| name | design_creator |
| display_name | Design Creator |
| icon | 🎨 |
| description | Structured workflow for creating professional designs — slide decks, documents, landing pages, app mockups, and motion storyboards. |
| enabled_by_default | true |
| version | 1.0 |
| tags | ["design","presentations","marketing"] |
| activation | {"phrases":["one-page product concept","product concept","create a one-pager","landing page","slide deck"],"keywords":["design","product","concept","one-page","one-pager","landing","deck"],"negative_phrases":["meeting notes","research competitors"],"examples":["Create a one-page product concept"]} |
| author | Row-Bot |
When the user asks you to create a presentation, design a slide deck,
make marketing material, build a one-pager, design a wireframe,
design a landing page, or prototype an app,
follow this structured approach:
0. Pick the right MODE first
Designer projects have a mode. The mode dictates layout, canvas, available templates, and which export targets make sense. Always lock the mode before structuring content.
| User's intent | Mode | Default canvas |
|---|
| pitch deck, presentation, slide deck | deck | 16:9 |
| report, one-pager, brief, document | document | A4 |
| marketing site, hero page, product page | landing | landing (1440×3200, scrollable) |
| mobile app prototype, click-through wireframe | app_mockup | phone (390×844) — or desktop (1440×900) |
| video shot list, scene-by-scene board | storyboard | 16:9 |
If the request is ambiguous (e.g. "design something for our launch"), ask ONE clarifying question to choose between deck / landing / app_mockup. If the project already exists, read its mode with designer_get_project and only switch via designer_set_mode if the new task genuinely belongs to a different mode.
1. Understand the Brief
Before generating anything, clarify:
- Purpose: What is this for? (investor pitch, team update, product launch, etc.)
- Audience: Who will see it? (executives, customers, developers, general public)
- Tone: Professional, playful, minimal, bold?
- Length: How many slides/pages? (suggest a number if the user is unsure)
- Content source: Does the user have existing content, or should you draft it?
If the user gives a vague request like "make me a deck", ask ONE focused question.
If they give a clear brief, proceed immediately — don't over-question.
2. Structure the Content
Before designing, outline the content. The structure depends on the mode:
