design-brief-reviewer

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design-brief-reviewer

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Reviews design briefs (markdown files describing a design project's goals, audience, constraints, and deliverables) for completeness and clarity. Checks whether the brief names: the audience, the success metric, the constraints (time / budget / technical), and the deliverables. Trigger when the user asks to "review", "audit", "critique", or "sanity-check" a design brief, or shares a markdown file labeled brief/design-brief and asks what's missing.

Design Brief Reviewer

When the user asks for a design brief review:

1. Read the file they point at.
2. Check it against the four required sections:
   • Audience — who is this design for?
   • Success metric — how will we know it worked?
   • Constraints — what's the budget / timeline / tech stack / brand limits?
   • Deliverables — what hand-off artifacts come out at the end?
3. For each section: mark "present", "vague", or "missing". For vague sections, quote the relevant line and explain what's missing. For missing sections, suggest a one-line prompt to fill the gap.
4. End with a one-line overall: "this brief is ready / needs a revision pass / is not ready to start design work."

Be direct. The point of a brief review is to catch ambiguity before design effort goes into the wrong place.