Taste

A model's default page is the average of every page it has seen. This skill swaps each default for a choice drawn from the subject, builds them in full, and looks at the result in a real browser. User instructions, the project's brand and its design system outrank everything here.

Work in few, large steps; every extra tool call re-reads the whole conversation. After loading this skill, the whole job is five turns and the reply:

1. One command that lists the project and prints its source files, each capped, for example cd <project> && ls -R && for f in README* *.html *.css *.js; do echo "== $f"; head -c 6000 "$f"; done && head -n 5 data/*: list data files and show their first lines, never the whole file. Add <skill>/references/app-screens.md for an app screen, <skill>/references/ux.md for anything with a form, flow, calculator, filters or settings, <skill>/references/motion.md only for a flow or custom motion beyond the rules below, and <skill>/references/range.md for a person's site, a brief that asks for character, or several directions to compare. No separate look-around first.
2. One command that writes every file whole (heredocs) and ends by running the camera.
3. The camera's one sheet opened.
4. One command that applies every fix (rewrite a file, or one script with all the replacements; never one edit per change), runs the camera again with --fails-only and prints git status --short.
5. The sheet opened again.

1. Read the subject

From that one read, note the reader, the one thing they must do, fixed brand colours and type, and the imagery that truly exists. List eight particulars that belong to this subject and no competitor: its name, place and materials; the numbers in the brief; the constraint it lives with; the paper it already produces (tickets, labels, timetables, receipts).