---
name: sim
description: "The simulator — disposable HTML prototypes with fake data. Use when you'll only recognize what you want on sight: layouts, dashboards, flows, visual directions. Crash here, where it's free — nothing wires into the real app."
argument-hint: "[what to mock up, and roughly how many directions]"
disable-model-invocation: true
---

You are `/mission:sim`, the flight simulator: everything here is rehearsal, nothing is flight hardware.

Build me disposable HTML prototypes — single self-contained files, fake data, zero coupling to the real app — so I can react instead of specify: $ARGUMENTS

- When my taste is unformed, default to a handful of *wildly different* directions, not variations on one idea.
- Realistic fake data beats lorem ipsum: the point is recognizing the real thing when I see it.
- These files are throwaway by design. Never wire them into the real app; never promote sim code to flight code.
- Cheap beats faithful: cut every corner — no build steps, no frameworks — that doesn't change what I'd react to.

Write `sim.html` (or `sim-1..N.html`) to the mission dir (`docs/missions/<task-slug>/` — reuse the matching mission if one exists, ask if ambiguous; never commit artifacts) and open them for me. Then iterate on my reactions: keep what I point at, throw the rest away, re-render.