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Claude Design System Prompt
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The Claude Design System prompt is a reverse-engineered system prompt and skill library that transforms a large language model (LLM) into an opinionated, accessibility-aware design collaborator. It is open source and MIT licensed, compatible with any LLM that supports system prompts, and addresses the limitations of typical design assistant prompts by avoiding generic outputs.
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- Praise: Using Claude Design to create animated SVGs has taught users about its limits and how to navigate them, which is valuable for anyone looking to leverage its capabilities.
- Praise: With detailed instructions, Claude can generate impressive geometric designs algorithmically, showcasing its potential when used thoughtfully.
- Concern: The lack of clear demonstrations or evidence of effectiveness makes it hard to justify investing time in exploring this project.
- Concern: There's skepticism about whether these prompts are genuinely extracted from Claude Design or just AI-generated, raising concerns about the project's authenticity.
- Concern: Many commenters are frustrated that the reverse-engineering process isn't detailed, as this knowledge could help improve the system and potentially prevent misuse.