design-review

A design review audit targets UX and product design workflows by checking documents for completeness, consistency, and implementability before stakeholder teams receive them. It reads the target doc and related references to detect contradictions and missing dependencies.

Cross-system consistency audits detect contradictions, missing dependencies, and tone mismatches by reading the target design doc alongside CLAUDE.md and related references. The review output captures these consistency notes to prevent rework across interconnected systems.

The best way to flag vague rules and unscoped tuning knobs is an implementability review that identifies missing performance considerations and guides authors toward actionable precision. It produces structured concerns and recommendations for specification refinement.

Yes, you can enforce checklist validation for product design documents to ensure every required section is present and explained. This checklist enforcement covers overview, user fantasy, rules, formulas, edge cases, dependencies, tuning knobs, and acceptance criteria.

Limitations of design review automation include the inability to assess subjective visual aesthetics or validate undocumented implicit logic outside the provided text. It strictly evaluates completeness, consistency, and implementability based on the explicit content within the design docs and references.