What problem does it solve? Users often know a design looks wrong but cannot articulate why, responding with gut-words like "too busy" or "feels cheap" instead of specifications. Asking them to describe a direction pushes the burden onto the exact skill they lack, and building from vague words produces generic output they will reject. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Variant Fan: Renders 3 to 5 genuinely divergent design directions of the same screen side by side, each committed to a distinct stance, so the user's pick becomes the specification. - Reaction-Card Axes: Offers word-axes (calm/energetic, warm/clinical, dense/airy) so users point at positions instead of producing design vocabulary. - Contemporary Harvest: Researches how credible current products solve the same problem and extracts transferable moves rather than copying pixels. - Decision Recording: Appends each decision, with the user's verbatim reaction, to a growing visual-language.md so the direction persists across sessions. - Use Case: A user says a new dashboard "feels cheap" but cannot say more. Render three divergent dashboard directions, let them point at one, and record the chosen direction in visual-language.md for future sessions. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to show you three divergent visual directions for the screen you are unhappy with so you can react to them instead of describing what you want.
