Rebuild source pages into TraeWork-native module overviews
The page rebuilder keeps the useful information architecture from a source URL while replacing color, density, component choices, and interaction patterns with the TraeWork design system.
A browsable overview for the skills that turn references, design rules, and implementation context into calm TraeWork-ready pages.
The lead module behaves like the featured story on a publication page: it explains the primary capability, then points into related modules.
The page rebuilder keeps the useful information architecture from a source URL while replacing color, density, component choices, and interaction patterns with the TraeWork design system.
Search and filter the modules that support a TraeWork rebuild. The interaction mirrors a content index while staying useful as a product overview.
Converts a source page's visual ideas into TraeWork typography, spacing, surface, radius, color, and icon decisions.
Finds the page type, audience, conversion path, section sequence, and repeated content patterns worth preserving.
Builds large visual regions from TraeWork cards, tags, rows, tabs, rule lines, and copy instead of decorative illustrations.
Keeps short labels and factual structure where appropriate, then rewrites longer source copy into concise product language.
Checks mobile width, clipped text, light-mode states, focus visibility, icon loading, and source-critical content access.
Confirms the page lands in the right archetype folder and avoids unrelated changes to existing prototypes or shared files.
No modules match the current filter.
The rebuild flow is intentionally narrow: extract the structure, choose the archetype, adapt the modules, then verify the static output.
Identify page type, audience, primary task, navigation model, and major sections from the source page.
Pick the correct workspace archetype before writing code so the prototype remains easy to find and compare.
Replace source styling with token-first TraeWork components, light-mode token bindings, and calmer typography.
Open the page, test interactions, and check common layout risks before handing off the file.
Give the rebuilder a source page and a target module. The output stays static, editable, and aligned with the TraeWork design language.