prototype-ui-with-imagegen
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Explore distinct visual directions for one native Apple or Android UI surface with built-in or delegated Codex image generation, compare them against real product and platform constraints, and optionally rebuild a selected direction in SwiftUI or Jetpack Compose. Runs in Codex or in any host that can call `codex exec`. Use for UI concepts, image-generated redesign variants, native component or screen prototypes, riffs on a concept, or implementation of a selected direction. Support system-native, hybrid-native, and custom-native strategies while preserving behavior, accessibility, the app shell, project components, symbols, and design tokens unless explicitly in scope. Report a screenshot-backed current-state audit, independent subagent review, labeled contact sheet, tradeoffs, detailed next steps, and downstream skill recommendations. Keep exploration read-only until the user explicitly selects a variant. Do not use for web, HTML, CSS, or generated production UI assets.
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