design-swarm
SolidOrchestrate a team of 10 design agents for holistic UI audit, ideation, and implementation. Use when: "design swarm", "holistic audit", "design review with all lenses", "full design analysis". Modes: audit, ideate, implement (any combination). Targets: screenshots, URLs, file paths, or text briefs.
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- Author
- SZoloth
- Repository
- SZoloth/skill-pack
- Created
- 6 months ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- HTML
- License
- MIT
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design-swarm
(v2026-08-06.1) Run a design swarm: a divergence-first DESIGN pass that fans independent lens agents over a hard problem, competes approaches under different axioms, kills the weak ones at a critique gate, and stops at a written design the operator ratified. Never builds. Trigger on: 'design swarm', 'swarm this design', 'run a design pass on', 'brainstorm swarm', 'swarm the design process', or any ask to design/architect something non-trivial where the operator wants competing options rather than one answer. Do NOT trigger for build/implementation work (that is run-list territory) or quick single-answer questions.
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Fan a task out across a swarm of parallel coding agents via `agents teams` — the engine behind every /swarm:* command. Build a distribution plan with boundary contracts, spawn a mixed team (claude/codex/antigravity), monitor, and synthesize. Use whenever a task is wide enough that one agent would serialize 4+ independent edits, or when you want independent agents to verify a conclusion instead of trusting one. Triggers on: 'swarm', 'fan out', 'spin up a team', 'parallel agents', 'distribute this', 'independent verification'.
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Orchestrate competitive UI/UX design exploration using Claude Code Agent Teams and Pencil.dev. Multiple agents create competing layout interpretations from the same design brief, you pick the best elements, then build out the final design. Use when exploring designs for a new project, comparing layout approaches, iterating on UI direction, or when you say "design arena", "explore designs", or "competing layouts".