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Product UI Audit

skill

Audit product / consumer UI code (非 design-system 本身) against DS usage discipline + mindset adherence. Catches element misuse / design principle violations / token leakage / geometry bugs / a11y gaps across 7 dimensions. Invoke via /product-ui-audit when user says「audit 這個 UI」「檢查 X feature 用對 DS 嗎」「這段 code 符合設計原則嗎」,or auto-invoked by /prototype Phase 3.5 gate.

Works with: Claude Code (native)  ·  Cursor, Codex CLI (manual)
native: this artifact type is that client's own format

Install (Claude Code):

cp -r product-ui-audit ~/.claude/skills/

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Measured 2026-09-12  ·  scorer s5  ·  how  ·  something wrong here?