lfe-visual-check

Visual UI inspection automates the detection of layout, overflow, and alignment issues by rendering the changed UI surface and generating findings for human review. It requires in-context rendering tools to execute the visual quality assurance check.

The best way to verify UI rendering compliance is to automate the inspection of UI surfaces after changes and route the findings to a human reviewer. This maintains human oversight while ensuring the UI change meets the required design standards.

You start an automated layout verification check by executing the `/lfe-inspector` command. This triggers the visual inspection process, rendering the updated UI surface and presenting the layout findings for human review.

Yes, you need in-context rendering tools to perform automated UI inspection. If rendering tools are unavailable, the Skill falls back to manual instructions to complete the visual quality assurance process.

No, you cannot fully automate visual quality assurance without human oversight using this approach. It explicitly writes findings and instructions for human review to ensure final sign-off on design standard compliance.