Visual Explainer now has a stronger sense of design judgment, so generated pages should feel more intentional and less templated. It can better match a calm review page, an expressive showcase, or a repo-aware explanation without defaulting to the same visual treatment each time. Diagrams also get clearer guidance on what they should communicate, not only how Mermaid should render them. This release also keeps package and Claude plugin metadata in sync for the 0.10.0 release.
Highlights
- Visual explanations now choose a calmer or more expressive treatment based on the request instead of defaulting to the same look every time.
- Repo-aware pages now prefer the project's own design language before falling back to built-in visual directions.
- Diagrams now get stronger guidance on what to show, not just how to render Mermaid.
- The skill now includes a clearer accessibility and dual-theme baseline for generated pages.
Full changelog
Highlights
- Visual explanations now choose a calmer or more expressive treatment based on the request instead of defaulting to the same look every time.
- Repo-aware pages now prefer the project's own design language before falling back to built-in visual directions.
- Diagrams now get stronger guidance on what to show, not just how to render Mermaid.
- The skill now includes a clearer accessibility and dual-theme baseline for generated pages.
Added
- Added design-judgment guidance for matching the visual treatment to the request, planning a specific design before writing HTML, and avoiding generic generated-page patterns.
- Added project design-system precedence so repo-anchored pages can follow existing theme tokens, component styles, and visual vocabulary.
- Added content-anchored aesthetic directions for CLI, infrastructure, metrics, architecture, recap, and prose-heavy pages.
- Added diagram rhetoric guidance that asks diagrams to show the mechanism, label arrows, compare differences directly, and make one clear claim per figure.
- Added craft guidance for dual color schemes, type setting, neutrals, spacing, microcopy, dashboard readability, keyboard focus states, and diagram captions.