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@designesy/lab-builder

v0.1.0

Published

Turn a design thesis into a remixable, reviewable experiment that compiles into contract material. Scaffolds the full Designesy Lab anatomy — the missing layer between experiment and contract.

Readme

@designesy/lab-builder

Experiments that compile into contracts.

A Lab is a controlled design experiment where a principle becomes visible, testable, remixable, and reviewable. This CLI scaffolds the full Lab anatomy from a thesis — the missing layer between experiment and contract.

npx @designesy/lab-builder init <lab-name> --thesis "<thesis>"

Why this exists

Storybook isolates components. Docusaurus documents what is. Nobody scaffolds a design experiment that earns its way into a contract.

The Designesy promotion rule: an experiment becomes contract material only after its useful behavior is named. Lab Builder makes that naming explicit — the generated PRINCIPLE.md is the promotion candidate.

What it scaffolds

A mature Lab anatomy, generated from one thesis:

| Artifact | Purpose | |---|---| | THESIS.md | What the experiment tests, in one paragraph | | PRINCIPLE.md | The named useful behavior (the promotion candidate) | | ARTIFACT.md | What to build to make the principle visible | | CONTRACT.md | The portable contract slice the lab binds to | | PROMPT.md | A builder-ready prompt for agents/tools | | REVIEW.md | The review checklist | | PROVENANCE.md | Sources, dates, audit trail | | ANTI_PATTERNS.md | What this replaces, and why | | REMIX.md | How to remix the experiment | | VERIFICATION.md | How to verify the artifact | | index.html | Live artifact scaffold (zero-dep, no build step) | | tokens.json | DTCG-style token stub (with --tokens) |

Usage

# Scaffold a lab from a thesis
npx @designesy/lab-builder init poise --thesis "Press states should feel alive, not just darker"

# With a DTCG token stub
npx @designesy/lab-builder init cadence --thesis "Type rhythm is the layout" --tokens

# Verify a lab's anatomy is complete
npx @designesy/lab-builder verify ./labs/poise

# List labs in the registry
npx @designesy/lab-builder list

Zero dependencies

Node built-ins only — matches the designesy-org house pattern (designesy-score, the GitHub Action, designesy-mcp).

The loop

thesis → lab → artifact → review → named principle → contract material

The lab is where a principle is tested; the contract is where it ships. Lab Builder is the bridge.

License

MIT — Designesy. Part of the designesy-org monorepo.