What problem does it solve? Manually reviewing a web interface across multiple viewports for design consistency, WCAG accessibility, and responsive layout defects is slow and error-prone. This Skill automates that review by crawling a rendered site with a real browser, running deterministic in-page audits, and producing evidence-backed findings mapped to canonical review files. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Deterministic multi-viewport crawling: Audits pages at mobile (390x844), tablet (820x1180), desktop (1440x900), and wide (1920x1080) viewports using a Bun-based CLI driving a shared Chrome DevTools browser via agent-browser. - Eleven browser-side audit modules: Checks WCAG contrast, semantic structure, touch target sizes, mobile overflow, design token adoption, typography, spacing grids, unused CSS, and modal accessibility directly against the live DOM and computed styles. - AI adjudication with visual grounding: Findings flagged for subjective review are adjudicated against section-crop screenshots, then classified into canonical review areas (alignment, correctness, quality, testing, and more) with P0-P3 severity mapping. - Use Case: Point the Skill at a local Next.js dev server before launch; it crawls the site across all viewports, replays interactions like menus and modals, and returns a scored report.json plus proposed review findings with screenshot evidence. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to audit your running web app by providing its URL, for example: audit http://localhost:3000 across all viewports and report accessibility and design findings.