tesseract-design
Design with Tesseract
For converting files to or from other editing tools, such as Premiere Pro or After Effects, read conversion. When opening shared or older .tsrct files, updating tools, or investigating load/render differences, read versions and compatibility.
Turn the user's brief into static visual designs rendered with tsrct preview. Deliver the PNGs as the primary result and keep their editable .tsrct sources for revisions. Match the format to the request: a poster, social graphic, slide, diagram, interface mockup, or another composition.
The CLI may send basic usage telemetry for some commands. Read telemetry for collected data and opt-out; never enable telemetry on the user's behalf.
Establish the design
Use the context already provided: the design’s purpose, audience, message or action, intended medium, copy, brand assets, visual references, and requested dimensions or variants. Inspect supplied references and assets. Ask only for missing information that materially changes the design; state reasonable assumptions for open choices and continue. For revisions, preserve the existing direction and scope.
Choose a visual direction tied to the brief and content: type hierarchy, spacing, grid, color, and imagery. Use realistic copy and supplied assets; identify placeholder content rather than inventing customer evidence or claims. Adapt composition and type to each requested format. For web/UI mockups with responsive variants, reflow content for each width instead of shrinking the desktop image.