smithery.ai

simulation-engine

Rules for building interactive AI demos.

First seen Mar 21, 2026

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SKILL.md

The "Show, Don't Tell" Rule

Never just list features. You must build Interactive Micro-Apps for every section.

Creative Directive

  • Invent the Detail: If the user prompt is vague, YOU must fill in the gaps with high-tech details (e.g., if asked for "Analytics," invent a specific "Sentiment Confidence Score" visualization).
  • Motion is Mandatory: Nothing should be static. Numbers should tick up/down. Graphs should draw themselves.

Simulation Patterns

  1. The "Live Scan": For text analytics, show a "scanning" animation (a glowing line moving over text) before revealing the insights.
  2. The "Node Connect": For routing, draw lines connecting Users to Agents with pulsing dots traveling along the line.