vibe-killer
Vibe Killer
Somebody typed a prompt and got back a webpage. It has a purple gradient hero, three cards with emoji in little rounded squares, and 400 lines of CSS that exist nowhere else in the world. It looks fine. It is also a dead end: nothing in your organization can maintain it, theme it, audit it, or reuse one pixel of it.
This skill takes that page and rebuilds it out of your design system, so it stops being an orphan and starts being infrastructure. Same content, same job, running on the components your team already maintains.
The point is not tidiness. A page built from your system inherits every investment behind it: your themes, your accessibility work, your tokens, your browser support, your one place to fix a bug. A vibe-coded page inherits nothing and asks you to maintain it forever.