القائمة
Use the approved-source UI Pattern Atlas for established vocabulary and attributable upstream guidance when planning, designing, implementing, reviewing, critiquing, or naming an interface.
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Mandatory personal-judgment companion for product, UX, UI, visual-design, design-system, and AI-interaction work. Load it with architect, design, crit, product-design audit, prototype, UI Pattern Atlas, and implementation skills—even when the user does not mention doctrine—so work follows active rules derived from concrete user feedback. Also use for preference questions, taste checks, reviews against prior feedback, and whenever the user asks to learn, maintain, or update Design Doctrine from bb thread history; this skill owns that maintenance workflow.
Transform a rough draft into a concise, context-complete, paste-ready prompt for a bb agent. Use when the user asks to enhance, improve, edit, tighten, or rewrite a prompt for an agent, handoff, or bb thread and needs the right task-local context, guardrails, verification, or stopping point.
| name | ui-pattern-atlas |
| description | Use the approved-source UI Pattern Atlas for established vocabulary and attributable upstream guidance when planning, designing, implementing, reviewing, critiquing, or naming an interface. |
Search for a concrete UI noun, inspect the computed entry and its source records, then apply the relevant upstream guidance to the product. The Atlas is deterministic and source-attributed; the agent still owns product reasoning.
Pull one concrete UI term from the task, product, screenshot, or discussion.
Search once:
bb ui-patterns search "<term>" --json
Read the returned entry’s sourceRecordIds. Each value is a source-native ID: the upstream source’s own stable slug or key, namespaced with its provider for attribution and exact resolution.
Show one contributing source-native ID:
bb ui-patterns show aria-apg:combobox --json
Compare the returned sourceRecords only when their source-owned guidance differs in a way that matters to the task.
Apply the guidance while preserving the product’s design system, platform conventions, accessibility requirements, and established terminology.
Search covers entry names and aliases plus source-owned summaries, native IDs,
sections, kinds, and relationships. data.retrieval.mode is exact or
prefix.
Use broader commands only for a bounded slice:
bb ui-patterns list --provider assistant-ui --json
bb ui-patterns list --provider aria-apg --json
The approved provider IDs are shadcn-ui, base-ui, assistant-ui, and aria-apg. Record type is descriptive metadata, not an inventory filter.
Summarize the query, selected entry, and the source guidance that materially affected the decision. Attribute source-owned statements to their source and link its canonical URL when useful. Do not paste raw JSON.
If no useful match appears, shorten the query once. Then use list --provider for a bounded source inventory. If that fails, say so and continue with product evidence.
Retrieve the approved source register or generated-snapshot status when needed:
bb ui-patterns sources --json
bb ui-patterns status --json
If the top-level command is unavailable, try:
bb plugin run ui-patterns search "<term>" --json
If both forms fail, report that UI Pattern Atlas is unavailable and continue with product evidence.