Design Actions
Use Impeccable design disciplines from an Annotation while Waypoint keeps one trustworthy workflow.
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Required only for Design Actions. Ordinary Waypoint Annotations do not require Impeccable.
Install Impeccable first
Design Actions are powered by the external Impeccable skill. Install Impeccable for the coding agent that will claim the Annotation, following its current agent-specific instructions.
Waypoint does not install Impeccable or detect whether an agent can load it. Waypoint does not currently certify a particular agent installation path, so confirm the skill is available in the same environment where the agent connects to Waypoint through MCP.
Open Impeccable installation and setup instructionsWrite one brief, then choose the discipline
Describe the desired outcome in the normal Annotation comment, then turn on Design Actions. Leave the action unselected for Design Actions · Freeform, or choose one named discipline: Bolder, Quieter, Distill, Polish, Typeset, Colorize, Layout, Animate, Delight, or Overdrive.
Each Annotation carries at most one primary Design Action. The comment remains the only brief, so constraints and context stay together instead of drifting across two prompt fields.
Choose a discipline by the result you want
Use a brief such as “Make the main action easier to notice without adding more color,” then choose the discipline that matches your goal. Bolder asks for stronger expression; Quieter asks for restraint; Typeset focuses on typography; Layout focuses on arrangement. Freeform lets the brief guide the approach without naming a discipline.
Include constraints the agent cannot infer from a screenshot: preserve the wording, keep the mobile layout, or avoid changing shared components. After implementation, inspect the result and the Resolution Record, which captures the Design Action’s completion summary and verification evidence.
Request Variants separately
A Design Action describes how the agent should approach the interface. Request Variants asks for multiple named candidates. You can use either feature alone or combine them on the same Annotation.
When Variants are requested, Waypoint owns the Active Variant, discard and Keep decisions, and final cleanup. Finalize the chosen candidate before resolving the Annotation so the coding agent can reconcile temporary source Scaffold safely.