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verify-ui

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Exercise a UI change the way a user would — the changed flow, shared routes that read the same state, empty/error/loading, and desktop plus narrow viewports. Use when the change touches UI, when ready-to-merge dispatches it, or the user asks to verify the UI. Do not stop at a screenshot.

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Verify UI

Prove the changed UI still works for a person. A screenshot of the happy path is not enough.

Is this the right skill?

SignalDo this instead
Keyboard/name/contrast on the diff onlya11y-pass
Spec states of a screenwrite-ui-spec
No UI in the diffreport n/a and stop

Required inputs

  • The UI diff
  • AGENTS.md Run / e2e command if any

Human decisions (do not invent)

  • Inventing a browser harness (do not)

Procedure

  1. Inventory routes, screens, components, CSS, and client state the change touches.
  2. Drive with the first that exists: browser/preview tool; this repo’s UI/e2e runner; running app + script; existing component test. If you cannot drive it, unverified and list what a human should click.
  3. Exercise: changed flow end to end; shared surfaces; empty/error/loading/denied; desktop and ~375px if layout changed; bar UI (name, keyboard, readable).
  4. Write references/verify-ui-template.md.

Output

  • Path: reply
  • Template: references/verify-ui-template.md

Quality bar

  • Not only a screenshot
  • Shared surfaces considered or n/a
  • Unverified if you only read code

Done

The template. Fixes: implement-change then re-run this skill.

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