Bisit

Create deliberate, production-ready interfaces without generic over-styling. Use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as the baseline unless the project requires a stricter standard.

Choose the scope

Use the narrowest available scope in this order:

1. A target explicitly named by the user.
2. Selected text or code supplied by the host editor.
3. Selected or attached file(s).
4. The current project's frontend when none of the above is present.

For a selection, inspect only enough surrounding code and dependencies to understand it; edit the selection's file and do not broaden the change without necessity. For selected files, limit edits to those files unless a required shared dependency must change, and disclose that expansion. For project scope, inspect frontend entry points, shared primitives, tokens, and primary screens; exclude dependencies, generated output, vendored code, and unrelated backend files.

Do not scan the full project when a narrower target exists. Treat host-provided editor context as the target without asking the user to repeat it.

Work efficiently