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Build a freeform canvas to explore, compare, and iterate on anything.

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# Create canvas

Build a freeform workspace for exploration and iteration through conversation. The model changes content in source files. The canvas makes that content live, named, movable, and easy to reference.

## Start with the project

- Read repository rules, routes, component APIs, themes, design tokens, and tests.
- Look for an existing canvas before creating another.
- Use the project's framework, components, typography, design tokens, themes, and access controls.
- Respect restrictions on edits, commands, and browser access.
- Ask before changing scope, adding dependencies, changing shared code, or exposing the canvas publicly.
- If safe isolation is unclear, ask before proceeding. Never mount an unsafe preview.
- Choose sensible defaults for other decisions. Do not ask the user to repeat clear requests.
- Keep canvas code together. Separate camera and placement logic from previews, test data, and their registry. Do not build a framework.
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