across all routes |
+| `/lint-design` | Find hardcoded colors, spacing violations, font inconsistencies, z-index chaos |
+| `/install-hooks` | Generate git pre-commit hook for automated design checks |
+| `/ci-setup` | Generate GitHub Actions workflow for PR design review with scores |
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@@ -417,6 +417,272 @@ When the user invokes these commands, execute the corresponding workflow:
 | `/lint-design` | Design token linting: find hardcoded colors, inconsistent spacing, non-standard fonts, z-index chaos, transition:all |
 | `/install-hooks` | Generate a git pre-commit hook that runs fast grep-based design checks (no server needed) |
 | `/ci-setup` | Generate a GitHub Actions workflow for PR design review: a11y, perf, screenshots, PR comment |
+| `/roast` | Brutally honest design critique with sharp, specific, funny feedback |
+| `/before-after` | Visual side-by-side comparison after changes with HTML report |
+| `/steal <url>` | Extract design DNA from any live website into .picasso.md |
+| `/mood <word>` | Generate complete design system from a single evocative word |
+| `/score` | Quantified 0-100 design quality score with category breakdown |
+| `/compete <url>` | Head-to-head design comparison against a competitor site |
+| `/evolve` | Multi-round iterative design refinement with screenshots |
+| `/mood-board` | Generate visual inspiration HTML from adjectives |
+| `/design-system-sync` | Detect and fix drift between DESIGN.md and code |
+| `/preset <name>` | Apply a curated community design preset |
+| `/godmode` | The ultimate command: interview + audit + score + roast + fix everything + before/after report |
+## /godmode -- The Ultimate Design Transformation
+`/godmode` is the nuclear option. It chains every major Picasso capability into a single end-to-end pipeline that takes a project from whatever state it's in to production-grade design quality. No shortcuts, no skipping steps.
+### The Pipeline (executed in order)
+**Phase 1: Understand**
+1. Run the **design interview** (Section 1-4) if no `.picasso.md` exists. If it exists, load it.
+2. **Gather context** -- read all frontend files, find design system, detect component library, check `.picasso.md`.
+**Phase 2: Assess**
+3. Run `/score` -- establish the **before score** (0-100). Save it.
+4. Run `/roast` -- get the brutally honest assessment. Show it to the user.
+5. Run `/audit` -- full 5-phase technical audit with severity-ranked findings.
+6. Run `/a11y` -- axe-core + pa11y + Lighthouse accessibility.
+7. Run `/perf` -- Lighthouse performance with Core Web Vitals.
+8. Run `/lint-design` -- find all design token violations.
+9. Run `/consistency` -- check all pages match each other.
+10. Take **before screenshots** (desktop light, desktop dark, mobile light, mobile dark).
+**Phase 3: Plan**
+11. Compile all findings into a prioritized fix list, grouped by impact:
+    - **Critical** (score impact: +10-20): a11y violations, anti-slop fingerprints, broken responsive
+    - **High** (score impact: +5-10): typography issues, color problems, spacing inconsistencies
+    - **Medium** (score impact: +2-5): motion improvements, interaction state gaps, performance
+    - **Low** (score impact: +1-2): polish items, micro-interactions, copy improvements
+12. Present the plan to the user: "Here are 23 issues. Fixing all of them will take your score from 42 to ~85. Shall I proceed?"
+13. **Wait for confirmation.** Never proceed without a "go."
+**Phase 4: Fix**
+14. Execute fixes in priority order (Critical -> High -> Medium -> Low):
+    - Typography: replace banned fonts, fix type scale, set max-width, correct line-heights
+    - Color: replace pure black/gray, tint neutrals, fix contrast ratios, apply 60-30-10
+    - Spacing: normalize to 4px scale, fix Gestalt grouping, add breathing room
+    - Layout: break uniform card grids, add spatial surprises, vary section rhythm
+    - Motion: add staggered entrance, fix transition:all, add reduced-motion support
+    - Accessibility: fix axe violations, add focus-visible, add ARIA, fix semantic HTML
+    - Interaction: add all 8 states, fix form labels, add loading/empty/error states
+    - Performance: add lazy loading, set image dimensions, optimize font loading
+    - Copy: replace generic headlines, fix button labels, improve error messages
+15. After each category, re-run the relevant checks to verify the fix worked.
+**Phase 5: Verify**
+16. Run `/score` again -- establish the **after score**.
+17. Take **after screenshots** (same 4 viewports).
+18. Run `/before-after` -- generate the visual comparison report.
+19. Run `/a11y` and `/perf` again to confirm improvements.
+**Phase 6: Report**
+20. Present the final report:
+```
+## GODMODE Complete
+Before: 42/100  →  After: 87/100  (+45 points)
+Typography:    6/15  →  14/15  (+8)
+Color:         5/15  →  13/15  (+8)
+Spacing:       4/10  →  9/10   (+5)
+Accessibility: 8/20  →  19/20  (+11)
+Motion:        3/10  →  8/10   (+5)
+Responsive:    6/10  →  9/10   (+3)
+Performance:   5/10  →  8/10   (+3)
+Anti-Slop:     5/10  →  7/10   (+2)
+Changes made: 47 files modified
+Issues fixed: 23 (8 critical, 7 high, 5 medium, 3 low)
+Time: ~12 minutes
+Before/after report: /tmp/picasso-before-after.html
+```
+### Godmode Rules
+- **Always ask before proceeding.** Show the plan, get confirmation.
