art

Not part of the main design pipeline. Just for fun.

Input: User's vision (subject, mood, size, usage) Output: Rendered art in the terminal + reusable code snippet Agent: gsp-ascii-artist

Ask the user what they want to render (subject — text, image, or concept).

Then use AskUserQuestion for mood:

• Bold — "High contrast, strong lines, maximum impact"
• Minimal — "Clean, sparse, breathing room"
• Playful — "Fun, quirky, unexpected"
• Retro — "8-bit nostalgia, old-school terminal vibes"

Then use AskUserQuestion for size:

• Small — "1-5 lines — compact accent"
• Medium — "5-15 lines — solid presence"
• Large — "15-25 lines — full showpiece"

Optionally ask about usage (one-off fun, splash screen, CLI output, embedded in code) if it's not obvious from context.

Step 2: Create the art

Spawn the gsp-ascii-artist agent with the user's request. Ask for 2-3 options so the user can pick.

The agent will:

1. Draft the art
2. Test each option via node -e in the terminal
3. Return all rendered results and reusable code

Step 3: Show and iterate

Present the options to the user. Let them pick a favorite, request tweaks, or ask for a completely new direction. Re-spawn the agent as needed until the user is happy.