superdesign

The Skill first runs repo init to analyze your codebase, then creates a pixel-perfect reproduction draft of the current page as ground truth. After that it branches design variations with iterate-design-draft so you can compare directions on the canvas.

The Skill gathers your content, visual direction, and transition preferences, then shows a full slide outline for approval before generation. Once approved, it runs create-presentation and returns canvas and preview links for the deck.

Yes. In an empty or scratch workspace the Skill skips repo init entirely and gathers design context conversationally. It then creates a design system and generates drafts directly through the brand-new-project path.

Yes. It can use the host's native image generator or Superdesign's generate-image and generate-video models, chosen via list-models. Generation requires a quoted credit cost that you must explicitly confirm before it runs.

The Skill drives everything through the Superdesign CLI executed with npx, so the environment must be able to run shell commands. Without shell access it cannot authenticate, create projects, or generate drafts, and it will tell you to use a session with shell access instead.

The Skill stores fingerprints of context files in .superdesign/resume.json and compares hashes on the next request. Matching hashes resume the saved draft directly, while mismatches trigger an incremental refresh that carries only the verified changes into the next iteration.