design-reviewer

Automate design QA before handoff by adversarially evaluating artifacts against multiple criteria to detect defects, incompleteness, or forbidden patterns, producing a pass/fail verdict with supporting evidence.

An adversarial review for design handoffs is a structured evaluation process that checks frontend artifacts for defects and forbidden patterns before orchestration, outputting a pass/fail verdict with convergence metadata.

Static analysis serves as a fallback for design review when a browser-enabled environment is unavailable, allowing automated checks of design handoffs to proceed and generate pass/fail verdicts.

The design review process gates progression during the design_contracted phase by integrating with the design QA workflow to ensure handoff artifacts pass readiness checks before moving to orchestration.

Capture evidence when checking design handoff readiness by running adversarial evaluations against the contract, which outputs structured documentation and convergence metadata alongside the final verdict.

Automated design handoff review limitations include dependency on a browser-enabled environment for full evaluation capability, requiring static analysis fallback when browser access is restricted.