visual-verify

Look at the final raster before you deliver it, the same loop you run on code: render, look, fix, look again. Judge it against the ask, not your own taste; when someone asked for a specific change, that change is the bar. The deterministic gates (brand-lint, font checks, video-gate, hyperframes check, artifact-contract) own tokens, fonts, clipping and dimensions. Your eyes own everything they cannot measure: does it say the one thing, does the eye land where it should, is anything generic or broken.

node /workspace/tools/review-thumb.mjs <img>                 # a <=1600 px .thumb.jpg to look at
node /workspace/tools/review-thumb.mjs --sheet <a> <b> ...   # several tiled into one sheet

Then look with the thumb or sheet and one specific question ("Is the headline the first thing you read, and is any text clipped?"). One sheet costs far less than many frames.

Restyles and reskins: source first, output second