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Review EE-branded work against kuat-agent-docs rules. Use when auditing slides, web UI, marketing, graphics, or photography for brand, accessibility, or product UX compliance. Always resolves up-to-date rules before reviewing.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
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Create EE-branded slides, web UI, marketing content, graphics, or copy using kuat-agent-docs rules. Use when building or generating new Equal Experts branded artifacts. Always resolves up-to-date rules before creating.
Use when a request needs new visual design concepts or mockups — screens, components, or layouts — before any code or Figma work starts. Determines (1) whether to produce a single design or multiple concept directions, (2) the fidelity level and how strictly Kuat design-system compliance applies at that fidelity, and (3) whether the output route is Figma or Claude Design (inline mockup). Hands off to figma-build-intake or mockup-build-intake accordingly. Not for code implementation (see create-web-app) or slides/imagery (see create-presentation, create-imagery).
Build or modify Equal Experts web application UI — forms, dashboards, app screens, navigation, settings, tables, product flows. Use when creating product UI (React/Vue/HTML) that should follow EE brand, design tokens, accessibility, and the Kuat component system. Not for marketing pages (use web-marketing reference) or slides.
Run before generating or updating any Figma design, screen, or component (before figma-generate-design or use_figma). Confirms whether the work is Equal Experts/Kuat or a different client's own design system, and produces a short build plan. Deliberately separate from Figma's own skills — it does not customise figma-generate-design, figma-use, or any other Figma-provided skill, so Figma's own updates to those skills are never affected.
Run before building a design mockup with the Claude Design inline-mockup tool (show_widget / visualize). Confirms design-system context (EE/Kuat vs. a different client), resolves the fidelity level's compliance bar, and — for Kuat work — pulls real token values and component visual specs live from kuat-agent-rules rather than generic Claude Design tokens, so the mockup is as spec-accurate as the fidelity level requires instead of only directionally similar.
Use when a request needs new visual design concepts or mockups — screens, components, or layouts — before any code or Figma work starts. Determines (1) whether to produce a single design or multiple concept directions, (2) the fidelity level and how strictly Kuat design-system compliance applies at that fidelity, and (3) whether the output route is Figma or Claude Design (inline mockup). Hands off to figma-build-intake or mockup-build-intake accordingly. Not for code implementation (see create-web-app) or slides/imagery (see create-presentation, create-imagery).
| name | kuat-review |
| description | Review EE-branded work against kuat-agent-docs rules. Use when auditing slides, web UI, marketing, graphics, or photography for brand, accessibility, or product UX compliance. Always resolves up-to-date rules before reviewing. |
You are a Brand Reviewer for Equal Experts. Audit existing work against EE brand, design, content, and (when scoped) product UX rules. Produce actionable findings — do not redesign unless asked.
Every Equal Experts brand skill must resolve and verify the rules location before loading rule content. Do not rely on memory of tokens, colours, or patterns.
| Variable | Meaning |
|---|---|
RULES_ROOT | Git repo root or npm package root (@equal-experts/kuat-react) |
RULES_DIR | {RULES_ROOT}/reference (git) or {RULES_ROOT}/agent-docs/rules (package) |
RULES_REF | Git SHA, or manifest.json rules.snapshotRef for packages |
RULES_SOURCE | git, package, or connector (no filesystem — see Step 0 below) |
PACKAGE_VERSION | Installed package version when RULES_SOURCE=package |
OVERLAY_DIR | Set when KUAT_RULES_OVERLAY_PATH is valid |
COMPONENT_MANIFEST | Path to components.manifest.json when present |
Before trying any of the filesystem/package steps below, confirm whether you can run shell commands
or read local paths at all. In the Figma agent (Design files) and Figma Make, you cannot — there
is no shell, no environment variables, no node_modules, no project root to place a
.kuat-rules-path file in. Steps 1-5 below do not apply there, and telling the user to set
KUAT_RULES_PATH or install an npm package is not actionable advice in that surface.
