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Wireframe page and app structure with Squig (squig.sh) — Pablo Stanley's free, MIT-licensed, agent-native wireframing canvas where 155 real UI components (the shadcn/ui vocabulary plus marketing blocks, app blocks, mobile screens and full templates) render as hand-drawn rough.js sketches, driven by an agent through window.squig in the open browser tab, a local CLI, or a local MCP/HTTP companion that owns one .squig.json file and renders PNG/SVG back for inspection. It produces structure (geometry, component props, named side-by-side variations), never production React code. Key trap — it is NOT installable the usual ways: there is no npm package (npx squig 404s), no shadcn registry (/r/*.json 404s), no install script, and the hosted https://squig.sh/mcp endpoint is retired (HTTP 410); local agent use needs a persistent git clone built with Node 24+ and pnpm 10. Use this whenever someone says "wireframe this", "sketch the layout", "lo-fi mockup", "napkin sketch", "block out the page", "show me three layout directions", "compare layouts side by side", "what goes where before we pick colors", "information architecture for this page", or names squig, squig.sh or a .squig.json file; whenever design work starts on a new page or app and the structure is not yet decided (design-arsenal's Structure phase, between Direction and Identity); and whenever a chosen wireframe must be handed off to shadcn components — the kind-to-`npx shadcn add` table and the CLI/HTTP/MCP recipes live in references/integration.md.

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