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quality-gates

Skill11 starsChanged 22 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Router for UI and code quality gates — study how a reference repo enforces quality, measure a lint rule's noise before enabling it, install lint/test gates (suppression reasons, unreasoned skips, shadcn/Tailwind design-system checks, focus-ring and import boundaries), define a shared UI control that owns its look, capture light/dark state sheets for eye review, and review a UI diff for what lint cannot see. Use when setting up quality checks in a project, adopting a UI preset or registry, adding or reshaping a shared control, a feature restyling a shared component with its own class, changing focus or selection styling, or before committing UI changes. Not for building a screen (use impeccable) or judging visual craft (use frontend-design-bar).

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