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docs(prompting): frame.md is the design spec, drop design.md references
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## Point at a spec, don't describe a vibe
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HyperFrames projects can carry a design spec — `frame.md` (video-first) or `design.md` — whose frontmatter tokens are the machine-readable brand: exact hex values, font families, weight relationships, and the brand's Do's and Don'ts. When one exists, name it:
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HyperFrames projects can carry a design spec — `frame.md` — whose frontmatter tokens are the machine-readable brand: exact hex values, font families, weight relationships, and the brand's Do's and Don'ts. When one exists, name it:
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> Use the palette and type from `frame.md`. Build a 15-second feature announcement.
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- ❌ `make it feel on-brand and premium`
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- ✅ `pull colors and fonts from design.md; premium means generous spacing and one restrained accent`
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- ✅ `pull colors and fonts from frame.md; premium means generous spacing and one restrained accent`
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The engine rationale: `on-brand` is a mood the agent guesses at. A spec's frontmatter is normative — the agent quotes the hex and font family verbatim instead of approximating, and reads the prose sections for intent. If your brand lives somewhere else (a PDF brand guide, a screenshot, pasted hex codes), attach it — attachments and pasted tokens are read more reliably than a described impression.
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