shodhakk

Designers say "like this one, but different in X", and brief AI with words like "premium" or "clean" that mean something different to everyone. Today's tools match overall similarity and can't do "keep everything, vary only X", so designers keep regenerating. Nothing builds a shared vocabulary either, so a look can't be explained or reproduced. Muse makes the board that shared language: - Words become dimensions. Muse reads each reference along named dimensions, so "heritage" becomes a long low bonnet and round lamps. - Vary only X. Pick a dimension and compare options side by side. Muse redraws only inside that part's mask, then checks that X changed and nothing else did. - The board learns. Each item kept or marked "not this" teaches it what you want, and its shared words carry over to later sessions. An agent works the board in plain language, and the same tools are served over MCP.