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prototype
Use when a design question is still fuzzy — build a throwaway logic or UI prototype that answers one question fast, stays easy to run, and is meant to be deleted or absorbed.
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# Prototype
A prototype is disposable code that answers a question faster than debate. Keep it close
to the real area, make it easy to run, and optimize for learning rather than polish.
## When to Use
- The user says "prototype this", "try a few designs", or "let me play with it"
- A state model or workflow is hard to reason about on paper
- You need several UI directions before picking one
- The fastest way to answer the question is to build a small runnable artifact
## When NOT to Use
