A medium-specific design schema, executed into an audited artifact — plus the system that keeps making more like it.
Design is medium-shaped — a slide deck, an app screen, and a poster obey different rules. meta-design writes the schema for the medium first — grid, type, color, motion — then executes it into a real artifact and audits that artifact back against the schema.
You get two things, not one: the finished piece, and the reusable system that will make the next ten pieces consistent with it.
The medium's rules — grid, type, color, motion — decided before any pixel.
The real thing, assembled by following the schema block by block.
A pass that checks the result against its own rules and flags drift.
Returns a medium-fit design schema, an executed artifact built from it, and an audit report — so the next piece starts from a proven system, not a blank canvas.
Rules fit the format.
Checks its own output.
The piece and the system.
Consistent by construction.
The ideas here aren't invented — the skill generalizes established practice into one reusable, task-agnostic move. Below: the prior art it builds on, and the in-repo contract it actually runs on.