gsd-sketch-wrap-up

To save sketch design findings, you can package them into a persistent project-local skill that auto-loads during UI builds. This preserves your project history and ensures design continuity across related development workflows.

Documenting UI sketches for traceability involves curating design notes into a reusable skill and writing a summary to a planning folder. This stores the output in a local codex directory to maintain long-term project context.

Yes, you can auto-load design documentation during UI construction by converting sketch insights into a project-local skill. This artifact preserves a history of sketches and injects them directly into your build context.

Convert scattered sketch notes into a reusable project skill by invoking a wrap-up workflow with your sketch notes and project context. It generates a persistent artifact in a project-local codex directory for future reuse.

No specific dependencies are required to package sketch insights into a project-local directory. The workflow operates independently to store outputs in the codex directory and write planning summaries.

Your project context loses continuity across UI builds because scattered sketch notes are not persisted. Packaging these findings into a project-local skill auto-loads the design history to maintain continuity.