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Sketch a low-fidelity wireframe or mockup of a web page, landing page, dashboard, form or mobile app screen on an editable Igly canvas. Use when the user wants to plan a layout, page structure or UI before designing it.

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    Add an in-artifact floating Tweaks panel that lets the user adjust colors, fonts, spacing, layout variants live in the preview. Persists via claude-pipe pattern (pending.yaml + apply-tweaks skill).

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Wireframe

Low fidelity: grey boxes, real labels, no images. Use the clean font so it reads like a UI.

1. Pick the frame

  • Desktop page: frame 1440 wide. Mobile screen: 390 x 844. Dashboard: 1440 x 900.
  • List the sections top to bottom (nav, hero, features, pricing, FAQ, footer...) or the screen regions (sidebar, header, cards, table).

2. Create

create_canvas with title (e.g. "Pricing page wireframe") and, for a single screen, width/height of the frame. Keep canvas_id.

3. Elements (one add_elements call; set font_family: "Inter" on everything)

  • Frame: rectangle at (0, 0), frame size, fill: "#FFFFFF", stroke: "#1E1E1E", stroke_width: 2, corner_radius: 0 (mobile: 40).
  • Blocks: rectangles fill: "#F1F3F5", stroke: "#ADB5BD", corner_radius: 8, with the section name as text, text_color: "#495057".
  • Image placeholders: rectangle fill: "#E9ECEF" plus two type: "line" diagonals (corner to corner, stroke: "#ADB5BD").
  • Headings and copy: type: "text", color: "#1E1E1E", headline font_size: 44 bold, body 18 with a width to wrap.
  • Buttons: rectangle 180 x 52, corner_radius: 26, fill: "#1E1E1E", text_color: "#FFFFFF". Secondary: white fill, dark stroke.
  • Inputs: rectangle 360 x 48, white, stroke: "#ADB5BD", placeholder text left-aligned (align: "left").
  • Spacing: 24 inner padding, 80 between sections on desktop, 16 / 32 on mobile.
  • Annotate decisions with type: "sticky" notes outside the frame, connected by type: "arrow" with to_id the block they explain.

4. Check

  • get_canvas_summary; align columns with arrange (align_left, distribute_vertical with gap).
  • Offer a second variant beside the first (x + frame width + 200) for comparison, or export_png.

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