Core concepts
A little vocabulary makes the whole workflow easier.
Library and designs
Your library is your broader set of references. A saved design is a reference you keep from Taste; an uploaded design is an image you bring yourself. Extracted tokens describe visual properties such as color and spacing. They are observations, not a complete design system.
Collection
A collection is a point of view for a project: these references, for this reason. You might collect hundreds of designs but use only a handful for a New Homepage direction. A design can inform more than one project.
Annotation
An annotation is your explanation of a reference. It can describe the whole design or be pinned to a detail. “Borrow the quiet navigation, not the brand colors” is more useful than expecting an agent to infer what you liked.
Taste Profile
Your generated Taste Profile summarizes broader preferences from your available signals. It is useful when a task needs your general direction, but it does not replace the focused intent of a project collection.
Design Judgment
Design Judgment comes from completed Taste Interviews and describes the lenses and tradeoffs in your critiques. A rating says whether something is for you. An interview helps explain why it works, what should change, and what should be protected.