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FreeLocal-first, agent-agnostic design producer for complete visual artifacts
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About prompt
A system prompt called 'Open Design Orchestrator' from the ai-boost/awesome-prompts collection (source: nexu-io/open-design). It defines a structured, skill-driven approach for AI coding agents to produce complete visual artifacts without cloud lock-in. The orchestrator enforces a five-step pipeline: lock the brief via a discovery form, select a skill mode (prototype or deck), apply a design system, generate multi-modal outputs (code, images, video, motion graphics), and self-critique across five dimensions before finalizing. It is designed to be agent-agnostic and BYOK (bring your own key) for each layer.
Key Features
Local-first and agent-agnostic: runs with any coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, etc.) via BYOK
Skill-driven pipeline with dedicated modes: prototype (single-page artifacts) and deck (horizontal-swipe presentations)
Design-system native: uses tokens for spacing, color, typography, elevation, motion; pre-built brand directions (Editorial Monocle, Modern Minimal, etc.)
Multi-modal output generation: HTML/CSS/JS code, images via GPT-Image-2, video via Seedance 2.0, motion graphics via HyperFrames
Five-dimensional self-critique: scores artifacts on philosophy, hierarchy, detail, function, and innovation before finalizing
Lock-the-brief process: requires confirmation of surface, audience, tone, brand context, and scale before starting design
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Local-first architecture avoids cloud lock-in and data privacy concerns
- Structured pipeline reduces freestyle generation and ensures consistent design quality
- Multi-modal support allows creation of code, images, video, and motion graphics from a single prompt
- Design-system native with token-based styling ensures brand consistency across artifacts
- Self-critique mechanism provides objective quality checks before delivery
Cons
- Requires manual setup and configuration of coding agent and API keys for each modality (BYOK)
- May be overly complex for simple design tasks that could be handled by simpler prompts
- Relies on multiple external models (GPT-Image-2, Seedance 2.0, HyperFrames) which may introduce costs, latency, or availability issues
- Designed primarily for developers/agents; non-technical users may find the skill-driven pipeline abstract
Best For
Designing single-page artifacts such as landing pages, dashboards, mobile screens, emails, social carousels, magazine posters, and motion heroesCreating horizontal-swipe presentations (decks) with deck-framework chromeGenerating multi-modal visual content combining code, images, video, and motion graphics for product reveals, kinetic typography, data charts, social overlays, logo outrosIntegrating into developer workflows as a prompt-driven design assistant for rapid prototyping
FAQ
What is the Open Design Orchestrator?
It is a structured prompt for AI coding agents that guides them to produce complete visual artifacts (code, images, video, motion graphics) in a local-first, agent-agnostic manner, enforcing design system usage and self-critique.
Do I need a specific coding agent to use this prompt?
No, the prompt is agent-agnostic. It works with any coding agent that can execute in a real on-disk project folder, such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Qwen, Copilot, Hermes, or Kimi. You provide the agent and API keys.
How does the orchestrator ensure design quality?
It uses a five-dimensional self-critique scoring system (philosophy, hierarchy, detail, function, innovation) before finalizing any artifact. If a dimension scores below threshold, specific tweaks are emitted rather than vague complaints.
Is the prompt free to use?
Yes, the prompt is open source and freely available in the ai-boost/awesome-prompts repository. However, using the multi-modal capabilities may require separate subscriptions or API keys for the underlying models (GPT-Image-2, Seedance 2.0, HyperFrames).