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fix-design-notes

Design notes on a PR, "Design review (advisory)" in the evidence check, "worth fixing", layout.split-row, OW-LIST, a reviewer says the UI looks off. Use to read what the design review found on a PR's screenshots, fix it in code, and prove the note is gone.

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fix-design-notes
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Design notes on a PR, "Design review (advisory)" in the evidence check, "worth fixing", layout.split-row, OW-LIST, a reviewer says the UI looks off. Use to read what the design review found on a PR's screenshots, fix it in code, and prove the note is gone.
# Skill: Fix design notes Every PR that records evidence screenshots gets an advisory design review. Its notes ride in the **Evidence preview** check, next to the evidence they are about: one summary line, and the notes as the check's text. They never change the evidence verdict, but a note marked *Worth fixing* is a defect a careful designer would send back. Fix it, or say in the PR why the screen is right. ## Read the notes ```bash sha=$(gh pr view <pr> --json headRefOid --jq .headRefOid) check() { gh api "repos/{owner}/{repo}/commits/$sha/check-runs?check_name=Evidence%20preview" --jq ".check_runs[0].output.$1"; } check summary # ends with "Design review (advisory): 3 notes, 1 worth fixing." or "no notes." check text # the notes, then the same notes as JSON ``` Each note gives: | Field | Use it to | | --- | --- | | rule | `layout.*` was measured from the DOM (exact). `S2`, `V2`… are DESIGN.md; `OW-*` are the OpenWork Design rules in `evals/design-review/rubric.md` (judged from pixels; may vary run to run) | | Screenshot | the spec step that took it, and the spec file | | Where in the code | grep for the hook (`[data-library-row="…"]` → `data-library-row`) or the class list to find the component | | Reproduce | the command that re-records the screenshots and reviews them locally | The JSON block at the end of the check text has the same notes for scripts. The screenshots themselves are in the review report the check links to. ## Reproduce, fix, verify 1. Run the note's reproduce command. Read `--json` output, not prose: `pnpm evals:e2e <slug> --local && pnpm --dir evals design:review -- --test-run latest --json` (judged notes need `OPENAI_API_KEY` or `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`; measured ones do not). 2. Find the component from the hook or class list. Read DESIGN.md and the rule in `evals/design-review/rubric.md` before changing anything: the fix follows the team's pattern, not the note's wording. 3. Fix it in the product code, never in the spec or the rubric. 4. Re-run the same command. The note must be gone and no new *Worth fixing* note may appear. Look at the screenshot yourself: a passing rule is not a good screen. 5. Push. CI re-runs the review; the evidence check's summary says `Design review (advisory): no notes.` or lists only what you decided to keep. ## When the screen is right A judged note can be wrong, and a team decision can outrank a generic rule. Leave the code, and put one line in the PR body under Evidence: `Design review: kept OW-LIST-HEADER on the Library; the columns are compared (see DESIGN.md S2).` Do not edit the rubric to silence a note in the same PR that triggers it. ## Rules - Measured notes are facts about the layout; do not argue with the numbers. - Never chase a judged note across runs: if it flips between runs, it is low confidence. Fix what you can see in the screenshot. - Fix the shared component when the hook points at one (a row used by every list), not each screen.
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