What problem does it solve? Generic taste-skill and redesign-skill rules often conflict with an established project design system, causing AI assistants to suggest fonts, colors, or framework patterns that violate project conventions. This Skill defines explicit overrides so design guidance stays consistent with the project's documented standards. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Font Stack Enforcement: Locks headings and chrome to Geist Sans, code to Geist Mono, and blog prose to Piazzolla, overriding generic font bans. - Accent Color Rules: Enforces a neutral-only palette where emphasis comes from weight and underline, reserving the destructive token for irreversible actions. - Framework Corrections: Redirects Next.js/RSC-specific directives to Astro with React islands and hydration directives like client:load. - Use Case: When applying a redesign-skill to a page, the AI checks this context first and keeps Lucide React icons and the existing token system instead of swapping in Phosphor icons or chromatic accents. ## Quick Start Read the taste-context overrides before applying any taste-skill, redesign-skill, output-skill, or minimalist-skill directive to this project.