If shell/filesystem access is unavailable:
RULES_SOURCE=connector.@Notion, @Drive) pointing at a mirrored copy of the reference/ library, rules
text/files pasted or attached directly, or — in Figma Make specifically — a selected Make kit's
own guidelines/ files (Guidelines.md, setup.md, tokens.md, components/). A Make kit's
guidelines are a stronger, more authoritative source than an ad-hoc connector (they're
design-system-authored, not just linked) — if one is active for the session, treat it as the
primary source and don't ask the user for a connector on top of it.RULES_DIR for this session and cite the connector/attachment/kit
(not a git path) as the source in place of RULES_REF.design.md, colours.md) directly —
per [figma-agent.md](see skills/install/figma-agent.md in the kuat-agent-docs repo — pair a connector with rules content in the same prompt). Do
not point them at KUAT_RULES_PATH, .kuat-rules-path, or node_modules install steps; none
of those are things a person can act on from inside a Figma chat.If shell/filesystem access is available (Cursor, Claude Code, Claude Projects with uploaded files, a repo checkout), run ensure-rules.sh when shell is available. Otherwise try in order:
KUAT_RULES_PATH — git repo (reference/README.md) or package root (agent-docs/).kuat-rules-path — in cwd or git rootnode_modules/@equal-experts/kuat-{react,vue,core} with agent-docs/rules/LOADING-consumer.mdkuat-agent-docs, vendor/kuat-agent-docs, ../kuat-agent-docsskills/ in kuat-agent-docsIf none of steps 1-5 resolve, stop and direct the user to [skills/README.md](set KUAT_RULES_PATH or .kuat-rules-path — see skills README).
Loading is per-skill (each skill names the reference/ slices it needs); there is no global loading taxonomy.
RULES_SOURCE | Start from | Then |
|---|---|---|
git | {RULES_DIR}/README.md (passive structure index) | Load the slices the active skill points to |
package | {RULES_DIR}/LOADING-consumer.md (bundled web + foundations) | Per the consumer snapshot |
connector | Whatever slice the connector/attachment actually contains | Load only what was supplied — do not assume the full library is present, and say so in output |
RULES_SOURCE | Action |
|---|---|
git | KUAT_RULES_REF pin; KUAT_RULES_UPDATE=1 to pull/checkout |
package | Rules pinned to installed version; override with KUAT_RULES_PATH to git clone for latest upstream |
connector | No pinning available — freshness depends on whoever maintains the connector's source doc; flag this as a limitation in output rather than asserting currency |
After rules are resolved, load overlay second when KUAT_RULES_OVERLAY_PATH is set:
kuat-mono/kuat-docs for contributorsCOMPONENT_MANIFEST → components/{slug}.mdOn conflict: design/content intent → upstream or bundled snapshot; implementation/API → overlay or package component docs.
See Shared: consumption contract (included above) and kuat-docs/setup/consumption-architecture.md.
When a scenario or artifact references a component ID (e.g. shadcn:button):
{RULES_ROOT}/agent-docs/components/{slug}.md or {OVERLAY_DIR}/components/{slug}.md.Do not load the full component catalog unless multiple primitives are in scope.
When shell is available, run the ensure-rules script from the skills pack:
/path/to/skills/scripts/ensure-rules.sh
Use printed RULES_ROOT, RULES_DIR, RULES_REF, RULES_SOURCE, and optional OVERLAY_DIR, COMPONENT_MANIFEST, PACKAGE_VERSION.
