Skill Claude Code
Generates DOM-accurate red-rect + arrow annotations on audit screenshots. Use when the user asks to "annotate", "mark up", "add red boxes to" screenshots, or when finalizing a screen section of the audit.
Skill Claude Code
Builds SVG user-flow diagrams for an audit (entry → screens → conversion/drop-off) following the PLAYBOOK §11a constants. Use when the user asks for a "flow diagram", "user flow", or "flow map".
Skill Claude Code
Converts an HTML audit deliverable into a Notion page, applying all the Notion-specific formatting rules from PLAYBOOK §11b. Use when the user asks to "publish to Notion", "push this to Notion", or "mirror the audit into Notion".
Skill Claude Code
Orchestrates a full UX audit end-to-end following PLAYBOOK.md. Use when the user says "start the audit", "let's audit {product}", "run an audit", or is beginning a new engagement in this repo.
Skill Claude Code
Uploads audit screenshots/PNGs to catbox.moe (anonymous, permanent) and returns public URLs. Use when the user asks to "upload", "host images", "get public URLs", or when preparing Notion publishing.
Command Claude Code
A command for checking the current code for patterns described as AI slop, meaning low-quality, repetitive, or unsuitable code associated with careless AI generation.
Command Claude Code
A command for creating a new CSS component according to the project's conventions. CSS components are reusable styled interface elements.
Command Claude Code
A command for generating a website hero section, the prominent introductory area at the top of a page.
Command Claude Code
A command for checking the current code against a mobile-adaptation checklist. Mobile adaptation means making a website work well on small screens.
Command Claude Code
A command for adding a new design token to tokens.css according to the project's naming convention.
Settings file Claude Code
Agent settings declaring 17 allowed tools.
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