figma-slop-check

The gate you run before calling any Figma frame done. It looks at the work through two lenses, in this order:

1. Slop: does it look machine made? The look and the structure of generated design.
2. Rigor: is it precise? Does the screen agree with itself and with the canon.

Nothing is declared ready while a check fails. This skill is a gate: it reads and reports. Fixes are a separate pass (see "On failure").

Where it sits

figma-preflight approves the write, the write happens, then figma-slop-check runs, then figma-handoff-gate. Each gate fails closed. Slop runs first because it is faster: it judges the overall look, not the structure. Rigor runs second because it has to read structure and cross-reference. Never skip a downstream gate.

When to run