Impeccable Shape (Design Brief)

What it does

This skill guides a structured discovery interview and synthesises the answers into a formal design brief for a feature. It enforces preparation steps, asks targeted questions about purpose, users, content, constraints and anti-goals, and then produces a compact brief covering feature summary, primary user action, layout strategy, states, interaction model, content needs, references, and open questions. The output is handoff-ready for designers or implementation skills.

When to use it

Use this skill at the start of a product or feature design cycle whenever you need clarity before engineering begins — for new features, major redesigns, or when stakeholders are misaligned. It is ideal for product managers, designers, or PM+designer pairs who want a repeatable protocol to capture requirements and reduce rework.

What's included

• Scripts: none.
• References: points to an accompanying impeccable skill set (e.g., .impeccable.md) and contextual reference files that inform spatial, interaction, and motion design.
• Instructions: the SKILL.md contains the full discovery question set, phase guidance, a nine-part brief structure, and explicit rules to STOP and confirm with users before finalising.

Compatible agents

Design-focused workflow agents and assistant models that run conversations and create structured documents (Claude, Copilot-style assistants, or developer-focused LLMs) will be able to follow and execute this skill effectively.