desktop-shell-maximize-gate

What problem does it solve?

When a desktop app owns its own chrome or hosts web UI content inside a native shell, maximizing the window can introduce regressions when returning to the restored state. This Skill provides a disciplined approach to gate those maximize-state fixes so restored-state behavior remains correct and visible, avoiding hidden layout shifts or clipping.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Gate a maximize-state fix verification in desktop shells to ensure restored-state behavior is preserved.
• Validate shell chrome and content layout across restored and maximized states, including titlebar, header, nav rail, active accents, and edge insets.
• Use case: QA engineers reproduce bugs by cycling between restored and maximized states and verify visual integrity across routes.

Quick Start

Run a full maximize/restore cycle and compare shell chrome and content to ensure no clipping or regressions.