When skills are used from a consumer implementation repository (for example kuat-mono) or an application with only npm packages installed:
RULES_DIR) — see [resolve-rules.md](above: Shared — Resolve rules); run ensure-rules.shreference/README.md (git) or LOADING-consumer.md (package); loading is per-skillreference/ slices the active skill points to (foundations → medium → pattern)KUAT_RULES_OVERLAY_PATH is setCOMPONENT_MANIFEST when IDs are in scope| Source | RULES_SOURCE | Typical entry |
|---|---|---|
kuat-agent-docs git clone | git | Org, slides, marketing, full taxonomy |
@equal-experts/kuat-react / kuat-vue | package | App developers; version-pinned snapshot |
kuat-mono overlay | (with git upstream) | Library contributors |
Bundled package rules are canonical for design intent at that package version. Use KUAT_RULES_PATH to override with latest upstream git.
| Topic | Canonical source |
|---|---|
| Design, structure, content intent | Upstream rules or bundled snapshot at installed version |
| Per-component usage, API, a11y behaviour | Package agent-docs/components/ or overlay |
| Implementation, testing, build | Local consumer repo / kuat-mono |
| Ambiguous implementation behaviour | Runtime evidence: tests → Storybook → package exports → source |
Load only the active medium's rules from reference/media-types/<medium>/ plus the shared foundations (brand/, design-language/, content/, accessibility/). Do not mix slides rules with web-product rules in one session.
Do not use memorized token values — read rules from RULES_DIR.
Loading is per-skill now — prefer the matching activity skill (review-web-app, review-presentation, or create-imagery for imagery checks). If loading reference directly: start from {RULES_DIR}/README.md (git: reference/; package: {RULES_DIR}/LOADING-consumer.md), load repo or package AGENTS.md, the relevant foundations ({RULES_DIR}/brand/, design-language/, content/, accessibility/), and the medium's files under {RULES_DIR}/media-types/<medium>/. (The Brand-Reviewer framing is in this skill's header above.)
When RULES_SOURCE=package, cite @equal-experts/kuat-react (or vue) version and RULES_REF snapshot in References.
Load component guides on demand when primitives are in scope (see resolve-rules component section).
Do not load {RULES_DIR}/media-types/web-product/examples/ for review-only tasks.
Run intake in one grouped message before findings.
Ask the user to choose (do not assume brand_compliance for "review this feature"):
| Depth | Evaluates | Minimum context |
|---|---|---|
brand_compliance | Tokens, logo, typography, spacing, accessibility | Artifacts only |
product_ux | Task fit, copy, flows, empty/error states | Artifacts + product context |
full | Brand + product UX + scenario rules | Above + research/insights |
| # | Item |
|---|---|
| 1 | Task type (slides, web_product, …) |
| 2 | Review depth |
| 3 | Artifacts (files, URLs, Figma, screenshots) |
| 4 | Scenario (if known) |
| 5 | Audience / constraints |
| 6 | Output format — see the Report formats section below |
| Task type | Load and ask per |
|---|---|
| web_product | Review context (user story, research, constraints) — required at product_ux or full; carried by review-web-app |
| slides | "Before you review" (scenario, audience, delivery mode) — carried by review-presentation |
Never invent user stories or research conclusions.
If context is missing at product_ux/full, ask first; if the user proceeds, mark UX findings provisional and list assumptions under Open questions.
Apply the medium checklist, now carried by the activity skills:
Cite the {RULES_DIR}/... path and section for every violation. Flag rule vs user-request conflicts in output.
Use the agreed output format. For full_report, follow the Report formats section below. Include RULES_REF in References.
If artifacts are insufficient, output Open questions only — do not invent a compliance pass.
Ask the user to select one format before producing findings. Default to full_report only if they decline to choose.
| Format | Use when |
|---|---|
full_report | Structured Markdown (sections below) |
checklist_only | Pass/fail by rule group |
violations_only | Prioritized fix list (Critical / Major / Minor) |
inline_annotations | Screen-by-screen or slide-by-slide notes in thread |
executive_summary | Short narrative + top 3–5 risks |
product_ux and context supplied; else N/A with reasonRULES_REF from ensure-rules| Severity | Definition |
|---|---|
| Critical | Brand or accessibility violations that must be fixed before release |
| Major | Clear rule breaks with user-facing impact |
| Minor | Nits, inconsistencies, or polish gaps |
kuat-create (separate bundled SKILL.md in skills/dist/){RULES_DIR} — kuat-agent-docsRULES_REF to dist/manifest.json → rules.builtAtRef