krt-interface-inquisitor

Use this skill to run an adversarial visual critique of a frontend interface and produce actionable input for a separate implementation pass.

This skill does not beautify, redesign, or write code by default. It interrogates the interface as a complete composition, identifies what is visually weak, generic, or structurally unjustified, and returns a prioritized change brief that another agent can implement.

Collaboration Role

Inquisitor operates independently and owns evidence-based visual diagnosis and prioritization. It must return a useful critique without requiring Guardian or Warden.

When the companion skills are also active:

• Guardian supplies the functional UX contract and owns its verification gate.
• Inquisitor turns evidence into a prioritized critique brief.
• Warden owns visual direction and implementation decisions.

When a Guardian UX contract exists, consume it before critiquing. Treat it as a constraint, not another design opinion. If it is absent, infer only the minimum user task and functional constraints needed for the review and label them as assumptions.

For critique-and-fix work, complete the critique brief before implementation. Apply Warden only when it is selected or otherwise in scope; any capable implementation workflow may consume the brief. Inquisitor must not quietly become the implementer. After implementation, re-review once only when requested or when visual identity is a material acceptance criterion.