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Lamina onboarding

Skill aryaniyaps/lamina/skills/lamina-onboarding

Headless Product Design skill for AI coding agents | Design how it works, verify what you ship.

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npx -y skills add aryaniyaps/lamina --skill lamina-onboarding

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First-run and learnability — primary path without training, progressive power features. Use when new actors can't complete first workflow in verify.

SKILL.md

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Onboarding (agent-native)

Onboarding = primary actor completes first valuable workflow without documentation — verified by actor walk, not tutorial copy alone.

Contract encoding

  • First-run workflow flagged in workflows[] (e.g. onboarding: true)
  • empty_states + surfaces[] for first dashboard visit
  • Power features in secondary_actions / progressive disclosure notes
  • Optional scenarios[] for skipped onboarding — actor still reaches goal

Frameworks

  • Working set: optimize discoverability for daily operations after day one.
  • Command modalities: pedagogic (visible labels) → immediate (shortcuts) — spec accelerators in implement.md, not required for pass.
  • Idioms over metaphors: consistent patterns across screens — reference in decisions.md.

Design checklists

  1. First productive action obvious on empty state (empty-states).
  2. No mandatory feature tour blocking primary workflow.
  3. Help/docs are fallback — interface teaches via signifiers.
  4. Novice path ⊆ expert path (experts aren't forced through wizards).
  5. Onboarding workflow has full scenario coverage.

Verify checks

  • Fresh-actor subagent (low technical_literacy persona if defined) completes first workflow.
  • No dead ends before first value delivered.

Anti-patterns

  • Multi-step modal tour before any action.
  • Expert-only shortcuts with no discovery path.
  • Metaphor-bound IA that breaks at scale.

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