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rapid-prototyping

Fast, disposable UI prototyping with AI: when to stay in vibe mode and when to switch to craft mode, throwaway prototype protocols, variant explosion, prompt patterns for quick iteration, and how to carry a validated prototype toward production. Use when exploring UI ideas, building throwaway demos for feedback, or deciding whether a prototype is ready to harden.

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# Rapid Prototyping with Vibe Coding

Embrace the philosophy of "vibe coding" for rapid UI exploration. This skill covers the art of fast, disposable prototyping - knowing when to iterate quickly versus when to refine carefully, and how to build ephemeral apps that validate ideas before committing to production code.

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## When to Use This Skill

- Exploring UI concepts before committing to implementation
- Validating design hypotheses with working prototypes
- Building quick demos for stakeholder feedback
- Rapid iteration during discovery phase
- Creating throwaway experiments to test ideas
- When speed of learning matters more than code quality