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Generate UX microcopy (button labels, error messages, empty states, toasts) following a casual-but-polite voice and tone
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The VISUAL gate — render the UI, screenshot it, and score what you actually SEE, not what the code says. Catches the tells that only show up in pixels (dead whitespace, cramping, a hero that doesn't dominate, fonts that didn't load, real rendered color, the squint "does this look AI-made" test) — the things /ss-score can't read from source. Renders empty/loading/error states too, then fixes and re-renders until it passes. Use as the final gate on any screen you can render.
Turn ONE design axis up or down as a coordinated, deterministic transform — "denser", "sharper corners", "more muted", "bolder", "flatter", "livelier". Not a vibe the model reinterprets each time; a defined ramp that moves many tokens together, respects the guardrails (8px grid, a11y floors, single accent, nested-radius), updates the lock, and re-runs the gate. Use this when a human saying "more X" would otherwise get an inconsistent one-off.
Apply a named StyleSeed motion to a component — either one of the 5 personality seeds (Spring/Silk/Snap/Float/Pulse × entrance/exit/hover/press/layout) or a distinctive keyword move from the motion library (toggle-flip, toggle-curtain, reveal-blur, pop-in, shimmer, …). Translates vibe words into framer-motion code from one source of truth.
Score a UI file's design quality 0-100 against StyleSeed's design language — per-category breakdown, the worst offenders, and a prioritized fix list. A quantified version of /ss-review.
Re-style a project to a named aesthetic — swiss, editorial, technical, warm-dtc, minimal-mono, brutalist-lite. A preset is a *coordinate* across the dial axes (radius + density + color + weight + motion) plus a font, accent family, and one signature move — applied coherently as a single identity, written to the lock, and re-gated. This is for mood words ("more editorial") that aren't one axis; for a single axis use /ss-dial.
Build a screen the way the StyleSeed reference demo was built — one command that ENFORCES the full loop (lock the look → build → score → fix to ≥80 → only then show). Use this instead of building UI free-hand; it closes the gap between "knows the rules" and "actually followed them."
| name | ss-copy |
| description | Generate UX microcopy (button labels, error messages, empty states, toasts) following a casual-but-polite voice and tone |
| argument-hint | [context] [description] |
| allowed-tools | Read, Write, Edit, Grep, Glob |
/ss-feedbackContext: $0 Description: $ARGUMENTS
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engine/UX-WRITING.mdfirst — it's the rule set this skill applies: buttons name the action (not "Submit"), errors help instead of blame, empty states invite, money copy stays calm, one term per concept. Korean/CJK projects: see §W8 for the clear-calm-human "Toss feel" (존댓말 일관성, 사용자 관점 "내 계좌", 군더더기 빼기).
Read the design language reference:
DESIGN-LANGUAGE.md sections on Microcopy Tone Guide and UX WritingApply the voice principles:
Format: [Action verb] + [Object] (optional)
Good: "Place order", "Get started", "Save changes", "Try again"
Bad: "Submit", "OK", "Click here", "Proceed to next step"
Format: [Friendly observation] + [Suggested action]
Good: "No activity yet. Create your first project to get started."
Bad: "No data found."
Format: [What happened] + [What to do]
Good: "Couldn't load the data. Please try again."
Bad: "Error 500: Internal Server Error"
Format: [Confirmation of what happened]
Good: "Saved!", "Changes applied", "Item deleted · Undo"
Bad: "Operation completed successfully"
Label: Noun phrase ("Email address", "Password")
Placeholder: Example or hint ("name@example.com")
Helper: Format guidance ("Must be at least 8 characters")
Error: Specific issue ("This email is already registered")
Title: [Question about the action]
Body: [Consequence explanation]
Primary: [Action verb] ("Delete", "Confirm")
Secondary: "Close" (not "Cancel" — avoids confusion)