← ClaudeAtlas

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Explicit-invocation-only orchestrator that runs the pure-design phase end-to-end — grill → brief → backend-design → IA → tokens → tasks — with confirmation gates between every phase. Every output is a markdown doc saved to `.design/<slug>/`. NO CODE is written in this skill. Invoked ONLY when the user types /design or explicitly asks to "run the design pipeline" / "run the design orchestrator". After this, the user runs `/build` to implement and `/review` to check the result. DO NOT auto-trigger from adjacent talk about briefs, IA, tokens, tasks, or building — those have their own skills.
muzalee/claude-atelier · ★ 0 · Web & Frontend · score 62
Install: claude install-skill muzalee/claude-atelier
This skill is the **pure-design** orchestrator. It runs six phases in strict order and produces markdown docs only — no code. Everything lands in `.design/<slug>/` and becomes the input to `/build`. The three-part pipeline: - `/design` — this skill. Produces docs. - `/build` — reads the docs and writes the code. - `/review` — reviews the code against the docs. ## The Sequence ``` 1. Grill Me → shared understanding 2. Design Brief → .design/<slug>/DESIGN_BRIEF.md 3. Backend Design → .design/<slug>/BACKEND_DESIGN.md 4. Information Architecture → .design/<slug>/INFORMATION_ARCHITECTURE.md 5. Design Tokens → .design/<slug>/DESIGN_TOKENS.md (spec, not code) 6. Brief to Tasks → .design/<slug>/TASKS.md ``` At the end, every artifact is markdown inside `.design/<slug>/`. Nothing has been implemented. The user then runs `/build`. ## Operating Rules 1. **Open with the map.** Tell the user the six-phase sequence, name the artifact each phase produces, and ask if any phase should be skipped. Common skips: - Already have a clear idea → skip grill-me - Pure-frontend feature with no server work → skip backend-design - Backend-only service → skip IA + tokens - Single component, not a full page → skip information-architecture - Existing project with an established token system → skip design-tokens 2. **Announce each phase before entering it.** Format: "Phase N: [name]. This will [what it does] and produce [art