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Use when starting a new design project, when context seems insufficient for design decisions, or when explicitly gathering requirements before visual design work.

Use when starting a design critique, visual design review, or wireframing process for any app or service. Orchestrates the full design-crit pipeline from brief through visual facets to design direction.

Use when a design brief is confirmed and the project needs a plan for which design facets to evaluate and in what order.

Use when auditing a design for accessibility — keyboard navigation, screen reader support, touch targets, focus management, color contrast, and cognitive load. Typically runs as the last facet to audit accumulated decisions.

Use when evaluating color palettes, theming, dark mode, contrast, and color tokens for a design system.

Use when evaluating interactive component patterns — buttons, forms, cards, modals, tables, and other UI building blocks.

Use when evaluating information hierarchy within screens — what's prominent, what's secondary, and how the user's eye is guided through content.

Use when evaluating microcopy, error messages, CTA language, terminology consistency, and the overall voice and tone of UI text.

Use this skill when the user needs visual proof that specific values exist in a PDF — not just to read a PDF, but to see exactly where a number, amount, clause, or field appears on the page with a highlighted screenshot. Trigger when someone is cross-referencing a PDF against something else (a form they're filling out, a claim, a conversation, another document) and needs confirmation with evidence. Common signals: entering data into TurboTax or a form and pulling source numbers from last year's return; asking an accountant to verify reported figures; checking contract terms before sending to legal; matching invoice line items to a PO. The core intent is 'show me the actual text in context' — not summarize, not extract all text, but produce a cropped screenshot with the value highlighted. Do NOT trigger for PDF operations without a specific value to locate: merging, splitting, summarizing, converting, or creating PDFs.

Manage Remarc session comments and contextual feedback. Use when the user mentions Remarc sessions, comments, handoff, triage, review, addressing, resolving, status updates, or summaries.