Evaluate code and software design quality through the lens of human taste -- abstraction depth, conceptual integrity, change cost, and structural elegance. Use this skill whenever the user asks you to review code quality, critique software architecture, assess whether code is well-designed, check for code smells, evaluate abstraction choices, judge whether code "feels right," or review AI-generated code for design quality. Also use it when comparing implementation approaches or assessing technical debt, even if the user does not explicitly mention "human taste."
Evaluate writing and content quality through the lens of human taste -- clarity, voice authenticity, information density, and tone fit. Use this skill whenever the user asks you to review copy, evaluate writing quality, check for AI slop, assess tone and voice, critique documentation, review microcopy, evaluate marketing text, check if content sounds human, or judge whether writing "reads well." Also use it when reviewing AI-generated text for naturalness or comparing content drafts, even if the user does not explicitly mention "human taste."
Evaluate UX and product design quality through the lens of human taste -- cognitive load, visual coherence, interaction clarity, and context fit. Use this skill whenever the user asks you to review a UI, critique a design, do a UX audit, assess aesthetic quality, check cognitive load, run a taste test on a product, evaluate user flow, or judge whether a design "feels right." Also use it when reviewing AI-generated designs or comparing design alternatives, even if the user does not explicitly mention "human taste."