design-audit

To check WCAG accessibility compliance and design system consistency, run a full design audit on your codebase. The audit scans CSS, Tailwind classes, and design tokens, verifying them against established WCAG standards and brand identity documentation.

A design audit is a comprehensive review of visual consistency, accessibility, and design system adherence. You need to run it when preparing to launch a new feature to ensure it aligns with brand guidelines and prevents generic AI-generated aesthetics.

Yes, you can detect generic AI-generated design patterns in your Tailwind CSS classes. The audit includes an AI slop detection feature that identifies and flags generic patterns common in AI-generated designs during the codebase scan.

Yes, the design audit works with existing design tokens and brand identity rules. Agents explore your codebase, research standards, and compare your implementation directly against your design system documentation to verify adherence.

The best way to prevent generic AI aesthetics before launch is to perform a comprehensive design review that flags AI-generated patterns. This process scans your codebase to ensure visual outputs meet brand identity and design system principles.

Your design audit requires agents to explore the codebase and research standards to accurately verify implementation against documentation. This ensures the audit correctly validates your CSS and Tailwind classes against actual WCAG and brand rules.