Choose a design direction

For some requests to build a website, landing page, app screen, dashboard, deck, or editorial page, Nock may find up to three visual directions in the V3Code Design library. It shows a short description and image for each direction before starting the build, so you can choose a look or continue without one.

Review the cards

Each card has a title, image, and short description:

• Choose Use this direction to start the build with that visual direction.
• Choose Open in library to inspect the direction in Nock’s browser before deciding.

You can pick by card, position (“the second one”), or a distinctive word from its title. You can also say “just build it” or “no design” before choosing to skip the directions for that request.

What a selection changes

The direction adds a design brief to the build request. Your own content and project details still determine what the site or screen is about. Nock uses the selected direction for the build it belongs to; another task in between does not inherit it.

After you select a direction, “just build it” means start that build with your selection. To discard a selection, say “never mind the design,” “forget that direction,” or “build it plain” as a complete instruction. If the design library is unavailable or no direction matches, Nock can continue the build without one.

Nock does not choose a named visual reference for you. If you have a visual language in mind, describe it in your own request and review the resulting build.

Change the setting

Use Settings → Agent → Design library to turn design suggestions off or on. A design card is an optional starting point, not a requirement to build. See Studio and Coding agents.