+- **Fix in priority order.** Critical first, low last. If the user says "stop" at any point, stop and report what was done so far.
+- **Never break working functionality.** If a fix might break something, flag it and ask.
+- **Re-verify after every category.** Don't stack fixes without checking they work.
+- **The before/after report is mandatory.** The user must be able to see and share the transformation.
+- **If the before score is already 85+**, say so: "This is already in great shape. Here are the 3-4 things that would take it to 95+." Don't force a full pipeline on a polished project.
+## Creative Commands
+### /roast -- Brutally Honest Design Critique
+The anti-polite review. Write feedback in sharp, designer-Twitter energy. Be specific, be funny, be cutting -- but always constructive. Every roast must end with "Here's how to fix it:" followed by actionable steps.
+Example tone: "This hero section looks like every v0 output from 2024. The purple gradient physically hurts my eyes. The three identical cards are a cry for help. And the 'Build the future of work' headline? My brother in Christ, it's 2026."
+Rules:
+- Never be mean about the developer, only the design
+- Every criticism must be specific (file:line or element)
+- Every roast point must include the fix
+- End with a genuine compliment about what IS working
+- Output a "Roast Score" from 🔥 (barely warm) to 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 (absolute inferno)
+### /before-after -- Visual Diff Report
+After any /polish or /redesign, auto-generate a comparison:
+1. Take "before" screenshots (desktop + mobile) BEFORE making changes
+2. Make the changes
+3. Take "after" screenshots
+4. Generate an HTML report at `/tmp/picasso-before-after.html` showing side-by-side comparisons with annotations
+5. List every change made with file:line references
+```bash
+# Before screenshots
+npx playwright screenshot http://localhost:3000 /tmp/picasso-before-desktop.png --viewport-size=1440,900
+npx playwright screenshot http://localhost:3000 /tmp/picasso-before-mobile.png --viewport-size=375,812
+# ... make changes ...
+# After screenshots
+npx playwright screenshot http://localhost:3000 /tmp/picasso-after-desktop.png --viewport-size=1440,900
+npx playwright screenshot http://localhost:3000 /tmp/picasso-after-mobile.png --viewport-size=375,812
+```
+### /steal <url> -- Design DNA Extraction
+Point at any live website and extract its design DNA:
+1. Screenshot the URL at multiple viewports
+2. Analyze the screenshot visually for: fonts, color palette, spacing rhythm, border-radius, animation style, layout structure
+3. Use bash to fetch the page and extract CSS:
+```bash
+curl -s "<url>" | grep -oP 'font-family:[^;]+' | sort -u | head -10
+curl -s "<url>" | grep -oP '#[0-9a-fA-F]{3,8}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | head -15
+curl -s "<url>" | grep -oP 'border-radius:[^;]+' | sort -u
+```
+4. Generate a `.picasso.md` config that matches the extracted aesthetic
+5. Optionally generate a DESIGN.md based on the extraction
+### /mood <word> -- Instant Aesthetic from a Single Word
+Generate a complete design system from an evocative word or phrase:
+1. Parse the mood word(s): "cyberpunk", "cottage", "brutalist-banking", "warm-saas", "dark-editorial"
+2. Map to design tokens:
+   - Color palette (5-7 OKLCH values)
+   - Font pairing (display + body + mono)
+   - Border radius scale
+   - Shadow style
+   - Motion intensity
+   - Spacing density
+3. Generate a complete `.picasso.md` config
+4. Generate a `DESIGN.md` with the full token set
+5. Show a preview summary: "Mood: cyberpunk -> Neon green on near-black, JetBrains Mono headers, sharp 2px radius, high motion, dense layout"
+Include a mood mapping table:
+| Mood | Palette Direction | Typography | Radius | Motion |
+|---|---|---|---|---|
+| cyberpunk | neon on dark, high contrast | monospace display + geometric body | sharp (0-2px) | high, glitch effects |
+| cottage | warm earth tones, muted | serif display + rounded body | soft (12-16px) | gentle, slow fades |
+| brutalist | black/white + one accent | mono or slab | none (0px) | minimal, abrupt |
+| luxury | deep neutrals + gold/cream | thin serif display + elegant sans | subtle (4-8px) | smooth, slow |
+| editorial | high contrast, limited palette | strong serif + clean sans | minimal (2-4px) | moderate, text-focused |
+| playful | bright, saturated, varied | rounded sans + handwritten accent | large (16-24px) | bouncy, energetic |
+| corporate | conservative blue/gray | clean sans + readable body | standard (8px) | subtle, professional |
+| dark-tech | dark surfaces + accent glow | geometric sans + monospace | sharp (2-4px) | fast, precise |
+| warm-saas | warm neutrals + friendly accent | humanist sans | medium (8-12px) | moderate, smooth |
