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design-ops

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Prepare durable, implementation-ready product-design delivery artifacts and handoff. Use after design decisions stabilize or before engineering, review, release, or cross-team transfer when ambiguity would create rework.

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SKILL.md

Design ops

Update owning artifacts with:

  • approved brief, flows, states, copy, responsive and accessibility behavior;
  • design-system decisions and token/component contracts;
  • edge cases, agentic states, evidence, known compromises, and open decisions;
  • requirement/acceptance/task traceability;
  • exact implementation or review handoff.

Reference canonical artifacts instead of duplicating them. State what changed, what remains authoritative, what was verified, and the next owner/action. Documentation exists to reduce interpretation, not to maximize volume.

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