Opus 5.5 Builds Cinematic Websites

The workflow integrates Bambooed for consolidating tools and model references, with a plan to also demonstrate this process using Gemini 3.8 Flash.

Users initiate a task in Bambooed by selecting Opus 5.5, then install necessary skills via terminal using 'npx impeccable install.'

The 'Impeccable' skill is chosen for visual design direction, while 'Web app testing' integrates Playwright for verification, with the command menu in Bambooed displaying what each task's harness exposes.

The project brief for 'Alto' details location understanding and a three-cabin comparison interface, guiding the AI on specific functionalities.

Visual direction is established through mountain panoramas, large typography, and a specific color palette of sky blue and pine green, with mood boards including captioned references for landscapes, typography, and UI interactions rather than vague requests.

Users sketch mockups to define element placement, such as the hero heading and booking button, providing Opus with spatial context.

This method combines sketches for layout structure with visual references for aesthetic style, enabling the model to execute designs with precise intent.

The initial prompt focuses on the hero section to establish a foundational visual language before proceeding with other components, with the agent instructed to maintain the Bamboo run script for streamlined previewing.

Iterative feedback, including resizing the preview to check responsiveness, particularly for the booking button's visibility, is crucial for refining the design.

Incorrectly placed elements are corrected using the browser attachment feature to select specific components, with screenshots included to address context-dependent layout issues.

For precise modifications within specific files, the '@' symbol allows the agent to target exact code files.

Opus 5.5 functions as the main architect for layout and shared design tokens, while two separate workers are assigned for specific tasks, such as the cabin gallery and the booking drawer.

This setup ensures workers manage independent components, minimizing conflicts in shared stylesheets, with the architect coordinating the process by reviewing worker checkpoints and team messages.

To access Gemini 1.5 Flash within its free weekly limits, users must install the official Anti-Gravity ACP server and configure provider connections in settings.

Refreshing agents and selecting Gemini 1.5 Flash for new tasks, alongside using Opus as the architect, allows for a mixed-cost setup that optimizes subscription usage.

Audits for accessibility and responsive issues are performed using the impeccable tool, followed by assigning a testing agent to verify UI interactions like gallery switching and form validation.

New tasks can be created in a work tree for design experiments without impacting current progress, and reviewing the diff summary helps check for inconsistent tokens or unnecessary dependencies.

Testing agents verify gallery keyboard navigation and booking form validation on both phone and desktop layouts, capturing screenshots and reporting console errors to ensure reliability.

The optional Jev add-on can monitor specific booking journey actions, though the Playwright workflow remains fully functional without a Jev key.

New tasks in work trees enable experimentation with hero compositions without overwriting stable designs, and assigning unique ports to preview servers helps distinguish between multiple design iterations.

Completed agent work undergoes manual inspection before tasks are marked complete, with diffs reviewed to ensure design tokens remain consistent across components.

Unnecessary dependencies introduced by minor animations are checked, and the booking flow is manually verified one final time after agent updates.

Users gain additional workflow flexibility with Flash, which provides an extra model choice within the existing free allowance.

Regardless of the model chosen, maintaining a consistent briefing and feedback loop is crucial for effective design outcomes.