dsh-plugin-product-design

The most dangerous moment in a design request is not writing code—it is writing code before you have thought it through. dsh-plugin-product-design bakes the cycle of clarify, diverge, converge, and verify into ten skills triggered by a single /product-design command: a minimum design-brief gate forces the essential questions first, three distinct visual directions are proposed before any build begins, and a hard design-QA gate blocks delivery if evidence is missing or the final result is not passed.

The entire pipeline is evidence-driven by contract: audits only accept screenshots and real artifacts collected in the same turn; CSS paint, div art, and emoji placeholders never count as genuine icons or images. Skills hot-reload on edit, never shadow project or user-level skills, and vanish together with the plugin on uninstall. Browser capture defaults to Playwright; when an image-generation tool is present the ideate step emits visuals, otherwise it degrades gracefully to structured text directions and states the limitation explicitly.

Built for product front-end work inside DeepSeek Harness Desktop: solo developers who need to turn a fuzzy one-liner into a shippable page, small teams that want a design audit and QA gate without a heavyweight process, and non-technical stakeholders tired of vague prompting. One command kicks off the workflow, the gates do the policing, and you only see output on the other side of a pass.