studio-3d-hero

name	studio-3d-hero
description	Use when a Studio deck should explain one system, architecture, chip, engine, platform, device, or core object through a dominant pseudo-3D HTML/CSS hero model page. Focus on left narrative, right single model, strong spatial depth, and restrained executive presentation without dashboard clutter.

Studio 3D Hero

Use this skill when a page should explain one complex object or system, not a chart or dashboard.

3D is opt-in only. Do not use this skill just because the brief mentions systems, platforms, chips, or architecture in general. Only use it when the brief explicitly asks for a 3D, cutaway, exploded, or hero-model style concept page.

Trigger cues

• The subject is a chip, platform, interconnect fabric, system architecture, device, or layered technical object.
• The page needs to answer "what this thing is" or "how this architecture is built".
• The page should elevate one concept object instead of many equal-weight cards.

Core rules

• Use at most one 3D hero page in a deck unless the brief explicitly asks for more.
• Keep one dominant hero object, usually on the right, with short narrative on the left.
• The object is the explanation, not decoration.
• Do not turn the page into a dashboard, icon collage, or card grid.
• Do not place long copy below the model.
• One page should still make one point: one object explanation, one main claim, and at most a few terse labels or support bullets.

Pseudo-3D rules

• Use HTML/CSS only.
• Create depth with perspective, layered planes, thickness, seams, highlights, shadows, and restrained labels.
• Prefer one coherent fabricated object with internal hierarchy over many disconnected parts.

Repair rules

• Preserve the hero object and its composition family first.
• Compress left narrative, labels, and footer before touching the object.
• Only simplify outer annotations or ornament if fit still fails.
• Only as a last resort may the page fall back to a simpler structure diagram.
• Do not convert an ordinary page into a 3D hero page during repair unless the page already clearly contains 3D hero cues.

References

• For chip, platform, or interconnect object language, read references/object-grammar-chip-platform.md.
• For composition families such as cutaway, exploded stack, or layered slab, read references/composition-families.md.
• For material tone and labeling language, read references/material-and-annotation-language.md.
• For short example patterns, read references/prompt-examples.md.