Family's interaction-design philosophy โ simplicity, fluidity, and delight โ as a framework-agnostic pattern language for building software that feels welcoming, alive, and respectful. Use when designing or reviewing interactions, transitions, animations, tray/bottom-sheet flows, onboarding, empty states, text/number morphing, or delight moments (ripples, confetti, haptics, easter eggs) in any framework. Includes iOS 26 / SwiftUI API mappings for each pattern.
The baby UI prototyping style for this project โ thesis, visual spec, and SwiftUI conventions. Load before designing, building, or reviewing any prototype in baby-ui/. Covers greeked placeholder interfaces (skeleton bars, empty blocks, dot navigation), the pale-canvas card style, the single-accent rule, and typography rules.
Create sparse, matte, neutral compositions driven by oversized sans-serif hierarchy, generous empty space, strict alignment, soft rounded geometry, restrained value contrast, and isolated compact color.
Concrete UI visual rule set for generating and reviewing restrained neutral interfaces. Use for tasks that need exact style constraints: plain sans-serif typography, pale neutral canvases, rounded surfaces, soft shadows, minimal borders, low-saturation color, sparse density, content-neutral placeholders, anti-collapse guardrails, and baby UI abstraction (greeked skeleton bars, block placeholders, dot navigation) for placeholder-grade mockups.
Generate high-quality AI headshots from personal reference photos and style references using a multi-step vision-verified pipeline. Use when asked to create headshots, portraits, profile photos, or AI-generated photos of a person in specific styles. Triggers on "headshot", "portrait", "profile photo", "generate a photo of me", or "AI photo".
Post-implementation retrospective and refactoring pass. Reviews conversation history to synthesize what was learned during iteration, then refactors the final code for elegance, repo consistency, and future extensibility. Trigger on "code quality", "refactor pass", "clean up what we built", "polish this", or after any substantial build.