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lofi-prototype

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Build grayscale lo-fi interactive prototypes as single-file HTML apps. Use this skill whenever someone asks to prototype a flow, screen, interaction, or user journey — whether from a Figma file, sketch, Notion doc, Linear task, PRD, descriptive prompt, or any other input. Also trigger when someone says "prototype", "lo-fi", "low fidelity", "mockup", "interactive mock", "clickable prototype", "flow prototype", "screen prototype", or describes wanting to see how a multi-screen experience would feel on a phone. Even if they don't say "lo-fi" explicitly, if the request is about prototyping a mobile app flow, use this skill. Also trigger when someone says "sync this prototype to figma", "push to figma", "capture to figma", or "set up figma sync" on an existing prototype — the skill includes an opt-in Figma two-way sync workflow for longer-lived prototypes. The output is always a single self-contained HTML file with vanilla JS that feels like navigating a real app.

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