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@verndale/ui-design-brain

v1.18.2

Published

Versioned catalog of production-grade UI component patterns (markdown + manifest) shared across Verndale AI tooling, distributed as an agent skill.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

uidesign-systemcomponentspatternscatalogaccessibilityagent-skill

Readme

UI Design Brain

@verndale/ui-design-brain is a versioned catalog of canonical UI component patterns for deterministic AI-assisted product delivery.

The published package contains only the catalog skill, schemas, projection CLI, license, and this public documentation. Repository operational material, including planning records, journals, source history, workflows, and internal consumer configuration, is not included in the npm tarball.

Install

Install an exact version in a consuming repository:

npm install --save-dev @verndale/ui-design-brain@<version>

Use your package manager's lockfile as the authoritative resolved version. Do not use npx or a range when deterministic projections are required.

Contents

bin/ui-design-brain.mjs             projection CLI
lib/                                catalog and projection implementation
schemas/                            catalog and consumer contract schemas
skills/ui-design-brain/             canonical patterns and catalog manifests

The catalog owns canonical pattern names, slugs, aliases, contextual disambiguation, and bounded product guidance. It does not define accessibility semantics, applicability, evidence routes, or conformance requirements.

Deterministic projection

Consumers pin an exact version, commit a configuration file, and use the installed binary:

ui-design-brain build
ui-design-brain sync --if-needed --config ui-design-brain.config.json
ui-design-brain check --config ui-design-brain.config.json

sync --if-needed validates the complete candidate projection before atomically promoting only generated, marker-owned paths. It refuses unmarked or locally modified generated targets. The command does not select a package version or alter a lockfile.

Security and release model

Releases are immutable npm versions. The source repository remains private. The publishing workflow uses npm trusted publishing with GitHub Actions OIDC, so it does not require a long-lived npm publish token. Before each release, the package validates its catalog and a packed-consumer fixture.

Review the published contents before release with:

pnpm pack --dry-run

License

MIT