design-review

You can automate finding and fixing visual design issues in source code by running a design QA skill that identifies inconsistencies, spacing problems, and hierarchy errors, then applies automated fixes directly to the files.

Design QA is the process of auditing user interfaces for visual inconsistencies, spacing errors, and hierarchy problems. You need it before implementation or during the polish stage to detect and resolve slow interactions and visual defects.

Yes, you can use Bash, Grep, Glob, and Read tools to scan source code for visual inconsistencies and AI slop patterns. The design review process leverages these dependencies to locate and correct hierarchy and spacing issues.

The best way to verify automated design fixes is by using deterministic task execution with re-verification. This approach captures before and after screenshots to ensure the visual hierarchy and spacing corrections are properly applied.

Yes, automated design review handles plan-mode design audits. It uses deterministic task execution to review visual design, identify issues like AI slop patterns, and apply fixes during the design polish workflow.