name: wireframe-greybox description: | A crisp greybox / blueprint lo-fi wireframe — neutral grey blocks on a pale page, image placeholders drawn as a rectangle with a diagonal X, text shown as solid "lorem bars" of varying widths, sharp 1.5–2px borders, and a single monospace redline accent for annotations. Reads like a structural blueprint before any visual design is applied. Use when the brief asks for "greybox", "blueprint wireframe", "lo-fi dashboard", "low fidelity", "线框图", or "灰盒原型". triggers:

• "greybox"
• "grey box wireframe"
• "blueprint wireframe"
• "lo-fi dashboard"
• "low fidelity"
• "wireframe"
• "线框图"
• "灰盒" od: mode: prototype platform: desktop scenario: design fidelity: wireframe preview: type: html entry: index.html design_system: requires: false sections: [color, typography, layout, components] example_prompt: "Greybox a lo-fi blueprint wireframe for a desktop SaaS dashboard — app bar, sidebar nav, a 4-up KPI row, a schematic chart panel, and a list/table with image-placeholder thumbnails, all in neutral grey with monospace redline annotations."

Wireframe Greybox Skill

Produce a single crisp greybox wireframe page. The whole point is structure, not skin — communicate hierarchy and layout with neutral grey blocks, never with real color, copy, or imagery. Everything is a placeholder: text is grey "lorem bars", images are rectangles with a diagonal cross, numbers are big solid blocks. The only color on the page is the single redline accent reserved for monospace annotations.

Workflow

1. Stay structural. Ignore any DESIGN.md that pushes finished UI — this is deliberately low fidelity. Use a clean system sans (Inter / system-ui) for shape and a mono (IBM Plex Mono / JetBrains Mono) for the redline annotations only. No hand-drawn fonts, no brand color.
2. Set the greybox palette. Page is a pale neutral (#f7f7f8), blocks are medium grey (#e3e3e6), borders are crisp and defined (#c9c9cf for soft edges, #1c1b1a for emphasis), and exactly one accent (a blue or coral redline) carries every monospace annotation. Keep contrast high enough to read as a small thumbnail — never near-white-on-white.
3. Lay out the dashboard, in order, each on its own data-od-id:
   • App bar — a logo greybox, a row of nav lorem-bars, and an avatar circle on the right.
   • Sidebar nav — icon squares + lorem-bar labels; mark one item active with a filled/inverted block.
   • KPI row — four greyboxes, each a small label bar above a big solid "number" bar.
   • Chart panel — an inline SVG greybox: axes plus a few hatched/grey bars or a schematic line. No real data.
   • List / table panel — a header row plus ~5 rows of lorem bars, with one column of image-placeholders drawn as a box with a diagonal X.
   • Annotations — one or two small monospace redlines pinned to the canvas (e.g. 01 · 12-col grid, max-width 1280).
4. Write one self-contained HTML document — <!doctype html> through </html>, CSS inline, no external JS or images. SVG and CSS draw every placeholder. A max-width container plus a media query collapses columns under ~1000px.
5. Self-check. It should read as a blueprint at thumbnail size: grey blocks, X-crossed image boxes, lorem bars, and exactly one accent color on the monospace redlines. If any greybox is missing, the page looks colored, or it disappears as a blank thumbnail, fix it.

Output contract

Emit between <artifact> tags:

<artifact identifier="wireframe-slug" type="text/html" title="Wireframe — Title">
<!doctype html>
<html>...</html>
</artifact>

One sentence before the artifact, nothing after.