What problem does it solve? Creative work often stalls when a single design is presented for approval, forcing premature convergence or endless rework. This Skill turns one creative ask into a numbered board of genuinely different generated options, so the decision-maker picks a direction from a curated range instead of reacting to a single proposal. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Axis-first scoping: Defines bold variation axes (setting, subject, composition, mood, material) before generating, and cuts near-duplicate options so every card proves a different point. - Modular element studies: For complex designs like packages or catalogs, produces per-element variant pages first, then assembles picked elements into full compositions and locks the winner. - Single board artifact: Builds one self-contained HTML page (or contact-sheet PNG) with numbered cards, clean audience-language labels, and a recommendation with rationale. - Use Case: A client asks for cover design directions. You generate wide, curate to 6-10 distinct options, present them on a numbered board with a recommendation, and lock the picked option as the master reference for all derivatives. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to create an option board with several distinct design directions for your creative brief so you can pick one by number.