+| minimal | near-black + white + one accent | one font family, varied weights | subtle (4px) | very subtle |
+### /score -- Quantified Design Quality Score
+Run a comprehensive scoring algorithm:
+1. **Typography (0-15 pts)**: font choice (not banned default: 3), type scale consistency (3), max-width on text (3), line-height correctness (3), letter-spacing on caps (3)
+2. **Color (0-15 pts)**: no pure black/gray (3), OKLCH or HSL usage (3), tinted neutrals (3), 60-30-10 rule (3), semantic colors exist (3)
+3. **Spacing (0-10 pts)**: consistent scale (5), Gestalt grouping (5)
+4. **Accessibility (0-20 pts)**: axe-core violations (10), focus-visible (3), semantic HTML (3), alt text (2), reduced-motion (2)
+5. **Motion (0-10 pts)**: no transition:all (3), stagger pattern (3), reduced-motion support (2), no bounce easing (2)
+6. **Responsive (0-10 pts)**: works at 375px (5), touch targets (3), no horizontal scroll (2)
+7. **Performance (0-10 pts)**: Lighthouse perf score mapped (0-100 -> 0-10)
+8. **Anti-Slop (0-10 pts)**: deductions for each AI-slop fingerprint detected (-2 each, minimum 0)
+Total: 0-100. Output as:
+```
+## Picasso Design Score: 73/100
+Typography:    ████████████░░░  12/15
+Color:         ████████████░░░  11/15
+Spacing:       ████████░░       8/10
+Accessibility: ████████████████ 16/20
+Motion:        ██████░░░░       6/10
+Responsive:    ████████░░       8/10
+Performance:   ██████░░░░       6/10
+Anti-Slop:     ██████░░░░       6/10
+Top issues to fix for +15 points:
+1. Add prefers-reduced-motion support (+4)
+2. Replace #000 with tinted near-black (+3)
+3. ...
+```
+### /compete <url> -- Competitive Design Analysis
+Compare the current project against a competitor:
+1. Screenshot both sites (desktop + mobile)
+2. Extract design DNA from both
+3. Compare head-to-head across categories:
+   - Typography quality
+   - Color cohesion
+   - Spacing consistency
+   - Motion sophistication
+   - Mobile experience
+   - Performance (Lighthouse)
+   - Accessibility (axe)
+4. Output a comparison table with winner per category
+5. Generate specific recommendations: "Their typography is stronger because they use a modular type scale. Yours uses 7 different font sizes with no clear ratio."
+### /evolve -- Iterative Design Refinement Loop
+Multi-round design refinement:
+1. **Round 1: Directions** -- Generate 3 distinct aesthetic directions for the page/component. Describe each in 2-3 sentences with the key differentiator. Ask user to pick one (or combine elements).
+2. **Round 2: Refinement** -- Implement the chosen direction. Screenshot it. Ask "What do you love? What's not right?"
+3. **Round 3: Polish** -- Apply feedback. Screenshot again. Ask "Are we there? Or one more round?"
+4. **Round 4+: Iterate** -- Continue until user says "ship it"
+Rules:
+- Never generate just one option in Round 1
+- Each direction must be genuinely different (not three variations of the same thing)
+- Always screenshot between rounds so the user can SEE the change
+- Max 5 rounds before suggesting we ship (diminishing returns)
+### /mood-board -- Generate Visual Inspiration
+When the user isn't sure what they want, generate a mood board:
+1. Ask for 3-5 adjectives or reference points
+2. Search the style-presets.md for matching presets
+3. Generate a single HTML file at `/tmp/picasso-moodboard.html` that shows:
+   - Color swatches with OKLCH values
+   - Font samples at different sizes
+   - Example component (a card, a button, a hero) in that style
+   - Spacing rhythm visualization
+4. Open in browser for the user to react to
+### /design-system-sync -- Auto-sync Code to DESIGN.md
+Detect drift between DESIGN.md and actual code:
+1. Parse DESIGN.md tokens (colors, fonts, spacing, radius)
+2. Extract actual values used in code (via grep)
+3. Compare and produce a drift report:
+   - "DESIGN.md says accent is oklch(0.55 0.25 250) but code uses #3b82f6 in 7 places"
+   - "DESIGN.md says body font is 'Outfit' but globals.css declares 'Inter'"
+4. Offer to auto-fix all drift with a single confirmation
+### /preset <name> -- Apply Community Preset
+Apply a curated design preset by name:
+1. Load from style-presets.md or a presets directory
+2. Generate `.picasso.md` + `DESIGN.md` from the preset
+3. Apply to the codebase:
+   - Update CSS variables / Tailwind config
+   - Update font imports
+   - Adjust component styling
+4. Available presets: linear, stripe, vercel, notion, raycast, editorial, luxury, brutalist, dark-tech, warm-saas, cyberpunk, cottage, etc.
 ## Advanced Automation Commands

package/package.json CHANGED Viewed

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "picasso-skill",
-  "version": "1.3.1",
+  "version": "1.3.3",
   "description": "The ultimate AI design skill for producing distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces",
   "bin": {
     "picasso-skill": "./bin/install.mjs"